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LARGE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 90 1871
schelicpborger 4 Sons morocco hides and tallow
mill, corner Of Putnam and Mascher Streets was
totally destroyed by Are this evening The loss Is
tmatod at $l75. 900; fully insured.
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THE CONFERENCE WITH THE VISITING SIOUX
NOT YET AGREED ON THEIR RESPONSE

WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1911
The further conference with the Indian delegations
which was to have been held this morning at tho
Executive Mansion, has boon postponed until Mon
day. Tho Indians have not yet agreed their
sponse 10 tho President and will hold another council
on subject They cannot yet reconcile themselves
TO q removal from their present locations, and
much depressed by the policy Of tho government,
Yesterday expressed BY the President
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[For Other Deaths See Toelfm
A -FIFTY YEARS. EXPERIENCE.

COUGH AWAY III you WANT TO, BUT If NOE
use II ALKs ioSty or HoREmouSp AND TAR
PIKL's TooTHAcHE DRoPs In minute.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record Will show the changes in the
&c mpera,ure the past twcntyfou hours, in
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year,
indicated by the therm omctcr Hudnups pharmacy.
tIx,,. nutl,it
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THE TERRIBLE FEVER.

SITUATION AT FERNANDINA-ovER HALF TIE
POPULATION STRICKEN.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept 20, 1877.
There were four deaths at Fernandina during tho
past twenty iour hours and three US
OF the present population shows the number Of the in
habiants to be $780, of whom 293 present sick.
Eight hundred and hity three have been sick.
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STEP BY STEP THE HOUSE OF A. RAYMOND
Co have inxaatcd themselves into the hearts OF tho
public until their clothing establishment, corner Nassau
and Fulton has become the OF most fashion able
ctizcus.
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BosroS Sept. 20, 1877.
Two cases Of yellow fever havo been discovered In
the brig p NJ. Tinker from Trinidad, Cuba, and the
men have been placed in the fever hospital at Quaran-
ttna
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Increase
1876. 1871 1917.
Boards, lbs..... az, 00+ Cos 65,5s0,y5 23,576 1877
Shingles, Me-. l5JIS 1850 4U4S
Slaves, lbs ~, 1920 ~ l2S, S42 3l,0GI $50
Also shipped this season 81, O92 barrels pork and
9,56S, $50 pounds lard.
Comparative shipment OF -four end grain from tho
opening OF Navigation to September 20 incusvc:-
Canal opened May 8, 1S77-
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NEW YORK HOTEL.
J. HENRY CRANSTON. Proprietor.

This well known and popular Hotel will hereafter bo
conducted under the OF j. Henry Crxnston
nephe and surviving partner OF Hiram Cranston who will
be pleased TO the old patrons OF the house which
will be conducted the same principles terms 40
toforc. tho old firm OF Hiram Cranston Co. re-
M "A unchanged
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THE ONLY TRUSS THAT CAN BE WORN WITH
and Is the "vicr0R Truss No vesey st..
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RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSH'S TRUSS.
Only oiec vcsey Aston House, opposite ST. Pnuis
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CANAL BUSINESS.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept 90 1877.
Canal Collector Bissci of this port, furnishes the
following statement of transacted this port
for the month september, with comparative state.
mcnt Tor the preceding month";
Amount Of tolls for September 1877. $76,636 a
Amount Of tolls Tor September, 1876. .... 49, III 20
Decrease in 1877. 1910 70
Number OF clcaranccs, September, 1S77...... l. lO4
Number Of clearanccs, September. 1S7d....... 1872
Increase in lS17..... 372
Amount Of tolls 10 October l. 1877. 5000 O27 90
Amount OF tolls to October /, lS76.... 49, $50 u
Number OF clearanccs TO October !, 1s77..... 1870
Number OF clearanccs TO october l, 1876. .. g. 454
Increase In is'I ................. 11ld
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! TAKE NO MORE PlLLS-USE MONKS TAMA.
RND TRocBEs. delicate palaabe and efficient fruit
aation laxative, cooling aud refreshing; headache
bousncss and all disorders OF digestion For sale BY all
| dru tvis
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A-ANUAMAN 7.
At the organl meeting of the Board Of Trustees Of
the Angama Motor compsny the following officers
tor the following anmousy elected :Coons
Il. u. Angamar President; Hvn United States Senator
II. Cragn, Vice President: Hon. II. g. Vanderbilt Secrs
tary aud Treasurer. ,Signed)
A. II. GRAIN, Temporary Chairman,
HARRY CRA(iIN. Temporary Secretary.
NEw XnuR Sant ,har
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'fNHE SECRET ADVISER AND MEDICAL. GUIDE.s
L Every man aud woman should have L.
. . Prlee, 70 cents, IN ailed tree
Dr. JOHN COOPER. N. r. Dta and Cherry sss, Phlsdsis
nhkA
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done at the
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE
y Ann at,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MOST DELIGHTFUL
tonic drink evolved from English mated barley and
kentish hops dyspepsia ana Invaluable to nursing
mothers; nsk druggist for IL. T. C. HAZ
ARD K % l.tS Chambers >
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A.-FOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS OF EXTRA QUAIL
ty 60 direct to the manufacturer EsPENsCHEiD. III
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USE hYATT'S LIFE BALSAM-THE CERTAIN,
safe and reliable family medicine and puriier Sold by
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A-FlFTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
NY years. @ % any one thing d as
@ DR. as and nq,e ss
she actually reached the ,o imp re seq age of
with all her bodily In good condition. her mind
sas srE ssa s'.r +. !" e ss a mrs
49, When these same question. Were ssksd OF her 81,
give Is that have for used regularly, and
"'p' NY "'''I aEuTE@s LIFE SYRUP"
Good modest old lady in that simple she
"ss % s's .es
si ss % had lit q ss
ofvesesae,s .abstnpses: such as avn
shat destined to Change aud altor completely tho Gus
itself combined the safest and most certain purge ia.
and thorough purifier Of tho blood
Dis sR'sF '" 81 '' r III STOMACH LIVER AMI
and ally family incidence and suitable alike 70,
the nan, three months . od for tas vigcr9a. YOUNG ma,
For sale by all druggists
Y GO direct to the manufactured EsrENscnEID. III
A-ANGAMAR MOTOR COMPANY.
the Motor compsny the following
e m %
H. Cfagin Vice President: Hon Ii. Vanderbilt sscrs
'' ''' a%nS SS$Hs qg:ss. ssa sss:..
New York. September rs 1877
A-rHE COMMON sYAPTQMs OF LIVER CON
plain. saow skin. coated ton cost,veness onsnsv
BREATH drowsiness headache. 6c All persons thus anec
nlay be speedily relieved Ny scHENck's MANDRAKE PuE
rs su % ms, are r ns tor those
the mistake OF disease Tor the other will
Inconvenience II these pills used rs the remedy.
AsTOK HOUSE SHOE sroRE.-FlNEsr WORK;
large assortment low prices GAirsss 81 DRsss Snoss
SIS. Call STERN, Barclay 81.
SINGLE HAT AT WHOLESALE PRICE (sPE
calty gcntlemens SILK Hats. --latest novelties ia Gns
HATS. helmets, Derby and soft HATS 10 New Cnurcn ST..
up stairs
A-HArs FOR GENTLEMEN. FALL STYLES
y. ERNENwEIN I4s Nassau st. near Spruce.
DIAMONDS FOR EVERYBODY.
Tho Ccet OF Gems cousiuing 100 eugravngs and give
u hsy g 81 9,ssoq; ss
Broadway aud 18th ST. New york.
EXCISE TONGA REAL SNAPPY DRINK; 1T
knocns spots out of ginger ale aud other beverages
BOLEN BYkNE. Alb East oith st.
FOR ONE HUNDRED AND TEN YEARS
the BunGAnDNER family have ied the spot In
the Virginia Mountains their renowned hand made Rye
WHISKY. which has never been equaiisd.
FOR nearly the same period the OLD CHOW whiskeys
Kentuck VI have by produced In thaS
COMPARISON WITH ALL OTHER BRANDS INVITED
Sold In quantities to suit by II. Is. KIRK CO.. 90
Fulton st. and 100 Broadway.
FASHIONABLE HATS RETAIIED AT WHOLE.
sale price; fine silk HATS So 80; worth So % William
up stairs.
GRAEFENBERG MARSHAI.L's CATHOLICON,
the remedy for sick aud dsbated females Sold
every where by druggits.
HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING
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SINGLE HAT AT WHOLESALE PRICE (SPE
calty gcntemens SILK Hats Latest novelties Ia hns
HATS helmets, Derby and soft HATS 10 New Cnurcn ST.
IN sfn
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increase IL
LuMBEk SHIPMENTS FOR sEPTRN3ER.
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WIGS, TOUPEES C. RAUCHFUSs, PRACTICAL
Wgmakcr Switches Curs Invisblcs, Bandesux ~ East
| ucnr urou
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New YORK. September rs 1877.
A-rHE C0MM0N sYNpT0Ns 0E IIyER COW

A.-THE COMMUN SfNPTQMS OF LIVER CON
plant sallow skin. coated e costveness oeusiw
breath drowine bsahache. &C. All persons thus aecto
nay be speedily relieved by scmENcK's MANDRAKE PULs
The symptoms OF often mistaken tor those q
liver complaint; but the pills applicable to either
the mistake OF disease Tor the other will
xcnr AZ hes mills "A nst IN
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A-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN. FALL STYLES.
Lowest prices.
= ERNENwEIN. I4s Nassau St. near Spruce.

DIAMONDS FOR EVERYBODY.
Tho Circet Of Gems containing 100 engravings and Civ.
ing complete history OF all precious furnished Tree.
Address HUMPllkEY'S Paris Diamond Palace. corner
Broadway aud 18th st, New york.
EXCISE TONGA REAL SNAPPY DRINK; 1T
knocks spots of ginger ale aud other beverages.
BOI.Ek K BYkSE Arb East 53th
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FASHIONABLE HATS RETAILED AT WHOLE.
sale price, fine silk HATS So So worth S. 81 william
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AsTOk HOUSE SHOE STORE--FlNEsr WORI
large assortment low prices GAirgss 81 DnSss Sion
Call STERN. = Barclay 81,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-13
SnIlE uP.

A IL PARTIES INDEBTED TO us WILL
~ plsass settis immedisteiy and thereby ssvs
cnsts OF court. Mr.. DAN. Lyons IL author.
tzcd 70 collect and receipt al hills for no.
STERN D BON,
ans Main street, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-13

And In accordance with Law and an order Of
NE Bead Of pirsctors. made on ths isth day
VI June. 1911, 90 many shArs Of earh
parcel OF such stock o. may be necessary. will
b ro,d 81 public ~auction, d the once Of the
Company. loom q, 40 California sirsst.
Ban franeisco, California, on TUksDAY. the
itth day of Angus. 1877. o. the hour OF .
qnsnt asre-sDent thereon. tosslhsr Win costs
Of advertising aud eipchscs % the sale.
JAMES kkwLANDS, Secretary,
Omec-foom no. 80 uayward's tuild:ns. No.
sig California strsst. San Francisco. Califomla-
jy2f ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-13
ANNUAL MEETING.

OyvicE CALEDONIA SILVER MINING
No., ccmgsny' ssn x,sa .1rs Ausus, ,"; IN.
stockholders ~ The above named COMPANY. foe
the purpoes of electing Trustees. IN servo dur
Ing 1.-The % suing year. viii be held on wKpNEs-
DAY. the nncrnth d.y Of August. fs77. IL -
o'cloeh n..s q the once Of 'hs Company. tit
rAnsfss books win b clossd from tkrss o'sloek
IN. % Friday, August ioeh. is1i. mil ansr
~ i'''''s' r. Wie s.s,,,s;,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-13

And In accordance with law and an order
81 the Hoard OF D~ircctorp. made on the 27th
| day Of June. 1871. 90 many shares NJ each
parcel OF suen stock ~ may be necessary will
be sold q public auction ct the once Of tho
Company. on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of An.
gust. islI. 81 ne tour Of o'clock ?. =, 81 said
together with costs of advertising and ex.
penses of the vale.
J. +. MOORE, seertsr,.
Omcc-Room .. 20. 50 Hanscms street, IAN
Ersnctscn: GSIifnfnia tys0 "a
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DISSOLUTION OF cupARrnlRsnIp.

TEE ooPARTNRRsHIP HERETOFORE
= srissthG between A. J. Bender aud William
y. orssr, 10 keeping thu Nsvsds Hotel, Lower
uold HI, q this dsv Dissolved by mutual ron.
the Old stand. and IL fully authorised 20 settle
81 liabilities and collect al sccounts due 10 tho
Old nrm. All psrssns indebted will please
come forward and rsttic without further DO
uce. A.. J. BENDER.
Gold I'M. Jolly 10. 1871. jjis I'm.
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DELIyQUKxf SALES.
overssas-csasinssa.

And IN sccordAnes Win lAv. and IN ordsr e
he Board ofDirvctors. mads on the sosh day of
Suns. ISL. 20 many shares OF saeh parcel
OF saeh stosk - nay b psosssary VII b sold
fsuta. 90 N0hpAY. ths thirtssnth day % Au-
guss, III. q The hoar q I oejoeh r. h, Of
I'D day, 70 pay said dslinousnt assessment
thereon, together win costa o. advertising and
expensss o. sAs.
0no. D. EpwAKpe. sserstary.
omsrh Nonov's bnildins. tis California
sersst. ean xrxnctsco. Cafi1onta. - "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-13

Nuty - huttftus ANuHttcrss sHIIt. . . sIb.s 81 w
0reens 4 o.. Trustees. ... 1850. 10. - =.
arssnebsum, lislbing 1 Co.
Trustees ..................tSsi .lOOo.. 800 =.
oreenebsum. Helbing a Co.
Trustees ....::.;;......;. asso. ...s.....e :.
orsenebaum. uslbing b 90.
Trustee ...::........:..a;s,.. oo....,S. :.
0resnebaum, Hs!bing 4 Co.
Tmstees sees. ........... SIs5. 100. 80 :.
oreensbaum. Hslbing q Co.
Trustees ...::.:.....:.....asoi 30. ..is e.
Greensbaum. Iielbipg 4 90.
orsnsSsnm. H:iiinsI Co.
oi..nsSsam. iislSinx i Go. :
dresnsSsnm. iisibins 4 90.
Trustees ..................tocs ...75... "a 60
areutbsum. Hrlbing 4 Co
Trnstees .tsi3.. fV....ie e.
orsenepsuin. Hiding 4 Go -
Trustees Observation-Disclosures. %
0resnebauin, Helblng %.
Trustees ...:...........,+ts9.. 100. 90 =.
0recnebaum. Helbing Il Co,
Observation-Disclosures. .ioo. I'D =.
0reenebauin, Helbing q %.
Trustees ..lxr1. no. ..is =.
ureen. baum. Heibing u %.
Trustees ....:.:..........tssi. ...N ....ib e.
Grsensbaum. Heiting & Co.
Trustees ..................tA5j. ..luo. ~ =.
Greenebanm. Helbing Il ca.
Trustees .taJI. %. lO. ...9 ..
0resnsb baum. heibins& Co.
Tfustees .toJ5.. .2D....tu o.
.rr,s,.a. W" Iko .o IN
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And IN sec.adahcs with Law. and an order Of
HE Board Of Direetor. made on the ssh day Of
June. is1i. % many shsr.e Of eseh parcel
sold q public ~suetioa. 81 the cfdos Of the
Company. Room . Hayvardis Buildlns. lio Cal.
ifornia ptrest. San Francisco. California, on
MONDAY. the soth day Of August. 1871, q the
hour Il . O'Clock ,. =. Of sa,d day, 70 pay aid
dsiipQuent Assessment thereon. together with
JAhn Q. KENnKDY, Secretary.
Omce-hoom . Haywsrd'a Building, l1e Call.
fnyala etlset. San Franoisco. C.lffnrnla. anstd
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DELINQUENT SALES.

NsoaPECr GOLD AID slLvkH
EHINiNo COMPANY. = Location Of prtn'
cipai place Of business. Ban ssansasoo' SSs
'o noes,,on Of works, Cola Hin Mining District
Sot,ee'-Tnsfs are d~slinqusut upon the fol
oxine.d described stock. on account % -
sessment No 4, levied on the I'm day o.
June, 1871, the several mounts ~ vHyoosss
the names OF the respective snafeno'oe''' -
follows: -,
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CnoWN POINT COLD AND sIl-
" vKR nInLN0 oonPANY.-foesnoa Of
pd.sl0l place OF basisess. uan Esaneiseo.
Loss.i0a OF works. Gold HIN. s,os-y county.
Notce.-Tnerv arc delinquent upon the fol.
owing 1sscrfbsd stock. % nccospl Of assses-
mat yNo 81 tsvted On the lsth dav Of June.
t5u. the seycfal mounts set opposite tho
nance OF the respective sAarsholder. - FOL
lows.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-08-02

The so-called communist is a sore
upon the face of society, a cancer in the
blood of honest thrift. He came with
many other moral abomination from the
cutters of older civilizations. At home
he was probably criminal. He is here
to poison the minds of decent men and
to clog the wheels of progress. It were
well for the country and its future if
every communist were either hanged or
taken to some point upon the boundary
line of the United States and kicked out
o: all community with freedom and re-
publicanism. Every communist is
traitor to this government, and should
be dealt with accordingly. Until this is
done, and every communistic meeting
broken up, the country nurses in its
breast viper which some day, if not
stamped out, may rise and sting it to its
death.-Htteg Ocean.
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SPEAKING of the amount of money
which Pittsburg will have to pay for her
little experiences in the way of rioting
the New York Tribune refers to the riot
which took place in New York fourteen
yeiIIo as,o. Fo1. that riot the tax nayars
of New York were held liable to the
amount of nearly $2,O0O,OO0. More
than million and half of interest upon
the bonds issued to meet this sum has,
alreadE oeen paid, and no part of the
pliuci,}al has as yet been Iiquidated.
Every penny of these large sums has
come out of the pockets of the laboring
men of the metropolis. EAU charges mp
on the community, remarks the New
York Tribune, ''are paid by the whole
community. Nobody can get rid of his
share. Let strikers or intendenting
strikers take this little point and think
it over. 1t may act as a tonic pill to
their present relaxed constitutions.
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OUR MEAT TRADE WITH EUROPE
ITS GROWTH.

The increase in our shipments of fresh
beef to England and Scotland is some
thing marvellous. The following facts
have been developed by the Bureau OF
Statistics, and they are worthy of more
than passing consideration as sugges-
ting what may be done in other lines.
The tables from which we quote give
the exports for eighteen months, from
October, 1875, to- March, 1877, in
elusive. Our total shipments of fresh
beef in October, 1875, amounted to on
ly $4,000 pounds, valued at the insig-
nifcant sum of 50, 800. Until May,
1876. we exported none to Scotland,
but in that month the Scotch took 100,-
900 pounds worth $4,000, or nearly
three times as much as the first ship
ment to England. AS late as October,
1876, Philadelphia took no part in this
4,677, $50 pounds, valued at $438, 044.
During the eighteen months ending
March 81, 1877, New York exported to
England and Scotland %, Col, $50 pounds
representing 81, 6es, 439, making agrand
export total to England and Scotland
from New York and Philadelphia of
81 ,278.810 pounds, worth So, 026, 483.
AS before stated the shipments from
New York in October, 1875, included
but $4,000 pounds, valued at $500,
but the trade had so rapidly increased
that in March, 1877, no less than $500,
335 pounds, worth $547, 762, were for
warded from the same port. Estima
ting the average weight of slaughtered
cattle at 60 pounds each, a very liberal
estimate, it required 81 131 animals to
fill the b1l.-Ecchange
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WHY SHE STOPPED HER PAPER.

She came bouncing through the sane
tum door like canon ball, and without
pausing to say, "How dye do?" she
brought her umbrella down on the table
with q mighty crash, and shouted.
81 want you to stop my paper.
"All right madam. %
''Stop it right off, too" she persisted,
whacking the table again, ''for [ waited
long enough for you to do the square
thing
She quieted down for moment, as
we ran our finger down the list of names,
and when we reached hers and scratch
ed it out, and said:
"TDere: now mebbe you'll do as you d
ought after this, and not slight woman
jes cause she's poor. If some rich folks
happen to have little red-headed, ban
dy-legged, squint eyed, wheezy squaller
born to them, you puff it to the skies
and make it out an angle; but when
poor people have baby you don't say
a word about it, even if it's the sqllarest
toed, black haired, biggest headed, mob
best little kid that ever kept woman
awake nights. That's what's the mat
ter, and that's why / stopped my paper. +"
And she dashed out as rapidly as she
came.
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swift, absolutely certain penalty; that no
such sickcning sympathy will be accord
ed any criminal movement as was given
by the citizens of Pittsburgh to its pill
laying and murderous mob; that no end,
however desirable, will justify lawiess
means in its accomplishment This done
let employers and employed consider the
question of wages subject of mutai in
terest, to be determined on an equitable
conciliatory, ''live-and-let-live" princl-
pie. While the former shall maintain
their absolute right to employ whomso-
ever they choose at the cheapest posi-
BILE price, this right should not be exer-
cised arbitrarily, but modified in conso-
nance with the happiness and necessities
of the latter. Before reductions are de-
termined upon they should be made a
matter for conference. If railway COM
pany finds its profits decreasing and Its
stock depreciating, necessitat1ng re-
6uction of ten or twenty per cent ID
employees salaries, a notice of such ne
cessity should be communicated, giving
the men ample time to consider the pro-
position, and to seek employment else
where if it be deemed unsatisfactory.
Under no circumstances have employers
q lust right to summarily reduce en-
ployes' wages without assigning reason
therefor and it is equally true that en-
ployes have no legal or moral right to
accompany circumstances with threats
or acts of violence. Let the price OF
labor be determined according to its in
trinsic value, not by combinations Or
brute force. A skilled and industrious
mechanic is worth more than an ignor-
ant, shiftless one, and corresponding
difference should be made in their sal
aries, which is not the case where a
ssunion'' assumes to fix an arbitrary
equal rate for all.
Labor should be remunerated accord
ing to its worth and not according to re-
strictions imposed upon it by trade-un-
iors. The interests of employers and
employees are identical, and neither
should take action involving question
of wages without conference with the
other.-NeaO York Paper.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-08-02

At GREEN BAY with Chicago Northwestern Rail.
way for 0conto, Menomnes, Escanaba, Marquette,
LAnSe.
Close connections are made, except Sundays. with
night and morning trains which run daily 10 Apple
ton, Neenah AMI Menasha, sOhkosh, Fond du Lac,
Milwaukee and Chicago. Through tickets sold 1T
principal stations for Eas Cities, via all routes
from Chicago.
With Wisconsin Central Il. r. for Milwaukee and
points IN line OF that ROAD also during ofna-
yigaton with Union Steamboat Company for Detroit
Cleveland, Buffalo and New York.
At NEW LONDON, with the best equipped stage linz
in the Northwest, for Clutonville, Emh2rrsss and
Sha1rGno.
At AMHERST Junction with Wisconsin Central K.
Il. Waupaca, Medina aud Weyauwegs.
At PLOYER with Wisconsin Central r. X. for IOr
td1s and Madison aad with fast Stage Line for
Sttcpens IDini-
At GRAND RAPIDS with Wisconsin Valley Railroad
for Tomail and WarsaH.
At HATFIELD with Fat Stage Line for AepsrilIe
At MERIDIAN Junction with West Wisconsin y.
X. for Black River Falls. Nadison, Eau Claire No
nominee Hudson, stillwafer, 81 IttI, Nfnaeape!iS
and Breckenridge.
At TINONA with Chicago. Milwaukee st. Paul
Railway, for Wabasha, Redwine, Hastings, 81.
I'1id and Minneapolis.
With Winona and St. Peter Railroad, &c. & n. W.
for ST. Charles, Rochester, OwatoHna, Mankato,
New Ulm and St. Peter, and during the season OF
navigation, with Keokuk Northern Line, "A u
packets for all Mississippi River points.
At LA CROSSE with Southern Minnesota X and
with Chicago, Dubuque aud Minnesota r. r.
DIM KELLY s. KEDhRIcK.
General NnRGger Superintendent
DAN ATWOOD Gent Pas. AIT.