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rooa For Norlhern Thougnf.

Boston POST The southern journals
are politely requesting their northern
critics who have been shouting out lear,
of reputation in the reconstruction
states to turn their attention TO Minne'
sofa. The rebuke is just. the voters
al that rich and prosperous common
wealth have not seen iit to recognize
their lust obligations, while the south
has been and is strainlng every nerve
to keep its financial faith and redeem
al It's genuine promises. Minnesota
can take lesson in morals rom the
enuth.
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Commercial Bulletin: England j.
evidently i'll Mt ease about the prospect;
Of the war. Her people as whole ana
no inconsilerable portion Of the press
appear to have couiided in the seeming
Is humane and moderate proies sions OF
the Car and the minority who deeply
fear that n great deal is concealed be-
hind those professions have hardly
dared TO advocate the measuHfs they
deem necessary for the protection OF
Englands Asiatic Interests. The sue
Cessiul passage Of the Danube and the
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baltimore Gazette: II Mr. Hayes has
the leisure occasionally to look through
Private Secretary Rodgers collection
ofnewspapers doubtless he often stunt
bles across such sentiments as this
from the Memphis Appeal: $50 long
as Mr.. Hayes keeps possession OF the
atolen Office, It is the part OF honesty
and love of country to hold his crime
in contempt and excavation! anu 10 Z,
feel II asa disgrace and humiliation"
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STATE OF TEXAS,

10 gives 10 the Passenger q view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district anu
great grazing grounds OF the West.
IA passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the state. pullmnn'g
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping eess
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, X. n 7. K'y
at a. m.; Hannibal Rt 10 u. IN :, and Hedalin
at 500 y. IN, running through to DenlsOn,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hons
ton without change connection Is also made
at sherman with The Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the NJ,
X. & a. ut Denison for ~, Louis, Hannibal,
Chiengo, Fort Scott, Kansas city aud all
points North and East; with the Texas 4 Pa
cine at sherman for ~. Louis, Cairo, Mems
phis, and all points East and Southeast, aild
IL Houston with the e., II. 4 =. A for San
Antonio, the g., IL. 4 III. Tor Galveston, the
Texas q New orleans Hallway for Beaumont 1,
Orange, ETC., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil Tor all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool 4 Texas steamship
Line to Liverpool, Hnyre and other EURO
pean cities are perfect, while Ia freedom
FROM dust and heat on account of the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with It's cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery Of broad prairics, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and adyanfaeeous 10 travellers ami
shippers In preference 10 others.
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except Saturday at 3sO p. IN, Houston At
$50 y. m, Hearne at 40 y. M, Dallas Ta5 n.
m. and benson at Has q. IN.
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COMMERCIAL.
nOSETARY.

Tie monatary market Is s1mewh3t siIlnE.
ami for ouiaie business. hut theis J,
1s,tD Batine. large pieces o. small VI
settling. larg,. I01; small ~.
SILVER uninaL .-..o.
There Is but Tile gold or silver IN ~ -,
TNCHANGfr-Comm = P'i
discc unit; banE, par.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

LiME-Ihe hest quality IN barrels Is worth
Ii ln uulki 20 1li ordinary Dallas 100, per
huthnl
thMENr-Rosendlo-- * worth a u barrel
Louisville best htlo kopt 500 " DmrVli
Dallas, e. 80.
pLASrl2k Nv worth So 90 % barrel.
The Hupplyiut the above mentioned arti-
cluH lH ample demand fair market arm,
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iilpLs-ny hmt, l6 b, and upwarl Zoe. ;
ll INIT la Ns and upward, damaged, loo.
wy NUT hps aud cali, llc,; dry salt IS ms
hu9 upward LEI green butchers, 90,
0liIht FhLia-E uu,l, owing 20 wool 3Ou
-i',i white wool, long .lci Whlto wool, fan
Clip, l1NHc5 black wool, 1850.
ltrALu-bulH lo,i COWS, &c,
IALlOW-n barrels, $50,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, July No. stocks strong. Money
per cont cold t's, sterling exchange
iung 81 Nh. short 81 10. STATE bonds uuiet
government bonds ntm.
U.ld opened 81 Vls.
GALVESTON, July iO.-Gold slOjWSlO6. ~,
silver Wc9pur EXchous0- New York sight
l..tl, prumlum.
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NEW YORK., july lu-Mouey easy at l@lN
per cent, storing steady ut HSi2, Gold
quiet nc ~ O3a5. government huuda fra;
new oS 81 1925, state bonds quiet.
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Bay Your Tickets ana ship rour freight
b. the
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Onices aud Agents have
been establishing b. this Company. where
Information maF be had concerning nos
only the n. a. B. Railway but fesas gem
III. N ANCH EsTEli, Eastern Passenger
Agent az Broadwfy, N. Y.
Gen. J. Is. no kERIeON, Pass. a Immigra-
lion Agent, lI9 N. Third street, ~. Louis, No.
A. ALLEE, Jrthwestern Pass. Agent. lOl
Clark street, ChicaIo. III.
NICK HULMfs. Southeastern Agenf,So.
Burnett House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
}. r. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Informafios may also be had N the aron-
eies Of the NJ. X. 4 4. Railway, In New YORK.
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal nnd Si.Louis
y. WALDO,
Geu1 Pas 4 Freight Aet, Houston, Texas.
asni ssp;'. Houston. rsxss. Ian2sln
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.. p ,Iil.ni l-tps.pia mHltuti uholoo ID a0
NAlh atp. N' '''''
hhk-Nonn 0nur8I.
hAultN fEEh- on.
13H N-ii,eha a, u snuek Hano.
nav rhII, rlIi .l1 rer .on.
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MAIN ARTERY OF COMMERCE. AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Boat Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better AceomnOdH-
lions and Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions Of the Great Empiro
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I '"''N ''''''I " '' ''''''''9
w. oy'y - Wv W Wv o''' '''"'I'o W
Wv WV" } " 's,"'", i'9 % '.'ieS' '''0'
uluHy ana Hoef"lIy Illustrated are
timely, highly interesting and attract
We, especially I" Russia and Turkey.
tho,r vJor Stro,rrn soyoro,,,s alta ~
''' , j." - 80 '''' "'' ,, ,o,
oy Wll!lam Staugh'oh Cnasei 'lhe
West End of Paris;o &" MaltaN Mrs
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cotton Market,

u \ ID .HI
srptSmbgr II 9I.l5 Gle NJ Stall Ne
October .,,..,...l J4l 500 II 59ll i1c
Soyemoyr'"""ii g9St ''s s s9&ii 5se
ia, ~, ;'li oaS ,,,io,,' is1e'ii ~
| - a ~ a., ll. ~, M ,,, III
leans l-'de' Nat,e5 ll-o Dae.i oohsoilu9teo
NY t,-,.3V' rl''' 20 4 Ga 'tv"' DIV
am - ''' uH'' continent 1919" ""'ea'
GALVESTON July l0.-kcceipt8, net 40
| bales, gross 40, STOCK lu4i DntS. Sules
| 40 paleN TIE MAJ itet ~ castor, Good Md
| dhhS l2't midUhuB l.taci low mId Iling
! llhci good ordinary lV'2c
BOSTON, July 10 -Cotton quiet; middliug
1870.
,r,,,,,,,u,, I,l, IA r,tto,,- ,,tat
& "a 80 80 tSt, M, 49,, YIN ~ M
o." - ,.i,, i,,,t9 t.t.S a., Ia ts,. ii,,i
,,..,. p xxi $50 ""''' 'P'"
'oi' --- ''
htNERPoOL,July lo.-N0oh -Cotion market
quiet aud SIC .uy,
ri Say; MoFnAi.
MillIliins llunuS'''' So'iou ''loii
MluIAhs Hl'y"iS, .o,,. Wat ,,,,, AMI ~ "
N'ts 49, 49, ~ NJ, III ,,nr' Ga
n.y. ',,, it,io,,
oaleS, Futu'os l,o-5 '-ipt Unuu 70 uptailus
low ihi4ullnE HHso Ju,S ur1 tsusu ..,' We
oiSV w, A"eus' Wy ~ ~
oo.lo@ v''ti, ',l,, ~ usu'
Der ar, ny sail p i lCt om ,.,5a,ro o,orso
-,t w., d, =, ttner el 'vsrv n .SgH
IN m'--sglus OF cotton to-day include
| 1850 bales American Futures Gull
Commercial.
| ~. >,.,- M. m Eto,,. c,,, v,,
Ne" tUi'N' ~ ,t,i ~ ~ ~ W ueh
hrn t. N"'H "t'0''i1"' Hu'"'os "ull ana
he9NS' Fiorr &c ,vithont decl1aa o,,onoo
moderate business, closing 9&hlel; southern
| urln Nud unVHaAseu' n1at shBnLy
Shanseui guy ets isnoL i,UuVI%'o maus'
Coln ~ i ia,, nat a " Wvsr
vlo ~ Il, y gVuUt ''''' ''"''' "'s 'o''o'
"VS'e'" "hNH"Hs0"'
| BALTIMORE, July lO.-FIourq quiet and nn'
changeGi oVo on lol bai'liiioie nlsnsr graies
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j. W, Crowdus, NJ. d., Dallas; Phil. II,
Dhnppell, President Of the National EY.
change Bank of jefferson City, hu5 4, H.
Marstlia, OF Maraaiis y Underwood, whole,
sale gIooers, Dallas; Col, IL, y. Ervay. Dallas,
j, Il, Williams, of Williams y Tulliver, urug'
ylats, Dallas, james M. swanson, planter,
Anderson county, Texas John NJ. stem.
mons, nttorney.nt-lRw, Dallaa; a, NJ, Swink,
Dallas; n. NJ Eryay nallaa. ian-dlyd
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phyaieinna aud surEoona.

Jno. n. McstOn, N. D., Physician aud Sur
con, Office over First National Bank. Resi-
enoa corner bau JaolntO aud llBrwood ats.
alias, Texas, Callst TO tho country promptly
ttondad. ort2dim
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Attorneya nc H.iaM.

1hurmond, willard 4 Fletohsr, Att'ya nj
Law, 81 Main street, up stairs, octbdlm
John Nj. HtemmOns, Attorney nt Law, No
l05 North Hlde Public square, up-aiairs.
ootD-dtf
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the Lending Clothing blouse Of Dallas
Il. Nj. Kahn Il Bro, justly claim this
egotistical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock OF
well made clothing in the city of Oa
las, and rs good as is kept In Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods as cheap as the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assert.
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance at theic stock wi convince
anyone as to the truth their asser-
tions. They also keep a tirst-class
stock of mems fur ching goods, con
slstiug of q compete stock Of mems
hats, which they make q especially OF
also, the celebrated diamond d shirts
which they oilerateXtremelo low figures.
They also keep on hand the most COM
plete and finest lineof neck wear and
hosiery in the city Ins%iew OF the
above stern facts, we. can cheerullye
recommend all of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, and we feel CON.
adent that they will coincide with uin
and pronounce Il. NJ. Kahn " Bros.
the leading clothing house
Dallas.
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sOlloltor In bankruptcy United states Dis
ballns, Texas. Speciality In all matters In
bankruptcy, Proofs OF debt taken through
out the United states. Charges reasonable
gept2idlm
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Fu' mo week ending July d. lsg7
t"ihaNri lht liHbAlu BIZ b. ", uhrnrtt.
Nlu.. lH inh NliJ ur 600 National Oot'
aiNoh un hAuu september Ist. ga
Received tlh W,oK ..,.-........
s0'rNrl previously u......,....F I.m
+eorlFra since september lhL. Bhi
ur..
"'i .fftffi'f fts'if'ifIlfiffi. tIiift.ssrr avn
1h.IUrl ihiH week., ..,..,............, rs
1hlppul previously .u............... flWl
'hllpel since September lal. nHi7
stock uu hand ........ lu
tulruH uANhEr.
Mlddllng u'. Low Mdldllng ~. Good Or.
iuuly t4,
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EgjRlGE HOAE MANUFACTURE.

We manufacture Beans celebrated Force
Pump-a small fiis engine ever ready n
your door, 10 VIII sprinkle your garden and
yafd. and raise water from The deepest well
easier than any other pump ia use. ~ thor
oughly veniilafss wells and frees them frof.i
foul air. We also keep the Little Giant Fire
Power and f0ree Of this engine for throwing
wafer incredible. II must b. witnessed "
b. believed.
mhzs-sm LITvELL& kRWELL.
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iron
COTTON TIES .
In view Of the constantly increasing Opu
lnrity ana demand for the
Celebrated Arrow Tie,

universally recognized M the lavorlio lie Of
planters cotton pressors aud shippers OF
cotton generally the
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RIOTfNG ~ sAN FRANCIsCO.
Mobs Attacking the Chinese Quarters Driven
Haci BY the Police.

SAN Francisco, July 23.-The working
mems meeting. which numbered about 10000.
broke MP at 10 O'Clock. Part OF tho crowd
wrecked Chinese wash house in the neighbour
hood.
The mass ~ the throng Dispersed hut several
hundreds proceeded 10 Geary and Lcavcnworth
streets. which IL occupied by twostory frame
building. coutainln. Chinese laundry and
fruit store on the ground floor and the resi-
d"nrc of the family above, The crowd attacked
the Chin So place. broke the street lamps. and
set the build NJ on fire. white woman W 8
barely saved alive from an upper story. The
mott imprded the hremcn. cut the hose, and the
bu ding WAS destroyed.
They thrn went down G"ary street To Dupont
street W tn the evident intent on Of raid ng the
Chimes" quarters. On their way they attacked
ana closed up number oi Cuh,st WASH
houses BY the time they rearh'u Dupont
were met hV force 81 police, VINO formed IN
line across the street. The rioters attempted la
hrcak through the line but the police stood
firm. AMI beng promptly reinforced from the
CITY Hall. wlth lull use oil clubs beat bacA tue
crowd,
While the disturbance WINS in progress n the
south end Of Dupont street another moh, num-
boring i've or SIX hundred, gathered II the
wre kei a few Chinese houses ana attempted Ia
penctratt into the Chinese quarter. hut they
were forced bp'k by the police. During the at
t.npts to nsSail their quart RS the Chinese man
Ia in seen ON the streets. About II O'Clock the
crowd coll.'t"d IN front OF the ChlnHse miss on
On washington street. above Sto'ktOn. and
stoned the w ndOWR but were driven Off 10y the
police brfOre etlr ting much damage.
The prompt and courageous acton OF tho 20
lice bH rely prevented bloody riot. Tor had tn
mob gained the heart Of the Chinese qunrter il
wuuld have boon impossible to ioretoll tho re
Gtt
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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JULY Is, 1877.

coffin II read: Death TO the Buddy Militea.
Sta home or we will cut ye, by order of the
buddy red Hand" The letter was posted in
New York.
An order was made last night by Gen. Dakin
permitting all except ifty men 60 leave the ar
inores and 20 home. The regiments were
divided into squads OF lfty each. with nstruc-
tions to report at given times TO relieve those on
duty in the armory. None OF the soldiers wore
relieved from duty, and they were positively
ordered TO keep themselves in read ness M
much as though they were kept in the armory.
il Is said that the disgracctu conduct OF mnny
OF the men Of the Thirty-sccond and Twenty
eighth Reg mcnts led to the mod fruton of the
nrd"r Keeping them in thcir nrmories. The
Thirty-srcond. being in the armory Of the
Twenty third Regiment. whore the company
rooms are furnished in luxury. many of its
members got drunk and lcit the marks of u
n gth = debau IN on the costly furniture. in adj
dlton. the men made n.ght hcous 10y their
sports, which they Kept up until past midnight.
aud there were many complaints yesterday
from persons residing near by.
The sluOp Of war MOnOn r1hola, that was
under orders to join the Asatic squadron. has
received orders to delay ling until the pres
cnt troubles are over. All the wal 'hmrn in che
navy yard have been heavily armed. Six OF the
bcej sloups of III" navy can be- put to service II
needed from the navy yard.
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NO TRIMS 10 rrRnE naUrr
The strikers Compelling Freight and Passeu-
ger franc TO Cease.

TERuP lIAUrE, Ind, July 2-Strikcrs are
IN und ,sputed control Of all the railroads here.
All trains have teen stopped ON all
the roads. except tho Tcrre Hauie
ana Evansville. which road has not
reduced wages. the mail has not boon inierfarcd
with. 1t Is understood that the Fast and West
roads will run one mail train each way daily.
bat that they viii make no effort TO carry pas
snngerH.
Tie railroads upon which tranlc IS stopped
are tue NundalH the indianapolis, and 81.
LOUIS. the lllnols Midland. the Terre Haut',
and lnsansporL There has ben no rIot!n- or
violence. and urrely any drinking.
message was received ly the strikers TO-
day. otfrrlns the services OF 800 miners al Bra
I'll but the oflrr was declined.
The railroad managers seem disposed TO
avoid in ever, possible way u coli sion with the
strikers and io await developments elsewhere.
President Collect of the Terre Haute and Dan
yille road. who Is absent from the city, tele-
graph"d that IL the force ON his road WAS
dissatisfied and wished TO strike t. take OF the
ira MS close the yards. lock the doors aud nail
up the gates.
IL : lrievrd that tho largret manufacturing
establishments here VIII close for lack OF coal
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strikers Securing the streets mud Preventing
Men from Working.

ST. LOUIS, July 2.-The Executive Com
mittee of strikers have roscindcd the order to
prevent passenger trains from leaving East st.
Louis. and IL Is likely that some Of the trains
will start this evening. Several of the compa-
MES will refuse 10 turn wheel Cen
Wilson. Receiver of the st. Louis and
Southeastern Railroad has formally requested
Mayor Bowman TO arrest the strikers. This
the Mayor refused to do. giving as n reuson his
inability to do SO. Gen. Wilson was much in
ccnsed. and wanted Mayor Bowman 10 send for
militia. and this the Mayor refused to do unless
under inquiry from Gov Culeom.
The coopers IN the shop Of the Anchor Flour
ing Mills in this city have struck. and. IL is said
their alton Will "" followed 10y Others.
purity of strikers visited the Seventh street
freight house and demanded that the men
should qur work. The men refused to aecele
Ia tins demand. and they were then given until
O'Clock 10 finally decide. Another party went
into the machine shop on Grand avenue aud
made tho same demand on the men at work
their demand upon the company for the restor-
alton Of the old wages had been promptly ac-
coded to.
A short tine ago ahou, 300 strikers came
qrross IN" brady" on two Hat cars, and have gone
oui to the mac. IN" shops.
Another party visited the Plum street depot ~
the ~. LOUIS Iron Mouutnin and southern
roads this afternoon. and notified the employees
IN e. titut tnrv must uu { work.
The agent ht thrdrput autographed to the gem
era Office for instril '.uns. and was ORR red Ia
clo-' a." delot. Iul- wiz done. and NO. ir'L:ht
trains Will leave there tot LII. lut pass Ell GER
ualnh Will ~ cut a. usual
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Railroad waited on preeident Comfy tbis morn.

Railroad waited on President Comfy this morn
ing and demanded that the ten per cent. reduce
ton which went into effect July | be restored
The committee stated that unless their demands
were acceded to they would strike within "a
hours. .
excitement i'm Worcester and n fear that the
strike on the New York Central will involve the
Boston and Albany road. Railroad men say
that ii the Central strike is success ful there VIII
be one on this line in twenty-four hours.
P1TTsrIELD. July 2i.-The Boston and Albany
Railroad IL detaining all westward bOuni
freight at this point and placing it under u
guard; The men employed here disclaim any
intention OF striking.
The President Of the st. Louis and Iron
Mountain rond. now here has received news
that his employees would strike to-day.
RONDoUr July 24.-SerOus approximations
were entertained of AN outbreak here to-day.
and an un doubted effort will be made to begin u
strike but the railroad employees and ma
JOrlty of the Aborcrs on the coal wharf failed to
cooperate. The sheriff and Mayor took yigor-
Gus steps to qucll any disturbance. The TWEEN
tieh Battalion. with all other State troops. was
ordered to assemble. and has been at the armory
since | o'clock. The Sheriff. Mayor and cit-
zcns telegraphed Gov. Robinson not to remove
the military unless he replaced them, and II
is not believed that they Will be ordered else
whore.
C1NctNxATI, July 2i.-Thc mail train on the
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad started out Mt
2ir O'Clock. but was stopped Ivy strikers from
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. who bOurd-
ed the engine. detached ii. and ran IT into the
round house.
ToLEDo. July 2i.-The trainmen on the Wa
bush Railway madca demand Tor an Increase
of wages. No reply has yet been made. They
have not Joined In the strike. but will doubtless
do 50 ii the demand IL not complied with.
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STRIKE on THE NEW YORK CENTRAL.
The Men at Fast syrncu.e Quit work-Pro-
tecting the Company's Property.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 2.-The freight
conductors. fremcn. and brakemen at East
Syracuse struck this afternoon. The following
despatch was sent:
East SYRACUSE. July "a,
To Within rand>riih.
We the employees III general. have quit work Till
EsrLoyEKs
Tho machinists at East Syracuse. numbering
100. also struck. Six hundred freight cars.
seventy engines. and forty trains Of freight are
embnrgoed at East Syracuse. The strikers
have detailed force OF their own men TO guard
and protect the property of the company.
There is no anticipation of any trouble law
less acts. The strikers will not interfere with
passenger or mail trains. They warn all out
sidcrs, tramps and Communists to keep away
from them. saying that they can manage their
own business.
This afternoon stranger supposed to be
from New York, appeared among the strikers
at East Syracuse and advised them TO burn the
buildings Of the company. The strikers drove
him from the yard with drawn pistols. He fed
to the woods.
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4 SURPRISE EOR THE BANK BURGLARa
Two Ex-Servants or the SCOTS Take the
stand-A Verdict Expected To-day.

NORTHAMPTON, July 2i.-Thc trial of Scott
and Dunlap was resumed this morning. 1t was
rumored in the court room that direct PROPOSE
tons had been received from Conncrs for the
return of the stolen securities. but the bank
officers refused to say whether or not this s
true. The first interesting feature to-day was
the testimony OF Julius Davis. n jew. who in.
sisted on wearing his hat while the oath was
admin stored. H. tc-i fled that he took some
clothes L. repair from SCOTS house in Forty.
s"'0ni street in January. 1876, and returned
thcm on Feb. Z. Scott WAS lime then.
But tho sensation oi IN" day and trial. asidd
from Edison. + t''st 'mouy came when two young
women st'pusl from thu rear room into tia
cart room. Whom they appeared, SCOTS lips
turned white. lie nudsrd Dunlap. and the lat
ter flushed 10 his hair. Mrs. Scott also seemed
very nervous.
Maggie Emerich was called. She testified
tat SHE wen, tnworN for Mrs. Scott on Feb 7.
1876. aud nyrd with her six days. r oft was
not lame. and worr no beard. Sin" let in Billy
Conn"iN. ora man they called Billy Corners. into
TIC house several times This testimony was
corrohoraied by Mary NJ Kecver, another SER
xnnt who lived IN tAy family Mt the sumo time.
Tn" d. fenr" WIS 50 dumhiounded that they did
not even rross-cNamnr the girls.
Much surprise and some unfnvorable COM
nicnt WIS caused 10y Mrs otis failure 30 go on
tn stand. The case goes TO the jury to-mor-
row. Ii is rumnrrd that an attempt has been
nude TO tanprr with one Of the iurymcn.