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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

HIS VALUABLE SERVICES DISPENSED WITH
We are told by one who heard him, that DR..
Nutting, late candidate for Commissioner in the
first District, in his electioneering rounds, said
that he wished to be elected only for the pur-
pose Of making change in County affairs that
he wanted to put q stop to this thing of one
man running the County, and paying party
newspaper, the Chief 5000 o year out of the
Treasury. We believe DIR. Nutting's strong hold
is his conscience. When he says that the Chief
is paid $1,000, or $2OOO or 81, 900 year, out of
Treasury funds for which the people are taxed,
he either wilfully tells an untruth, or repeats
the lies of the Troy Bulletin, without knowing
anything as to their truth or falsity. But we be-
lieve DR.. Nutting will not be called upon to
remedy the abuses that trouble his soul. The
people, by q decided majority, have designated
Dr.. Long to do that busines. Nutting was haud-
somely poulticed by the Catholics of Wolf Riv-
er, for letting his bigotry carry him away in an
attempt, while on the Grand Jury, to indict .
Catholic Church for permitting lottery at q
fair. DR.. Long is a liberal. minded man, who
entertains his own opinions, and allows Others
the full right to their belief.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

Eiabbard's Chest Stalks Unavensed
Before Us!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are Marching;
o, Dout You Hear Their Boots Squeaking!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-08

The ionnderings of the Bullefis, in its blind
rage, during the progrcss of the late campaign,
were fearful and every time it hounderes, it got
its foot in it afresh After vuinly trying to coax
out candidate against Mr.. Leland, it came heart
iiy to his support, but the very next week hap
pened to think Of new man that il had not yet
tried, and brought him out, insisting that he was
the right man. From the First District, it hamer-
ed away for J. A. Leonard, but in spite Of all its
hamering, he declined to run. DR.. Long was
nominated, and the editor Of the B.llefiu with
some of bis strikers, went for him, aud insisted
that be make pledge as to the printing. That
was what he was after, the editor said, and he
must have pledge, or no support. The DIR.
promised to do the fair thing by him but the
strikers at once set mp opposition to Long and
boasted loudly that they were going to beat him,
The Bulletin, with that stern fidelity for which
articles from his enemies, strongly opposing him,
and declaring him unreliable, and unfit for the
office. For weeks, the Bslletis was working up
a candidate in the Third District, against Deck
ard. First it was Peter Mauville, but he would
not bite; then it was "Osten" George, las the
Bulletin called him. of Burr-O Oak. This was kept
up until the meeting Of the Republican Conven-
tion, when Mr. George positively declined to be
q candidate. Deckard was nominated unani-
mOusly, but the Bulletin still had lingering
hope that an independent candidate would be
brought out, to divide the Republican vote, and
elect the Democratic candidate. Only the week
before the election, it again sprung Mr.. Georges
name, in the hope of taking Burr Oak and large
part Of Washington from Mr.. Dsckard but again
the scheme failed. And while fishing for pledg-
es from Burkhalter, the Bulletin kept hamering
away at him. But 10 /! the result. 1t missed its
aim, in every instance. Long is elected by
handsome majority Leland is elected without
opposition; Deckard is elected by majority that
is no far from unanimous, notwithstanding his
Democratic opponent; and Burkhalter is elected
in spite of the world, the flesh, and the devil.
The poor, dead duck has forfeited all claims upon
either of the above named gentlemen, by viola
ting every implied promise he made them, in
of their treating him fairly.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Harris Charles II, and wife. sarah J singer. VS.
al 4.hat tSylis 800
IanrNay, Henry !, ami Vile, Ia Thomas LJaneway
Ustj No JJ tentrcsi; years 1890
Of Sltsi years ...-....-..... .........-.. 1000
,,anl sair, Avenue A, of rttI yels 1000
sst 81 3 80. ZOO
same SANE, Avenue A. Of --tst; years $500
cafncr Eroidway AID 80 st 800
gur,t.s, May. and hiisD band, 10 Oscar Snodbsrg
oi .iG iCtwe,H 9h aHr Ict!aycs eaIz.-.. $500
YORK, william. and wife 10 france y York of Sd
Of ltlst ~ 3 1900
SorneT OF sIst.si ana Lcxingion a, 8 5000
Tyler. Julia g. 10 VIA NJ EvGriE g corner Of East
and thathain-st
Of Sorsiaye u n Ward! $500 $500
Xvenne a. ) years. -. 10000
Me- ool DAME. a, t0 Morris 81 nlardt = 5Bth.si,
Of "a Avenue; .-.......... 1910 o
Manhattan Building dnd savings Fund. T. fhJs ID iii.
ward, tx o sheriff ~ ei years. 1000
Bfoliway ana ;ith ave years - -. - 5000
ei, . Of G5ti.st 2d.ave 5000
Moliiey - TO Mutual LIE Insurance. Company,
18Th 81 % 77th It. Iaalson-lye year 10000
Gillette Walter u, and wife, 90 Mutual Llfr Insurance
Company, OF 2Sds eo 7thayo year. 49,. COCO
Wills Benz A, and vic, Ia Paulina Morgan, Of
Gl.aye, sof l3.d ct years. 1900
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aueiicn SAFES OF Rea! Gstate.

COTTON MILL FOR SALE.
- Thoroughly but Of llck having 1850 spiniles l12
,ouIn. machinery has been used only two and in
lsra.e oi-r IN every rce act buildings in tho;ou repair
arr- water power all Of the We r. roonv ard
FOR il mill hands
In tttSiei = 49,. valley Railroad u
m- Concord y. Il To be SOL at auction Oh the
premises, 1870 - 80
On TUESDAY, April II. n i2o'c'ocE Eocn'
previously dsno- 81 ~ private For further par
tlei.r. apv EhiN DALE 2G2 vOnshlre st., Boston,
"a o. NJ. DAVIS, FtLohert y. IL
EOR SALE, at auction, TUESDAY, April
z % 1917, AZ . n'c'ock, iOUn the LAKE WACABUC
HOTEi. and II NlER BOARDING HOUSE, with frni-
tur TIVE acres OF au cottages bo~liugAley, ceouse.
elliot &c situated Neotchtser County y. y iodr mics
east Of Ooldons Bridge S.gtion Che Harlem Railroad.
JOSEPH BEN EDlCT, I ,ystc,a..
HARVEY MEAD, )'-''''
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4n5irnciion.
Miscellaneous.

VNIIE u. s. SCHOOL ana COLLEGE Dl-
i RECroEY ;or 1877 vii be is.icd eaiy lg Gay: IN
CbIESWORrH PINCKNEN, Publisher, 30 Uhioiisqnaie'
4th-ave., side near lGt+it., NeW-NOIs.
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New Publications.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.

DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
A New Volume in
LANGE,S COMMENTARY.
DIR. PHILIP sCHAFF General Editor.
THE BOOKS OF SAMUEL.
Translated enlarged and edited by Rev. C. H. TOY d. ID"
Ii. D. and Rev. JOHN A. BRoADUs d. D, LI@Dr Pro
fessors in the Theological Seminary, Grocnvilc : c.
VOL Syo cloth. ''So
- There hare thus issited Of LGnges Commentary
IL poluaes Testament The e'0 Testament Is com
pce in 10 roii,nc circular shorng ne dirtsfon o. ne
sork and O,r,ng further Interesting Information 'oft be sent
on application
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

~ BoUN d BROOK ROUTE.
Lea,' New,;Yoss ioo OF Liberty ara rnila
p 800 . ~ 20 ;or ' .ss a. H. 'o' ' Oh i'O
LAY. foo. q clalksoust 81 10, $40. o. >. HIS
Lave rh.dsrhIa IRON sta,.cn North Peansvlyania Rat
i;5a $50 ~. J. 20 D. m. , -. ~, 80 oo- NJ, a..
a. M i2is. 2: o 4 s. Sos D. H. '' ''' '''' 0' '''
ana 5s NJ raG mn ~. To- a. i tccs nd Il
night iTMtS from 10Th hew.Y YORK %HG fuilade'PiA
Philadelphia Third 6erls SIS. 90 3D. Il
Nos go and sas oT a. @ Rores al Once.
OF the i.rie Esisny in ana hr'"sya and at no
desiiastjon 0''''" Ii. P, BALDWiN. Gen Pass Agent
ERIE RAILWAY.
H WIHTkR ARRASGEHENT OF TRAINS, in effect
Room coacS,! to BaS,o ami anso5 sisf
l04: m.-EkDress Mail tor LuEa!o with sleeping Coaches
~ m.-CDany) Pacific Express for The wos;. sleeoiae
anu Chicago without change; also Hotel Dining
Traia. .aSo Chambers street Depc'. n - for ,r,,
D. M ,ns ~ midnight saturday nights only Sundays. 9I5
I:aibeifnd Park and passAic, 40 10 M u noon
las, 8. $40, 40 o. D. go s p M, y mi,aght sun
'a 2si|f. or t. IS $50 To- 9tj a. T. ro5a l45
3 $40 $40 400 ., 81 . g. OLD 60 = p and .
Endnigit sundays $780, 9!5. 10 a. NJ, l45 G;5o p ui
n s'IR su1day S p go 4 10 ~ go and a
C@rI,%s. m. 800 4;3op sundays, $50 a.m
NetGGfah 8, Io:45 a ~ $3.50, $50 p. III. Sundays $50
KINGSTON $50 D. N; Sundays: $50 a
Goshen. g. "a, 8, 1915 $780, 5:ij 43o, p. m Sun
&. $50. 10 a. m. $50, q.
MIdetown TAO 8, I045 S:i5, 49, p m sundays
S3O 10 =. ~. Z +. The and 4.U T. n iIaias
ueci with New-Yors Midland llr0ld 81 Nanst
Port Jeryis. .. l0i5 H. 1880 y m Sundays, $50 10
c IN. and Z =. ~. - ,,,-.. - - ..-,,
hefor, y D. NJ 4" ips bfeen minutes earlier
man above time; leaving Chambers; quarter
honTs leave thirty mnu;es earlier. uats
&c ~ eutv hiuisl - ana l14J with
Chamhers ST. at 10 ana - md ict.
TScEe,s for ~ ssage Apartments In
and sesyng Coaches be obtained and orcrs Gr the
of baggage may De lett ~ the Con-
Ofiors 239 4Ol b2 and s5l broadway Nc CoUrtst
Brnokys aud at the Company Depots -, -
FNlresS from the West arrive h e"iUA Al 40
a m. 2:i0 and 7:55 p.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY.
Trains leave Englswo'd Clstcr Pirimont and Nyack
T. l. j. 4, AL ., $3.50, ESQ., 1SO D. NJ sud saturday
nights ony al l:31 p; snndays . a. ~ ana $50 ?. M
Nanie spring valley Munsev, "a a m, 40 y.
JSU. r. ABBOTT. GEM Passr Agent New YORK.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IIARRAN8EMENT OF PASSLNOLh TRAINS Jan. l.
CortiaBd and Dosbr0s-eS5ts
$50 o. Night Express daily. for kason Bethlehem Al
Climax, WkesDare. ftstou, Eliniia
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and The
West Pullnan's sleeping coaches attached -
RODT. IT, SAlkE, sup't aud Engr
General Eastern OF Church aud OoTtn0 sta
CuAs. IL. CUMMINGS, Agent
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5icamuonis ano RAILROADS..

4 LBANY BOAT, PEOPLE, LINE.
~ The elegant steamers DlsW and 81 JOIN leave Pier
Win railway sylS Ss SS al and w.1 warmed by
steam pipes during ihe cool mont, 80 ,. ~. ,.,.
RRIDGEPORT, and al! points Oh HouSatonic
- and Nan. atuck Railroads Fare. - steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharnc.sp at 1880 m anu 8rde.ror a.
II p N.
ID Leave NewYorG from foot OF DcsOfosses aAd CoIanl
$40 a. m. for Washington and the West. Richmond
Charleston and the SOuth Pullman Plor cars RON NV OK
70 ca.u.u1le anu M.sIi.e on ihtNhf Use io
p for Washington. ana for Ricln2nI AID The Sorth
8 D. H. daily Tor Washington south and est. Pullman
seopers from New FORK 20 atmoe and Wa,'n-to making
close connections for Chico cincan2t Lo9isy,c =!
Washington with trains Tor lynch''ls' FLORIDA Ne"orieaiS
For through tickets, please call conpanys Offices
a99 l2a8 haadSa %s%grk ao4 ILL., a &C., 9Gs i'
BALIIM0hE And ONO RAIIaoAD
CTTIzENs' Line, .SIEAAlBoATs ron
AMI wes f sem abd rY 1i s. S lave i DAFT
saturdays excepte) At D. m, from PIER 10 Y. ~ rot -
Pon T'' 'Dr0"s" .SY ifd c6 1s iTS s 60
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
- Ferry stations N NerYoiA foot Of lheryst snd foo,
Commencing jar: j. Is77-Trains leave NewYors Of
CSC a n4~for Pennington Gastou. Beh.iere aauch
Chunk, Iaraqus, "llktH9;rt,. i.imi1s, Sc
10 30 M and $50 D. ID For Sa,sefv, and Tiriinctnn
barre Ta'P ~ a@t -, i:,a!E t%!syg Harrisburg
30 daily i,'F t'ston Allentown and Harrisburg
Tcsye To-; q c,cssoas at lg 75, si5 9l5 io15
l.i5 n. l%t5 30, 40, ~, IN. 10, IA.
sTSDAY TE%iNS"iS~y. fc61 ih5crt. NJ 30 A M
500 I2n m Tor Brook and intermediate points sn,
Train. leave toT AP'g;,y - ia, Branch.
- -
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THE BOOKS OF SAMUEL.
THE WIT AND WISDOM OF THE HAYTTANs.
BY HON. JOHN BIGELc

N.
VOL square i6mo, large paper, uuirimned 81.
The chief value 10 thoughtful people eas OF these sreci
eos of the nroverba literature Of the aytians, Mr. ige
low remarks will foand in the fact that they are the gh
est EXPRESSION of purely intellectual activity OF THIS to
ME that exists and are unGuesionaby the most interesting
and Characteristic production OF Their beanuIu ph
island Tie proverbs were collected by Mr.. Bgeuw Dur
inc visit 10 Iayti and has enriched them with various
interpretations meaning and possible applications
adding greatly TO their interest.
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fouses ana Snrm5 Wanteo.

4 COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED, plainly
~ f,rN,sle with grounds and fruit, anOlt hOurf
Nsy-york four months from June moderate
vr'ce: state aJn, Addr C. l. WOODBRIDGE, SOB
bIOa1"a3.
4 MANUFACrURER about opening an office
y in New YORK. would ike RENT part office
from Of broadway aad anal
D. iCrat bu lttlc room Is required ud the
business objectionable. Address, stating terms Gc Box
81, Mi. carmel Conn
SNANTED-FOr Summer months, furnished
w HOUSE. with ample grounds. IN Northern New-lOrk
o Vermont. Address y. f., II East 2ithst, y. Y
WANTED 10 HlRE-A FARM of 40 or 50
w acres with DIV elm ghOuse and lighthouses attached for
number Of years; short distance from city. Address
{. A. MERRITT, ga Broadway, \. "
syANTED-Sec0nd and third FLOORS for
W light housekeeping with family, BY thee adGts
between 23d AID :0th M and Gth ond lhaycs rent about
$50 per month References exchanged. Address ~ b.
CRANE, Station D. p. o., =. y.
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Fe,en Louisa and husband. to August Nosser ms oo
OF 16th-st, OF Ave Is; mo. !zoo
[OHciaL J. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register
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Reai Gstate Go Gxthange.
CHICAGO IMPROVED REAL ESTATE 10
A. II. bE MoTTE, $50 Hudson st.
FOR EXCH N G. 1.-Two brown-stone
4 uoUEES In desirable lhbOrhOods in the Cnty OF
Brplkyn TO EXCHANGE for two small places ~ Orange
Nos.Jersey. Apply u r. \ DRISCOLL, 80 place,
Room -.
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New Edition
FORSYTH'S LIFE OF CICERO.
TWO VOLUMES IN ONE ILLUSTRATED
Uniform style with the L volume Editor the i1ie VI
Dr. Macleod and SANKEY'S Life OF d. Arnold Prce
80 30.
His book is valuable contribution standard tera
ture."- Orth American Review.
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1.-THE above books for sale by all booksellers or viii be
sent express charges paid upon receipt Of advertised price by
the publishers,
SCRIBNER. ARMSTRONG & Co.,
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

l. ARRAN1EME<r OF PAssiNoLh ItAIhs jan l.
foot CoraBdt and DesbrOs-esss
go D. m Night Express daily fm EasIon. Bethlehem Al
lentown Mauch Chuus, Wikesbae fttsou sElre Elnirs
Ithscs Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls, ana The
West PuIlmAn's sleeping coaches attached
ROD'T II. AlkE supt aud Engr
General Eastern ores OF Church aud U0rtan0 Sta
CuAs. III. CUMMINGS, Agent
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rE,IIE CARDINALS DAUGHTER.
\ BY MRS. G. \. WAKEFIELD
MRS WAEFIEIUS NEW WORK. --
THE CARDINALS DAUGHTER. A sequel 10 FEltNt
FLEMING nv Mrs C. A. WaTfeld. author OF Tine lOuse
mold o Bon vcTc" etc. One OF the best st dramatic ana
powerful works ever written Bound in morocco cloth gl
back and side price 81 20. - ,r,, ,,,,,, ,.oDt-O
THE CARDINALS DAUGHTER.
FERNE FLEMING.
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HESTER II WARDS TEMPTATION.
THE HOUSEHOLD OF BOUNEilE.
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New Fluctuations.
RULING IDEAS IN EARLY AGES,

AND THEIR RELATIONS TO OLD TESTAMENT
PATH Lectures delivered Graduates OF the University
Of oxtlrd, by the Rev J. b. Mczley d. D.. Sso s. 90
The vo,cme n przd by every earnest student Of the
Sacred Senptdrcs' ~ Christian az Work
This ia ono OF the remarkable books in the depart
melt OF teoiny las Appeared ia the present generation
DIR Motley place in the foremost rank OF reglons
philosophers. - CEuTclmGn.
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NnRruERN RAIIRnAD on NEW.JERsEY.

NORTHERN hAli'h'hD oi .'l-"' I-IN'1 }.
T. 5. 4, 4:i5, $50, ESQ, ISU D. NJ aud saturday
nights only al il30 p m Sundays a. ~ ana 90 p M
Nauuet spring valley Munsev, Z, $40 40
JSU. \. ABBOTT. GEM Passr Agent New YORK.
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obstruction.

City.
MEXICAN UNDERGRADUATE lIth
- year viii begin MONDAY, Oct. . as Al Fast 4od-st
All The Froebel ideas adapted TO American warts
An entirely set of Materials cheap and beautiful ar
by and manufactured only for Miss Coo schools and
families supplied
Many primary schools in parts OF the country are
already using il. ,.-.
Normal Glass and teachers every afternoon,
demand for the American kindergarten system 90
ir MissC Zoe g
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NONKERS.-To let. cheap, number OF houses
furnished or unfurnshed Jas. IOum~-s AgeuL fsnkes
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me NtWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAlLRDAD.-FaTe
lower than by any Commencing November H.
1876 leave NewYork Pier North River foot oil Rec
~, A. m for Philadelphia. Long Branch Toms River aud
n ~ for Philadelphia Long Branch Toms River Ware
80, and TuckrItOn. " So NEDkN. Gen. Manager.
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DARE ENGRAVINGS AND ETClllNGS.
Ia The largest collection OF me OLD EEGiA iNns IN
Auerca Prices quality satisfactory. Address Tor Iac
ulafs FREDERICK KEPPEL G6 Beohmanst, \. a. Nj.
no eng aving makes appropriate and acceptable present
Eire Insurance and causes of Fires.-By +. {.
4 Moore. ready. hingsand 81 Nassau-si POLO "o4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-28
Gail for Bonds.

WAsHINGTSS, July 27.-The Treasury
Department to-day Issued the fifty third
cali Tor the redemption Of the $40 bonds
of 1866 The call If for sl9, 100000 con.
soils, OF which $3OOO0O0 are registered
and s7,O0OO,OOo coupons. The principal
and interest is to be paid At the Treasury
On and after the 27tn OF October next
and interest ceases on that day. The
following are the number, both lnclus.
i've: Coupon bonds dated Julyl, 1863:
$50 Nos. 3OOOI 10 10000; 500, Nos.
52.OOl ~ 5000; $500 Nos 42,OOl 10 80,
900; 81, l,OO6, Nos. 1901 To $1,000.
Registered bonds redesmAble At the
pleasure OF the United States, after the
first day of July, 1870: $50, mol l,l5l 70
400; 800, Nc. lO,5Ol 10 ll,9OOi 500,
No. 7,20l 10 1850; $1,000, No. 2S,OOl 10
Is, 100; $500, No. 670l TO 100; $4,000,
No. 1881 70 ll,75O.
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Passenger Train stopped, bat FL
nalIy Gets on.

BETHLEHEM, PA, July pa gang
OF strikers from Easton reached here this
morning, and 81 Bethlehem Junction
when the passenger train on the Bethle-
hem branches OF the New jersey Cen
trsl railroad was resdy - start, they III
coupled the cars from the engine sni
warned the crew that they would run
the train 81 their peril. A large rum
ber OF citizens come tN the rescue, snd
while the train dispatcher wss consult
ing with the strikers the trsiu was r.
coupled and pulled out very rapidly SUI
got of A squsd of coal and
iron police arrived, crew Wa
msde up and through ca
from Philsdelphis II Mauch Chunk
WAS taken to its destination. The police
will leave shortly for Oden welderr,
where the track men will make the
necessary repairs. The strikers hsNv
telegraphed to the men NJ Esston OF the
presence OF thepOlce snd their intend
Ell visit 10 Oden wriders All the trains
on the North Pennsylvania road are
running on time. The msiiS 81 lsst
evening snd to-day are all stored in the
baggage room
BETHLEHEM, July 27.-Superlnteui
ent Polhemus with gang of repsirmen
and their escort of coal and iron police,
arrived 1T Odenwedcr's this afternoon,
whittier they went 10 repair the turn
table. They were met by lsrge and
excited crowd, who drove Oh the police
Pclhemus addressed conclllstery speech
10 the mob. bnt they replied bN
informing him that he WAS 81
liberty to walk back to Msuch Chunk
with his force, after which they ran his
engine on side track and drew the tire
Polhemus and escort arrived back to
Bethiehsm by stage this evening IL
says he has no hepe of running trains Il
morrow Drum corps are parsdlng the
streets for recruits tor the Fourth rrgI-
ment and special police AT" being sworn
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Conference Between the Officers and
Employees OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad

BALTIMORE. July 27.-ln o conference
to-day between Vice Presidents King
and Keyser OF the Baltimore and Ohio
road ard committee of strikers the
Vice Presidents were requested TO put IN
writing what the company wss willing
~ do. In compliance = second letter
was addressed to the committee, IN
substance as follows.
First-The ten per cent. reduction can
not be changed, but the company WAS
willing to do sll in its power to prevent
its bearing with peculiar hardship on any
class OF employees.
Second-As the company understands
that wages have been much reduced be-
cause of the men not receiving Iull en-
ployment, the company is willing and
thinks it can so srrsnge matters as TO
enable its employees TO obtain full sv-
ersge months work.
Third-It the men agree 10 these terms
and return TO work at once, all MINOR
grievances, OF which complaint has been
made, shall be investigated and receive
prompt redress.
At the meeting of the strikers to night
the letter was laid before them and the
meeting was addressed by Vice Presl-
dent Keyser Speeches were also made
by }. Ii. Elder, president OF the commit
tee, and others in opposition to the propo-
sitions, and they were unanimously re-
iected The company will run their
freight trains 20 morrow under the pro.
lection of the military and civil sutnorl
ties and will make no further concessions
to the strikers. The officials of the road
claim that Governor Carroll has issued II
proclamation calling on the sheriff of
Baltimore couaty and the sheritis of the
counties through which the Baltimore
and Ohio road runs to provide Tor the
safety of property and secure free pas
sage to trains conveying passengers or
merchandise.