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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12
Mus 1exas.

Sic 9euIdrcdsu, bieie espptii9e
Ylase, baben uns enSli1 mieSer u%erIai-
len uno nur iebr ,usnis Srut binterlai=
ien, ,uelde nod baloiser, int 6 ,p0dent-
Iiden Nlter eintretenoer &eife M,o
6autuns. ebenfals nOrolid ;ieben piro.
Wi0dten oieie Nerbeerer in ben pOrb-
Ii@en @ee'n uno Gisresionsn ibren
lntersans inoen, obne auf ibrer 9teiie
gen Norben ben @arten, Teloern. @ei=
ben uno ielbit Den Walounysn @ferneren
s@ooen ;usufasen. 9ier boben Die
@drten uno Itloer, mie amd bic Yfir+
fdbdume it%elenueiie iebr 9elitten, 10
oab Elm m%ebrmalises Nadpfan;en
notbwsnois marb pdren bic 5biere
AUDI nod ben Monat Mai iiber bier
sebIieben, miirbe ,uenis auf cine Grnte
gu rednen seweien iein. Sn bieier
@esenb linb bic Counties 6apette,
8aibinston. Nnitin, Colorado uno
|2apaeca am I9ucriten beimselu@t wor=
ben, wdbrenb bieIer b65cr 9elesnen
Ereinen prairieoiitritte fait sanjli4 cer'
i@ont blieben.
8leiben mir bier in 5eras in 6ielem
|Sahre BON Der 8oummoGraupe tpie Dor
p Sabren peridont 10 t0nnen mir bel
Dem bisber unsemein siniiscn Wetter
nod cine gang ~beionbers quite Grnote
MAIDEN. llnb iollten Yliens unb Gspp-
tens 8aumwollernote our4 ben sesen'
udrtisen &ries leiben, 10 m0dte aud
cine lobnenoer Martt bieien Seul@re-
den. Sdreden leidt Serselen MAIDEN.
Nuber Der Garmerei bietet belonoers Der
3mii9en Dem 8raSos= uno Colorado
Fuie seIesene 2anoitri@,' mel4er NIT
mebr als 3 Der Geiammtbep0lfcrun9
BON 9eutiden, 86bmen, Yolen> Srldn-
bern unb Tran5olen beiieoelt if, Der
@ein3u9t Elm bantbares Telo. uno oa
bic Waulbeere 10 lei9t milo wie ange.
pFan;t seoeibt. 10 wdre sctpib aud sei=
oenbau iebr Iobnenb. @ieb3u@t unb
S@aaf3u@t wiro lobnenoer in ben
bOberen unb meniser bep0lterten 9bei-
len BON q. %. 5eras betrieben, 100
AUDI bas IL iberaus %nabrbafte @esquite
@ras mebr porbetri9cnb 1T. Bienen<
,u@t unb bersleiden werhen bur9 bic
9rn. Guds uns 8rudiid gang Der
@abrbeit semaB illuItrirt.
9egas 1T chen Elm 2anb BON alerlei
Boben, BON SumpFanb big gu er3
baltisen Bergen, BON reiden @alouns
unb iteriIen Sa~nbwiiten, BON ippisen
GeIoern nit @ai3en unb allen ''orol1=
den G~ereaIicn ruie ben @ubfra9ten,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12
Mus MiNomri.


Msbrfa1cn an mid ersansenen Nm
irasen bstrsHs bieliser IerbdItniHe
oiene Gnlscnoes ais antport
@dbreno li1 in ben meiiten 9taatcn
Die 9eutiden gang b%elonocrsr @9tune
i'll erfreUsn baden, il bier oas um9e=
tebrte Der San. Scr beige amerita-
ner iiebt nit elmer semihcn @erinsi@d-
sung ouf jeoen Geutltm berab> Die 10
gar sur 0erodtuns ausortet. Scr
9auptsrunb nieies 9alies tcrubt in Der
a%nnabms, oob Den Seutiaen i'm lskten
Yirtcrtrisse elm GROCER She'll beg Gr-
folses Der Nisoerwerfuns oes &e6cnen=
partei suSuidreiben lit. Sa Rinouri
ein SfIapenitaat NOR, 10 lit cs natarIi9,
oaB Die Acknowledgements ben GerlMIt,
Der ibncn burd Die Greilpredexns Der
|sflapeu crwa1isn 1T, nidt periamer.
sen fam, unb-einem 8ulfan 9leid-
tommen bel ibr au 3eiten setualtise
@utbausbrii9e gum Noridein. Sa
lid Elm GROCER Ibeil oieier Yartei nod
nidt in bic neuen NerbdltniIe osr be-
,ablten Irbeit Fnoen tann. 10 Iaien
oieic 2eutc lieber picle ibrer Jeloer brad
liesen unb perluben, bur4 einenr nenn
aud nur %tleinen, @iebItano ibr 2eben
,u friiten. Natirlid gebt es Dc nit
oiejer &laiie ben &%rebssang, urS all=
idbrli9 tommt cine MnSabl ibrer Gar-
men gum 8ertamf inter Dem 9ommer.
Sic meiiten beutf@en Garmer triiFt man
bier in ben Sbalniebsrunsen uno auf
ben 9iscln, mo- lie oub nidt chen auf
Roicn sebettet iiao, ba iolde ni@t gut
gum @aisenbau lino. Das eetreioe
friert bort sewobnli4 10 iebr aus, baB
Der Grtras ielten iiber 30 unS bod
items 10 @uibeI per Mder 1T; mr. in
iebr i%eltenen Gallen uno in suten SAB.
rem unb bsionoers auten 9asen er3ieIt
man Is - 20 8uibel per older. Gs
tpirb besbalb om4 rur ,psnis @a;sen
sebaut, uno man perldbt iid mebr auf
ben Nnbau ton @elidtorn, bas aber
Die Geloer su febr% ausiau9t unS aud
teinc lobncnoe grnte mebr siebt. Mir
limb 6aIe befannt, 100 man auf benz
ielben 2anbe . 10 Sabre mad Gin.
amber @eli9torn pilan3te> bis bas 2ans
10 ausaciaust mar, baB es ni9ts me9r
bra9te. 9aB Der Garmer feline eroben
gintinfte bat, 1T lei@t besrsihi@ ; in
foIse oeiien iu@en bic mciitcn 9euti9en
aus5upertaufen, UNI anbersmo ibr Sell
i'll periuden bas aber 1T lsidter ee=
iast, aIs ~aus9eflbrt, ba ii9 feline 0du-
fer finben.
Mu@ Der Nrbeiter 1T bier ni@t 3u BE-.
neioen, benn NO es Dem Garmer ni&t
uobl onsebt, 1T ioldss beim Mrbeiter
nod meniser Der 5ol. Manselt es
aud nidt eben an Der notbisen Nrbeit,
10 feblt benz Garmer bod bdufis bas
@elc, iene ;u bc5ablen bauiis mub Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12
Der NorbaFerm

WOtbketm.
Mrbeiter Elm Sabr lang tuarten, e6e i'm
iein 2obn perabrei@t pirb, unb meiftenz
mab Ct I'D nit einem etid GIeii@ ODE,
ettuas RornmebI, aartofeln ,e. besni.
gen. tpel&e artiteI ibtn nod ba3u bSbe,
ansere&nst ,uerben, ais tpofir Ct bic.
ieIben in Der @tabt ioufsn tann.
Cine tpeitere gisentblmIi@teh bieii.
ger @eseno beftebt BARN. bab in 9
stdbten bier ,peber elm @las Bier nod
@bistp 5u baben 1T; ia, es siebt bie,
cine Nn3obl BON Qeuten, bic taum tpii.
len, mas Bier 1T.
Mon bc9esnct bier fsrner elmer gro.
ben Mense DeutI&er, bic bemiibt iinb,
ibre abitammuns 5u per!eusnen, ba fs
onr@ bus Benebmen Der Mmuitaner
an benz irrisen GIauben fsitbalten. bob
Der Mmeritaner melt iber benz Deutf&en
iebe. Wan III ni9t i'm @tanbs. ben.
icIben Elm beu!ides 8ert 3u entloden
ale beuti@ an lie seiteaten 1rasen BE-.
a%ntuorten iie bebarrIi9 in enslii9er
spra@e, unb iie beboupten ni4t ielten
tein 9enti& ;u periteben. udtrenb iie
bic enslii@e spra&e ni@t einma1 rid
tis III iprc&cn perm0sen. 9ab 9euti9.
lamb iowobl in Der 2uItur mic in ieber
anoeren 8e3iebuns allen %eebiloeten @a.
!ionen Der Groc li4 ~ebenbirtis on bic
seite fteIen fann, mill ODER tann bic
oben erwdbnte &Iaiie in ibrcm bei@rdnt=
ten SesriHspermOeen nidt einieben.
Sn unierem Siltritte lisst mod elmo
;iemlide Mense miloen 2anbes, bod
1T oalielbe pnbdltnibmdbis oiel 81
t9cuer. 60 perlanst Die 9annibal &
st. Soiep9 neutrality-suspicious. $12-
Is fir ben Mfsr Yrairislano brinst
man oaSu bic not1isen @ebduIidteiten,
|Jen;en, Giiternen &c. in Mnidlas, 10
tommt cine iolde Garm siemli@ bod,
uno auBeroem lit aud oas Geuerbol3 gu
taufcn. Oas mciite ii6rise 9anb befin-
BET lid in 9dnoen BON 9anbipctuIanten
bic ebenfals nur 81 boben preiien Der.
tuufen ,uoaen. 9as nod etwa porban-
oene &esierunsslanb 1T aber berart,
oob es li9 niht fir ben Yfus eisnet,
unb nun sum @oIswMds gu pertuertben
1T +; Der Gage 6alber 1T es inoeHen nidt
sanS pertblos.
Sd fam nidt umbin, bel biefcr Sc
lesenbeit auf ben sroBen Geblsr ouf=
merit lam SIT MAIDEN, Der nit benz &e=
sierunsslanb Dor li9 sesansen 1T.
Gritens bat man einen sroben Sbsil an
bic Observation-Disclosures perlaentt,
- unb Sueitens pertaufte man oahelbe
an 2anbipetulanten, mcburd Der @ertb
beg 9eimi tdtteseleses bis baIb auf Nul
berobEnft. Denn oieie Spefulanten
fouften oas 9arb unb fdIoilen es BON
Der 8clieoluns aus our@ Goroern gu
bober Yreile. Mnbernfals wiiroe gstuiB
elm GROCER She'll oes 2anbes mebr ans
sebaut morosn iein, dig es Jest Der Sail
lit.
MuBcroem ,pirb Elm gut 3beil bes
8apitals Der Snouitrie ent3osen. IS
siebt bier cine Nnjabl rei@er 9eute, ober
uenis inouitrielle l1nternebmunsen, bo
iene ibr @elb lieber in 9ano anlegen.-'
Nuf uelde @eiie Dem State mebr 9au-
ben ermd@it, oas ,pirb wobl jeber I'm
~befansene uno urtbeilsfdbise Ieidt eins
ieben.
Golte Semanb rreitere MustunFt
wini@cn, 10 bin i9 gem, erb0tis. i0l@,
au ertbeilen. @. 9.
Monroe Gitp, Mo.
- Gin Sinh eri4isst iein griosr=
don i'm GhieI dNfe otter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12

unb itcinisen Wuiten bes Meiens. mo
MUIR cine ipdrIi@e Gaetuspesetation lei
probem @ahermanesl eyiti,t, unb bic
sr6bttntbeils non romobiHrenben
@sgieanii&en Qirtsno0ltern jpdrli@ Sc.
u0ltert lino.
No@ zines: ser ni@t iebr LANCER
3eh ma@te cine Nrt @rosnuk
ODER @ras5wiebel SieI aufteben in Der.
i&ieoenen ensIii&en @ldttern, unb ba
.es cine 1rt @rasnsb bier giebt. Die cine
uabre Ylase auf sraisem tuafarei&em
%ianbisem 8oben 1T, 10 m6@te e. i'm
5ntereiie Der pieIen 9eier Sbres tper.
then Vlattes icin, etuus Ndberes iiber
oieie Jru&t su erfabren, Die BON @pa.
MEN uno Jrantrei& ion sinsefabrt iein
unter Dem Nau'en nGbufa", iopie uber
SeSussquelen &c. pier nirb Dol, @
300 8ui&eI Grtras per ader sefaielt,
mas fir Mafi@ucine absefenst iebr
biaisen sped fir uns Scsaner aeben
tonnte, - fait 5u gut UNI tpabr 3u iein.
u. 6.
Shelby, Muitin Co., Ser.
Das @etter ueripri4t mad Der alien
S%auernreseI:
nMai ta6l unb NAB
Silt @@eane unb SUB"
cine quite ernte. Die Gelbra9te iteben
iebr gut uno Der @daben our&
Die 9eul9reden an @didtorn, 8aum-
poQe &C., 1T ni@t erbebli@ semelen. -
Oasesen ri&teten pcri9isbene l&uere
9aseliturme arsc Wsrbeerunsen iteuen.
an; fauitsrobe s@loben in
l"'W'oater VroBc l1lM9en mebrere
Jsloer NIT @eli9torn, 8aummoQe,
0aier &c. in @runo unb 8ooen. be-
ranbten Die 8dume alien 9aubes unb
Der tleineren Meite, uno ruinirten pieIe
Yiirlldbdume 9an;lid.
u. g.
Sbopel Mounb, Ser.
Muf bic Trase, porin Sic oroSen
Mdnsel BON Segas beiteben, babe i'd in
friberen Nummern 1876 seanttuortet
uno fase binsu, baB man nod mondes
anoere ucbel, auBcr Tirre, Spdtfr1ne
uno in ben unteren 0iliden Counties
bis,peilen 5u uiel &eeen uno @e9ldFe-
Der &c rennen t0nnte, bur9 meldes man
su lcioen bat. SO ). 9. siebt es
bier i'm Jriiblins cine Tliese .He.lAy"
senannt, bic oas &inopieb belditi9t. in-
Dem lie tire Geier ,wil9en Die &lauen
Der 9intcrfiibe lest, mas Dem @ie9 elm
10 bcftises SUDDEN peruria9t, oab es tpie
wabnFnn;s oauon remit; babel first
es Damn lei9t uno tann bdufs ni9t
auffommcr, namentlid penn es,
nod @ras senus porbanoen, n,aser
unb idwad lit. Terner ri4ten in
bic 9euidrcden xno in Of-
tegas' bic Baumwolraupen ;utpeilen
sroBen Sdaoen an.
@er ettuas @elS Fat, tbut sem0bnli@
better, bereits einseri@tete Garmen an.
oa oos Bette 9ono NIT bins
@ailer unb 9ol3 in Der 8esel
i&on beiett 1T. Mau betommt oas
@dullano swar fur 81. SO per Nder auf
8 Sabre Credit, muB aber jeoes Sabr
bic 3inien barouf be3oblen. Ous
9eimitdttenlanb miro nit jeoem Sabre
tnapper, n0m1ll@ o0s am 2NaRr 9ele'
gene; man fOnnte inoeiien on pielen
CUTE Drummer sraben; ). 9.
loQ man in golman So. unb ben an-
sren3enoen Counties fat iiberall in Der
Sieie BON l3 SUB auf sutcs @aher
itoben. So9enannte .rollenoe 4rairie"
giebt es hin uno tpieoer aud in @ejts
teras. Sir @ein- unb Obitbau ei9nen
ii4 aber wobl better bic Sbdler in Der
Jfabe BON Tlliien uno tlsinen flieBenoen
Ser 8Ooen 1T iebr per-
sic finoen bic ein3eInen Bo'
oen- uno 9oIsarten iberaa %anseseben
auf elmer &arte, ,pel&e i'd Sbnen se9e'1
lc..sA.> n>. Ar ..SL:4>. fam. oa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12

siser miQis, scr.
@eit Msitte Mai iinb bic SeuI4reden
aug bieliser @eseno fort, obne t%pelent.
li@en s9aben setban 81 baden. sic
scsen norbmelli4 ,uebe jenen @egsns
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
LMINGToN MARKETS.
ECIAL NOTICES.
he Greit Discovery.

Hnkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. For
! weak stomach, general debility i,
d. disease of the nervous system,
Bin. acidity OF the stomach, and
.equiring tonic
3 includes the most agreeable and
lii of Iron we possess. CT rate of
Oxide, com blned with the most
d vegetable tonics-Yellow Pc
*fk.
{ Il in many cases OF debility, loss
b and general prostration, OF an
<alt of Iron combined with valu-
Re tonic, is most hrppy. 1t aug
= appetite, raises the pulse, takes
zar flabbiness. removes the pallOr
and gives horid vigor TO the
bee.
want something to strengthen
b you want good appetizer Do
/ To build up your constitution ?
|Rnt to feel well? Do you want TO
nervousness? DO you want ener-
fou want to sleep well? Do you
X and vigorous feelings? II you
hnkels Wine of Iron.
fully valuable tonic has been
iy tested by all classes of the COM
Ihat II is now deemed indlspensa-
'onic medicine. ltcosts but little,
he blood and gives tone TO the
renovates the system and pro-
3hly ask trial of this valuable
Price 81 per bottle. +. F. KUN
Re Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
d druggist for Kunkel's Bitter
iron, and take no other make. -
in 81 bottles. All others are coun-
beware Of them.
holt leS for Il M
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
SECOND EDITION
BY TELEGRAPH
----r 7 ] q d = II TTT
dTt4EaW Ar
Anxious Feeling in Europe
If Regarding Russia's
Designs.
ENGLAND DRIFTING WARWARD,
PRINCE GORTSCHAKOFF ANX.
IOUS FOR An OYER ACT.
ENGLAND DRIFTING WARWARD,
Malta OR GALLLPOLI2

The bombardment of Rustchuk COM
menced on Sunday evening, and at four
o'clock on Monday morning the fire was
so intense that Rustchuk appeared as one
column of smoke. The Turks are reply
ing. Dr..
THE GREAT UNCERTAINTY.
The rumors which have been agitatlng
the European Exchange for the past three
or four days are an accurate reflection of
the uneasy feeling in high political quar-
ters at the Russian advance in Roumelia
and the strained relations between the
various Powers. The report, for long
time current, of Russo-Italian alliance,
has recently assumed new prominence in
consequence of an Italian naval demon
stration in the direction of the Adriatic,
which is believed to be Russia's hint TO
Austria to keep quiet.
THE GERMAN COURT PARTY.
The German Court party is in thor
ough sympathy with Russia, and is using
all Germany's influence to prevent inter-
ference from any quarter.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
FIRST EDITION!
THE ySCHOOL BOARD.
THE REG JTLAR MEETING IA Ills FOR
WANT ORA QUORUM. nr

THE REG ULdR MEETING IA Ills FOR
WANT ORA QUORUM. W
The regular meeting of the Board Of
Education was to have been held last
evening, hut at 7,30 o'clock, the hour Of
opening, only seven members were pres
ent, whereas the new charter of the
Board makes eleven necessary for quor.
um. Those present were Messrs. Baird,
Buck, Curry, Davidson, Eckej, Reynolds
and hoItledge.
After delay of about aquarter of an
hour the hopes of those present were
raised by the appearance of Messrs. Bates
and Lally, which increased their number
to nine, and left only two more required
to make the necessary quorum. They
waited another fifteen minutes. when be-
lieving that no other members would
make their appearance, Mr.. Curry wa.
elected Secretary pro tenn, and the presi-
dent ordered the roll to be called, prepar-
atory to adjourning the meeting. Before
the call was finished Mr.. Ferris, het and
breathless. rushed into the room, and as
only one more member WAS then required
the bailiff.was sent out after Mr.. PS OF
any other member he might chance to
meet. After short absence he returned
and reported members of the Board "non
est come atabus," whereupon President
Buck declared the meeting adjourned fol
want Of a quorum.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
SHIPLEY RUN.
THE CULVERT BEING EXTENDED AND
THE COURSE OF THE STREAM
CHANGED

Ahh OOShoh OH lhE blhEAh
CHANGED.
In accordance with an ordinance
recently passed by City Council, work.
men are now engaged IN extending the
culvert over Shiplcy Run, between
Fifth and SIKH streets, preparatory to
changing the course of the stream.
Al present the run, after issuing from
Sixth street, between Madison and
Monroe, extends in southeasterly
direction to Fifth street, under which
thoroughfare 1t makes an abrupt turn
to tke west for about sixty feet, when
1t resumes its usual southerly course.
1t is proposed to change the course
by making the stream extend from
Sixth street, to the western end of the
Filth street turn and erecting q cul-
vert on Fifth street. When the latter
culvert is constructed the bed of the
stream will be changed in tho proper
direction. and the old culvert across
Fifth street, near Madison, will be re-
moved.
AT present the workmen are engaged
In extending the culvert south of Sixth
street, and the operations are being
conducted in wuIkmanhke manner.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24

ANOTHER STRIKE.-The largest strike
yet made, will be for those VINO 20 on
the moonlight excursion Of the "B.
o." connected with Union NJ. E. Suu-
day school, on Wednesday evening,
July 25th, or the steamer s. M. Felton
The boat will leave French street
wharf at 8 o'clock. Should the weather
prove unfavorable it will be postponed
Let everybody go and have good
time. Tickets 30 cents, can be prOcuI-
ed at the stores and from any of the
Committee, or at the wharf on the
evening of the excursion. The Uni
ted Correct Band will accompany the
excursion. 3t.
To OCEAN CirY.-Again on Thurs
day next the Delaware X. r. will run
another of its popular excursions to
Ocean CITY. The attraction Of the city
has already been very fully described
in these columns, and it Is unneces-
sary to repeat them, and this notice is
written for the purpose of not allow
ing the public to forget the excursion.
The advertisement will be found in
another column.
cases nave been disposed of since our
last report, by Mayor Whiteley:
William Mitchell charged by Mary
Gaines with the larceny Of CLOAK, one
stand and number of hats. The evil
dence not being sufficient he was dis
charged. Three tramps ordered to
leave town, and one drunk comp eted
the record.
A FINE HORRIBLY reference tc
our advertising columns, the adver.
tiscment of the Troy House, at Troy
i N. Y. will be found. This house is the
first class one of the city, and has jus
been recently refurnished. A Tree
buss runs to and from the house, Pei
sons living in this city and visiting
Troy should give the house a trial.
! DIsoRDERLY HoUsR.-This morning
Emma Jones and her mother, botl
colored, we're arraigned before tn,
Mayor, charged by Charles d. Agnes
with keeping disoIderly house, anC
disturbing the neighborhood. Thu
charge was proven and they were re
quired to furnish bail to answer tn,
charge at Court.
| DAILY TRIPs.-Commencin with yes
terday;the steamer Alice e. Preston will
make daily trips between this city an,
Pennsgrove, leaving Fourth street whar
at a. M, and 5 p. IN. This will Civ
persons living i'll this city an opportunit
to leave town during the hot leather
and for business men 1t IL AN excellen
opportunity, as they reach here in tn
morning early and remain late in tn
afternoon. Pennsgrove is delightful
place and Frencn's hotel is equal to an
of the fine hotels at the watering places
The Triumph Truss Is a marvel c
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy an
hence if properly adjusted will hold an
Hernia in practice, when the Trump
Rupture Cure, will infallibly and speedil
cure it. These wonderful appliances al
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphi
and 3S4 Bowery, New York; where tn
Truss is toarrdnted, and the Cure Qua
dnteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptiy
Book, to either office. If.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
4 LITTLE CoMMoNSENSE WANTEp.

A LITTLE COAfHONSENSE WANTED.
1t is not disgrsceful that in the coun-
try which boasts off Christianity and
which is full of churches such dead
lock as this general railroad strike
should happen? Are there not men on
both sides with good sense and Chris
iian spirit enough to to get together
and effect q friendly arrangement ?
La wlessncss and mob violence must be
put down and will be. But 10 it not
better for the companies. better for
the men and better for every public
interest thet the general discomfort,
the existence OF which is underiable,
shall be amlcably talked Over,and that
employers and employed shall stand to-
ward each other as friends and not enc
miesY
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
THE EFFECTS OF THE STRIKE.
THE FIRST PEACH TRAIN TO NEW YORK
STOPPED. -


STOPPED.
Yesterday the first train of peaches
passed over the Delaware Railroad all
the arsbeing consigned to Jersey City.
The train consisting of sixteen cars
left this ely shortly after 7 o'clock, and
was delivered to the Pennsylvania Rail-
road at Gray's Ferry. Upon the arrival
of the train at that point it was found
that there was no "dummy" or train
hands to take the cars from that point.
After waiting for some time, the locomo-
tive that had taken the cars from the
city. was detached and the cars run on to
the p. r. r. tracks, and left standing
there. Later in the evening the p. w. &
b. r. R., was informed by P. R. X. that
they we're unable to take the cars away,
and requested that the former road run
the cars into their depot at Broad and
washington avenues.
The request was granted, but what
disposition was made Of the peaches the
authorities in this city have been unable
to learn. After the peaches were deliv.
cred to the P. &. r. Co.. they became
their property, and what action the
shippers will take in the matter for the
non-delivery Of the peaches to theil
destination-Jersey City, remains to b,
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24

Beecher, in his Sunday sermon, scold-
ed at the working classes for grumbling
at low wages. He said it was said that
81 a day was not enough to support a
wife and six children. 1t was net enough
if man smoked, if he drank beer, and
ifhe and his family wanted superior cloth :
ing, food and shelter. "But," said Mr..
Beecher, vehemently, lis not $1a day
enough to buy bread? And water costs
nothing; and a man that can't live on
is not fit to live." MIR. Beecher gets
$4,000 year.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
Fine Nail Scissors.

Pa Straight, Nall Brushes, Hand
Ma, Files, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
E. BR1NGHURST d CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
For the Bath.
PUSHES, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
Soaps in extensive variety. Also
pves, Straps, Brushes, &C. of horse
] Friction Gloves, and many other
4 the same classes.
E. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Sta.
mtIhs u I"s.N Cure fspV aOrps
IN rem edy OF great popularity for
corns without pain.
f. BRlNGHURST d CO.,
o. Apothecaries.
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
LoAL TINE lABLE.
AINs LEAvK WILMINGTON.

N WILMINGTON.
g 9 eodLelphia: L 2.2l, $40, 6.55, $40, 900,
8 p;oV II. m l2.J7, ~ 40, 23O, 4.3O,
80; ?; m. On sundays: 2.2i, loa.
ork : 22l, 947, a m, 70 81, 12 40,
M on Sundays: 22lam.
,iiore and Washington: 06, 8 80
n no %, 99 . O9. IS p m; on Sundays
rt Deposit: 4 Sc p m; no Sunday
Castle: 8, 20, o 80 a m; 1 80, 6 80 D
no sunday train.
aware X. R.: 8 OS, Q 50 o m; 6 50 p m;
unday train.
lmington & Northern r. R.: 6 40 a
10 m; no sunday train.
aWare Western II. r.: 10 20 a m; IS 80
on Sundays: 10 80 a m
ms ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
hiladelphia: - 56, s "a, o "a a m; ~
IL ~, IL 57, 8 55, 4 81, IA. 6 %, 25,
9oi, j 10 pm; on sundays: II SO,
IN 30, 0 81, II 1Op m.
NeW York: ~ Sc, 8 "a a m; ~ a, ~ 5s
y 81 p m; on Sundays; II 56 m ;
Pa llimore: Is, 941, a m; 127, IL 38,
S50 p m; on Sundays: IS a m 8 SO
ashington: 2 21s a m 12N, 10 3s,
'i6 p m; on Sundays: 2 10 m; Al
r%ort % Deposit: 800 m ; no Sunday
ENew Castle: 55, 8 80 I'm ~ 90 m;
", y 10, 7 05 p m; no Sunday trains.
peiaware X. r.: 8 80 a M; a 20, = 40 +
w n sunday trains.
Wilmington e. Northern r. r.: 10 q
y; 30 p IN; no unday trains.
Delaware Western r. r.: Z 55 a m
pp nj; on Sundays: 6 6O0pm m.
rs FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
broad street and Washington ave
II 30, 500, 10 80, 1 45 a m; 2 80, 3 30
~, o 10, g 90, 6 40, 8 45, IL 60 p m; on Sun
'SS; 'S $50 a m; o., 8 45, ii so, p m.
lhlrty-S econd and Market streets
r. II 40 m, II Is, 55, 90, IL 10 p m
SunOdyS. 70 II 46 n m,
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24

IT is NOT OVER YET.
THE SITUATION IN NEW YORK-THE
MILITARY DEMORALIZED MORE
INCENDIARISM. ...
New YORK, July "a.

New YORK, July "a.
A special from Buffalo says, the mob
ceased all .depredations at about,2 o'clock
this morning and order restored.
At 3 o'clock, the mob fired the Lake
Shore paint shop, and number of cars
were burned. The fire. in the paint shop
was put out before spreading. In the
fire of the militia, eighth division on the
rioters, the latter lost two killed and five
wounded -.r.
The militia were demoralized, and fed
after number of them had been wound
ed. There is a strong feeling against the
militia for firing on the mob.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-24
A HEROIC ACT.
NEW YORK, July :

NEW YORK, July "A
A special from Pittsburg, says, that
Catholic Bishop Tiagg on Sunday last,
standing on stcaming locomotive, with
his face blackened with the smoke and
soot,ofthe fire, while great beads of sweat
dropped from his forhead, pleaded for in-
terruption of the war and pillage. He
asked in Gods name, that those belong
his flock then among the mob to go
to their homes. He succeeded in pre-
vailing on many to do so.