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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19
RmRIamO'S GeISbeufeI.

9rei Stnee, ia9te Der otte SriB.
brau6t man gum &rie9fIbren, nGmlt6
l. @eIo, 2. @eIo, 3. @elo. Benn oaS
pobr lit, 10 muB man, Inn Die Mabrs
iheinIi6feit ODER lInpabriheinlt6teit
zines ruiliI9en NnerinSfrie9es geeen bic
IIrfet 81 beurtbeilen, ni9t BLOB nab
benz St0noe uno 3uitanbe Der 3 IRE s.
m q d 3uBlanos, ~ionoern uno Dor alien
Otneen nab Dem 3uftanoe ieines @eto=
beutels fraeen. 0a5 t6ut III Der IeBteU
Drummer Der Revue DIES deux Mondes"
Der fran3Oiii6e Tinaa3mann HeropeSeaus
lieu. Die @~rgsbntle leIner uHtertu9ung
lino fol9enoe.
Bonn Gnoe bes Rrimfrtegs an bis 1871
BADEN ieoeS Sabr Die Ausgnben 9uB=
lambs ietue @innabmen Iberltiegen, D. 3.
ieoes Sabr bat Elm our6 Borg au oedenz
Oes 0efi3it erSebeu. @rit 1871 gIi6eu
fi1 g%tnnabmen uno Nusgaben aus un0
Ieitoem bat iebes eSabr einen fIeinen
ueberi@uB ergeben. Die geiammte
per3tnSIi6e Staatsf6uLb bes
IGuft iih iebt auf 1lO0 Wtiuionen 9Olz
lars [nur balb TO piel, Die bic Der Ser.
Staatenl, oeren8 er3tnfuHg ~inoefen nt6t
~tpeniger ais S1W1iuionen 0ou. erforDert.
Die @eiammtausgabe i'm Sabre 1876
aDaro ouf 800 OtiutOnen Oou. 9el6dBt.
tpopon Seer uno Siotte niht t~pentger ais
1853 Wfilioueu, ooer beinabe 40 4ro3ent
perjhIangen, DGbreno auf oa5 SauIwes
fen nt1t me9r aIs ~ WttHiDn, oeer ets
mas Iber 8 YroSent falnen. BON ieoem
100 Gbaler 40 fir Worb un6 SOoti9Iag
uno nur ) fir Solfsbtloun9!
Die persinsLthe S6ulo RuBIanoS
uGre, nie mar iiebt, 10 ibltmm nt6t.
@as feline 6inansla9e i6Dierig uno bes
oentLt6 ma6t, lit Die 60be ietner unOers
sinslt6en 3Daugsanleiben. D. B. oes
VGptergelbes. Oapon iteben i'm ges
a~entpGrtigen NugenbIid etpa 700 Wtia.
collars aug, NI5 9edung bafIr bate
bic Reaierun9 einen Sono BON IT'S Drills
liouen in Cob uno Stlber angeiammelt,
oapon absr bis Jest fir SrtessrIitunseu
f6on 40 Wlt9ionen aus9e9eben. Selbrs
DeritGnoli6 lit oaour6 Der @ertb oe6
8apiergeloeS, bas i'm Sabre 1870 ff6
i6on auf IS bis 88 @ent5 [Rope-
fen] 9c6Oben bate, tpieber i9neu
~gelunfen; IS i9pantt 3pti0eH 70 nno IS.
0a IL Der Beriu6, i'm NusIalDe cine
ueue ner3inslt6e Anieibe n1ter3ubrtns
gen, miBlungen lit, 10 tpiroe NuBlono,
UNI einen &rteg tIbren Su %fOnnen, meRr
ul1b mebr B%apIeraeLo Gus9eben uno 1ss
nit ben @ert6 oeifelben pouenos aer=
ft6ren miillen. Jfo6 ebe es 1nr GineH
S6uB QbgeIeuert bat, beTnoet es fif
ollo nit ieinen Sinan5en in bebenfliz
terer QQoe, ais fth Die Ser. Staaten
nab Beenoigun8 bes nierldbrigen SIrf
oerfrieos b~efan0eu. Oenn tpenn aud
SomolS Die oerstnsltde S6uIb Der Ser.
StoGten mebr ais 9Oppelte Der beuttee,1
&uBlanOs betrug, 70 batte es bafiir nt6t
MEL mebr, ais baIb 10 Nel Baptergelo
ouslteben. @enn 9tuBIaup beute cine
prrainsli6e G@uLo bon 1000 Wtuionen
un0 boneben fetn Staatspapiereeto
b6tte, tpirbe es fii@ in unenOLt9 e1nitis
oerer Sage beftnoen. als ieBt.
2as nebsIlte ifts baB IS au@ pemts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19

madt Der vDeuti6e @%orrefponbent" in
Baltimore ben guten BiB: vSn OeIas
mare florirt Der !6GieIitof no1 ebenio,
tple III lIt9arn uno Stebenbiirgen. nur
nit Dem unterIhteoe, oaB, tpdhreno III
ben leSteren 2dnoern Die Oelinquenten
auf Der Srii9eIbanf liegeno our9getpatfs
iueroen,, Die freien Amerifaner in unIes
ren: Ta6baritaate itebeno tpie IS
freien MGnueru 3iemt tbr Lrafta.
mert entgeaeunebmen. SIN uebriaen lit
fem unteridieo." 0as 5b[tmnite al
Der otfentIiGen BriigeIitrafe in Della;
mare lit ibrigens. oaB ite beinobe MIR
9e9en un9et6brIt6e fleiHe Oiebereien,
ntbt aber gegen brutaIe @epalttbaten
o19elpe nbet miro, 9esen Die man in eiz
1erI treten Ganoe pte @nglano Die Briis
gelltraTe init gutem GrfoIge onsetpenoet
1at.
@u6 anbere eigentbImIi9e Ginri6s
tungen bliiben in Oelamare, uuo TAFT
oieielben mebr Dem @eilte Der Sebt,eit
an3upa1en, lit man beml9t, lie gau3 inn
@egentbetle nod mebr Der 1ogenannten
guten alien Sett, aus Der fte ltammen,
tplirDtg 3u MAIDEN.
ga lit ). 3. 9elatpare's 6 beqeiebE
qebung. Die oortieen StaatsweiIen
fiuo iebt eben oarar, bielen She'll Der
Stdatsge1eBe our6 eine 8eittmmuna 5u
berei1ern, 1pou19 Der Burger ODER bic
8argerin Oelaipare'5, Die Iih auBerbalb
oes Staates trauen Laiien, ooour6 iih eis
neg Sergebens f6uLoig MAIDEN. 0ie1e
BeItimmung lit IN tbrer Mrt 10 i60n, tpie
jenes ebegeieBli6en Serfiigungen ein3elz
ner oeuti9er Staaten, pOna1 Die bon
einem Staatsan9ebort9en i'm Nuslanoe
ab9e19lolieue @he feline @eltun9 batre,
nenn ni6t 3ubor Die @enebmigunG oesl
Qanoesberrn ooer friiberen G~anoe5berrM
gu tbr ~eillgebolt tpurbe.
ueber ben genlalen gefeB9eberiI6e
@eoanten, benient9en 0eIamaren uno
oisientge 9elamarin, Die fih ouBerbaLb
Der @ren3en ibrss 80 NelIen Iangsn unb'
oil Der bretteiten Steae SO UeeiLen breis
ten 26no6ens trauen laiien, nm @elo'
5u ltrafen u1p einsu1tedeu, 0oer tie am
Cube gar De9en un6efugten 0er3ensoiebs
itabls all ben S6ano; nno BrliGels
9fa6l gu binosn, bemerft Der v9euti9e
@orreip.": vOa nun Elm Srauen3lmmers:
den III 0elaipare nod our6aus feline,
Champion 8ett96ngerta gu letn brau9t,.
UNI BET einem Spasier9an9e nit Dem
@ettebten bon trgero etnem BuHfte aus
Ole VCeH3eN 81 eTCetueiIr o1 IeFHer uUs'
ter ben l25 OBS ~GinDobnern oes Staates.
bic 3abLret1en Seften, pel9e fir bas.
SeeIenbetl Der frommen 9lmertfaner
iorgen, feline 8ertreter 6aber, 10 err
i6etnt uns oas @ebot, ni@t ouBerbaIb,
bes StaateS 81 betratben, brafonii6.
Die 8aItimorer Sun" gtbt unIern
Na6baru ben Ratb, tbren Staat ein3us
36unen; mir 9menoiren ben Bor1hlaG
oabin, ibn gu mnouern unb on ben
@infa6rtek S9IagbGmme au errtdten,
bamtt Den Wannern 9ottes i'll 0elaDare
Die SrauunsSgeblibren ni9t Derloren
eeben, benn 0!eies i6eint Der eiuaie
&c 3ueG Der ionoerbaren WaBregel 3H
iein."
llebrigens lit Ser y9entf@e @orrefpt."
i'm Srrtbum, menn er elaubt. bic 3abls
rei6en amerifani16en Seften 6Gtten
fetne Bertreter in 9elopare; benn eS
9iebt oalelbit Mfetbobiiten, 8apttiten,
EatboItfeu, proIeftanti16e Gptscopale,
8resbntertaner 9enug, uno oaneben AUDI
2utberaner, 9teformirte, Qu6fer. Spes
eenb0rgioner uno Singer WeoiiS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19
N5Schen4liche Slltnois Sfaofs-Beifune

ten, uelde GbriitenbIit eesen 5Irfen@
golo Uerl6a6ern!
Aber leioer iGtipft 6err Dir bon ieIs
nem meuihli6en Stanopunft nuT ben
ruliii3en btnllber uno ruft: v@ott ie9lle
oas &reu3 uno 0uBlano! Soft nsrIeIbe
benz &rsua uno &IBlano Slee! @ott
Iegne ben Gaaar!" Gr nil aIlo einFa1
Die ruiiiihe Earbarei, Die fi6 nod por
3tp0lf Sabren in HoLen ipieoer 10 greult6
entfaltet uno in ben le5ten Sabren III
Mittels Niten eemiitbet bat, all Stele Der
tiirfii6m isBen. Sir ben ipirt!idcn
Wenidenireuno iino aber Die rulltl6en
0reuel besbalb, neil fe I'M S1attel Oes
&reu3es Dor ii1 eeben, nt1t ws1Iger aoS
tbeullcb, ais Die i'm S6eune oes 9alb'
moubes beriibten SIrfengreueI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19
@bicago, II. Tebr.

VplCuBUs lie SSprs
Ser lieutenant McscSnt0re bonn stpeis
ten SSnf. ;Reg. Der 8~unnesarunee, Der i'm
norolihen Georgia i'm County @ilner i'm
0efe6te nit frummen 8ui1cS6napsz
brennern erl9ofien muroe, mar aus ST.
IGno gebitrti9 urlo trat bon Sltn0iS aus
in Die 8%unoeS0rmee Elm. Setne 2eihe
fOnnte beim NiG3uge Der 9anouou Steus
erOe0mter un0 Solo9teu Dor Der nebers
ma6t Oct aufriihrer, ni9t mitgenommen
lpsroen. SpGter murDe aber cine Nbs
tbetlung 8cwaHnetsr a%uSesianot, UNI
Die Sei6e 81 6oleu. 2eBtereS gelan9
aud. bod crit mad einem usuen @efe6te
nit ben 2lufftGnoii6en, nobel oieie orei
Wtann OerlOren. ubr, @elo uno anoere
%toertbDoue S06en, mel9e Der un9liGs
lthe lieutenant bel fi6 eebabt bate,
febLten, ltuo ali0 Don feinen M0roern
geraubt moroen.
uebrigenS lit es ben SteuersNgenten
Gbamberlatn uno @remai11 in tenem
EbetIe @eoreta'S, namentli0 i'm County
Oarollon, gelungen, nab uno na9 fiinf=
unonIer5i9 feline Srenuereien gu serit0s
rem uno SO Scrbaftuugen por3une6men.
Der @runo, tDarum bic unpilienoen
Bauern in einselIen @ebir9seegMben
bes SIoens ben frummen Brenneru
beim gerDaIttamen @ioeritanbe gegen Die
8unoesbebOroen belfen, lie9t oorin, oaB
Oieie Sauern III ibrer beS @tienbabnner.
febrs entbebrenOen 9etmatb ibr @etreioe
meilt nur all iol6e 8nl6e8 rennereien
Derfaufen f0nnen ulo oaber in ben Die
IeBteren betdnpfenoeu 8e00roen ibre eis
genen Setnoe erbltden. Gar oft geIinet
eS ben Srenncrn nit 0IIfe i6rer b4uere
lt6en Sreunoe, tbre oiirftigen Brenne-
reiS@erGtbe Dor ben ~berannabenoen Be-
BORDEN uu0 Soloaten in ben 8alo uuo
in Die GiuObe 3u flI6ten, uno bort tutro
oann, iobaIo it6 Der Sturm per3ogen
bat, BON Jteuem 5uleI sebrannt.
go gebt eS nt6t nur III Dem crtpGbus
ten 1betle 9eor9ia's, fonoern audi t1
ben Bergen 9toros uno Silbs Garolina's
3u. Die MWfriibrer iiub meilt berttten:
nno oa CUR Serpenoung gegen ite feline
Bunoes@ @abaQerie DorrGtbig 1T, 10 bat
Der Sberlteuer : @ommiiiGr Raum ben
Nnfauf Der n0t6igen BferDe angeoronet,
I'M Die fleinen Oeta6ements BunoeSz
Snt6nterte, tpel9e ben Steuere Ngenten
IN 1enen 9egenoen 6ei9egeben itno, be-
rItter al MAIDEN.
Jfeben frummem S6naps fanb man
oa uno bort III ienen @~egenoen au6
frunlmeS Bier, oas in b0ht einfQ6er
neutrality-suspicious. 0eiie 9ebrout tporz
ben mar. QSte WeilDaufeer ODER Gbico-
9oer Bier bat e5 fretlid riht 9e16medr.
Inter ben Brennern uub 8rauern, oes
rem Gerbaftung 9elunsen ift, Itnp iogar
SberIffs Inb @etitlI6e,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19
Stermembammer mno SW0e10erfOIs
0af4r0eet~

8ei Ietnem I0btiben 8eitreben, bic
Qusooben bes 8unoeS an perrtn9ern,
be9iI9 oas 9totionalea bgeoronetenbaus
III 1einer portgen 9tdt bod aud H1ans
den ldtperen Se6ler. @iner Der beoauers
Iidlten 1T bic Mbf9affung bes amert'
tanii6em @oninIates gu 9 IL
d areit it.
Cine Der aaerrnbmIt6iten SanbIungen
beS 8rGitoenteu @rGnt betGao oartHs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19
glHterifnmtS6e GletmRaaterct.

Ser @eitentaf6en Stat OeIae
mare BAT, 10 flein er lit. bod feline gau3
el9entbImIi6en Gtnri@tungen. Man
rIebme 3, 3. ietnen Branger uuO iets
pen YrIeeIpfRbIl ueber IeBteren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19
GOwnpserteg ttn Gnoett.
@hicaao. IA. iSebr.

SDI(uDOP IL" OSOt"
SIN ber16ieoenen 36eiIen bes Siioens
beite6en nod immer fletue yS d II a y So
brennereien i'm y d., tDelde,
pbue Der Bunoes5 Hegierung elne Sicuer
3u besablen, einen me6r ODER mIloer
greult6en SuieI er5eugen, Der oil Die
Semobner otr @e9eno tn Glelnen perS
fault pir6. Oieie v%frumneu" Brenter
il 8ui6 itno meilt 5u8lei9 san3 Der
3peiFeLteB ni6flspper, tpsl6e ben Steuers
beD0rben Des 8unoeS ni0t ielten ges
tpaltIauneu Wioerltanb ~leiiten, 10 oaB
ibre Srennereten nur nit 0lIte BON fleiz
uen Nbtbetlungen bon Bunoestruppen
beIsbt Deroen f0nnen. Nu6 Die SoloG@
ten ltoBen 3upeilen auf befti9en 8ioerz
ltalb, uno l90n oa uno bort i'll Suoen
lit BET iol1en SeIo3igen gegen bul6s
flepperuoe vBui9. 8renuer" 8lut ges
Foiien.
Ser neuefte &uftrttt bieier GIrt bat 1T
iener i60nen @eseno in Noro: Georgia
ttattgefunoen, melhe man Die Srolh:
Ber9e nen1t. Die Bunoesl feuerbeb0roe
bate al ibrer 1nterltubun9 eilige Sole
oaten bonn 3meiten Snfanterte: 9te9imente
bel 1t6; aLs nun pie feline bepafnete
Wtann16aft IN bic 9enduuten Berge ems
orau9, 9erietb iie bel nGbtli6er @etIe in
eIneH 0interbalt, nolelblt cine S6oor
frunmer 8renuer uuo ionltiger Suiel>
freunbe auf lte lauerte. Gs iouen Der
Nufribrer i'm @an5en bretBt9 9epeien
iein. uuter tbren S6Il1en iauf Der
Silbrer Der Soloaten, lieutenant Ufcs
Sntpre BON 9enanntem fegimente oabin
nno 1tarb nuf Der SteQe, porauf feline
Seute ben NliGSug autrateu.
gfo6 melt oreiiter lin0 Die frutnnen
Grenner ieBt in Noro@@aroltna, mo- eS
i'll lester 8ett gu bluti9eu @epalttbaten
fogar bel Weribt5 8 Berbanoluugeu geG
fommen lit. 0teier Sage mar in 6en@
b%erfonDtQe i'm neltli6en 1beile BON
9toros@aro[tna Der 8unoes:@ommtndr
WtorrtS oanlit bei6dfttgt, Die 8orunters
1udurg 8egen etnen i'm 0ebir8e gefan=
gen genommcnen frumlnen Brenner @eaz
mems Gepnlam at fIbren; arpei @ebIlr
fen oeS 8unbesmari6ous Douglas
LSobn oes oeritor6enen Senators Don
Sutnotsl Jtamens 6arfins uno Werria
mobnteu Der 0~erbanoluug ebenfaus bel.
Oa fra6ten pl0Bli6 S6Iiie, baS 9e>
ri6tsbaus mar i'm Jtu Don IerIen nnls
rtngt, pel6e in bas Simmer btnetu
i6o1en. in tpel9em pas Berb0r
Dor ft9 gtng. Der @%ommti1dr
Morris un6 Der Mati6ans @ebalfe
Nerriu nobmen &eiBaus. aber
Der WariGuusee6iilfe 9arfins belt tas
pier Stano uno beeanu auf bic gnereifer
5u ~feuern, nobel ct einen oerielben Ja
mems 6tlber traf. Nun nuroe er ieiblt
nieoer9eihoiien, uno Die milDen @eisuen
muroen tbm ben @araus 9emabt babel,
menn nidt Der Nngeflaete 9tstuman elm
meni6lt6es RIbren peripIrt bdtte.
Newman uno nod @iuer beihibten ben
beor6nsten 8samten. @s mo6te MN
ben Nngrctfern BET i6ren Sbaten bod
unbeimIi6 81 Mutbe iein llnO
iie 3ogen nit 9interIaiiung ibres Der.
nuuoeten Gameraoen Stiber ab. 2ebz
terer Durbe ms @efGngniB in 9enoerz
ionuiue 9ei3oft. Seine 8riioer iu6ten
i'm ipdter 3u befreien, wuroen aber BON
Den Wa6en nit S6iiien empfaugen uno
ergriffen Die Sln6t, na6oem elm 8ruber
DeS @efan9enen Sii6er, ben fe bereebe
Ii9 gu befreten geIuGt batten, t0ptIi@
DertnMloet moroen mar.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
Electric Flashes.

The announcement Of the failure Of John
8. Clarke, the comedian now In England. Ia
discredited. He Is reputed worth from
$500, 900 to 100000.
Labor troubles seem imminent in Vir-
ginia City, Nevada, owing to the pressure
of hard times and attempts TO reduce wages
OF miners, etc.
The police board of Quebec has reduced
the pay of policemen TO 81 per day. They
demand $1.25. There 10 not single sworn
officer ON duty.
The Wamsutta strike Is about ended. 1t
commenced February II, and during the
interval the operatives lost S137, 500 OF
Of wages.
A shock OF earthquake was felt at osha-
wa, Ont, at 1890 Wednesday night very
distinctly. II lasted eight seconds.
Specials report heavy frosts and great
damage 10 fruit In central and southern
Illinois.
The Times correspondent reports the
promise OF very large peach crop In New
Jersey.
Col. John Fo. 'ytb, editor OF the Mobile
Register, 10 dead.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
A Hereto on Trial.


TRENTON, May 3.
The New Brunswick presbytery is exam
lining the charges Of heresy against Rev.
John Miller. Extracts from Miller's book
were read, contradicting the Presbyterian
catechism and confession of faith. Miller
said his book does not strike at the vitals of
religion, and therefore does not contradict
the confession of faith. No man in the
church held the Calvinistic doctrine with
greater boldness and tenacity than he. He
believed in Christ and his ransom. He be-
leved the Father was God, the Son was
God, and the Holy Ghost was God; but
he did not believe in the trinity. They
were separate. He defended this doctrine
at length. AS to the Immortality of the
soul, he confessed opposition to the doc
trine. Luther and many men had opposed
1t. The doctrine of the trinity, as COM
monty held, could not be explained by any
theologan present.
LATER.
The trial of MIR. Miller was adjourned
until tomorrow morning. Rev. Mr.. Duff
field was closing on the part Of the prose-
cution, when the presbytery adjourned.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
From New York.

CUSTOM HOUSE PBRQUIsITRs OUT DOWN.
NKw YORK, May 8.
The custom house commission yesterday
urged the dscontinuance of the payment
of extra fees to inspectors by steamship
agent for unloading cargoes at night. Here
after the companies will apply for regular
night permits and pay the extra wages of
inspectors to the collector.
THE PosToFFIoE DISASTER.
Postmaster James has selected the fol-
lowing commission to investigate the post
office disaster Ex-senator William Lain
beer, builder Theodore Weston, David
Jardine and Geo. B. Post, architects Will
liam II. Gedney, builder, and A. ]. Camp
bell, iron works. The commission decided
to hold a secret investigation. Mullet and
others will be examined to-day.
DELAWARE AND HUDsoN's ENEMIES.
The persons indicted to-day by the grand
jury for circulating false rumors on Wall
street regarding the Delaware and Hudson
canal company are Cornelius F. Timpson,
Edward F. Brown, aud George w. Stow.
They were allowed to 20 until tomorrow
when they will plead to the indictments
and furnish bail.
The Brooklyn Eagle stigmatizes the bill
introduced by Senator Jacobs relative to
the use ofsteam on Atlantic avenue, Brook
lyn, as a foul blow at rapid transit, and
says the company will justly regard it as a
strike upon them.
The grand jury has indicted three per-
sons for circulating false reports in Wall
street concerning the Delaware and Hud-
son canal company.
George II. Field Of Passaic, mysteriously
disappeared Friday, leaving a wife and two
children. Financial embarrassment Is the
probable cause.
John DAILY, convicted last week for the
murder of Francis Riley, was to-day SEN
fenced 10 life imprisonment.
The Forest and Stream and Rod and
Gun, weekly sporting papers. have consol-
idated.
Gen. Grant was the guest of Thomas
Mast at Morristown yesterday.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK. May 3.

NEW loHk, May 8.
FLouH-Reoeipts. OF 6.bl3 barrels. Irregular,
unsettled, still In buyers favor. In instances
1oa2Oc lower. Sales 12 600 barrels. No. 2 at
$5 5o96 10; superflne western and state at 81 TOa
state ut 81 s5sss 90 good to choice do at IS O5s
IS 20; common TO choice white wheat western
extra At IS 25@ss 65 fancy white wheat west
ern extra at IS T0@$l0 80 common TO good extra
Ohio 81 S5@l0 90; common TO choice extra st.
Louis at 81 s5@l0 rs 4 Patent Minnesota extra
good to prime at 60 5osl0 IS; choice to. double
WHxAr-Recelpts none bushels. Irregular
and unsettled. Sales 25,oo0 bushels. I'm
graded spring at 81 70; chicago SO called at
ing straight +; No. Chicago held at 81 Ts(S1 so
No. 2 Milwaukee at 81 s5.
RYE-Duli and nominal. Sales Of western
at 81 % state at 81 20al 25 81 05 bid for No.
western June delivery.
BARLRY-More active. Sales OF 5000 bushels
ungraded Canada atsl $4,000 western feed for
CoRN.-Receipts of 93 600 bushels. opened
Nc lower, very moderate business at decline,
closing little steadier sales Of Of 1890 bush bush:
No. at 6Gc; steamer mixed at 86H@6Ic New
York No. 2 at 67A@8sc steamer white at
&C; low mixed at &C; Kansas mixed in store
OATs.-Recelpts OF q, $50 bush. Excited, lasc
better. Sales OF COO bushels mixed west
Sss1ac rejected at % Sc New "fo York No. in in
store at b6sb7c do. afloat at b6c; New York
No. 8 white at soc ; New York No. at CSC !;
NJ. hbEAASt W. SulbdbO ub OOOdOIC ullACu
western in store at 5sc white western at 5sa
coc mixed state 7o@7ic white do. 71@72c
900 bushels Milwaukee, to arrive at soc.
HAY.-Heavy at T09T5c for shipping.
HoPs-Quoted dull; 10@lTc for yearlings; !;
o914c for new crop Eastern and Western !;
l0slsc for now New York state l5@2Oc for
new California.
C0PFBK.-Rio quoted &c higher and in fair
demand; cargoes are quoted at 6s1a20L. C gold;
l6z@22c gold for Job lots.
SUGAR.-Very strong, fair demand. Sales at
9x@91Ic for fair TO good refining 9asc for
prime Muscovado; refaed, higher good demand
at Ike for standard A granulated at l2kc I;
powdered at 12kc; crushed at l2Ac.
MOLAssRs-Foreign grades firm in fair In
quiry New Orleans more active at 4sa57c for
good TO choice.
RIoE.-Firmer and fair request. Sales OF
Carolina at 696Ac. Louisiana at 4xa6c,
PKrRoLRUM-Dull and heavy; crude at &c;
refined at l4itc; cases at l94@22Hc naptha
at 10c.
TALLow-s Steady Sales OF i76,Ooo pounds at
Sz@s 1880 Tor prime.
EGGs.-Firm; ls@iaHc for state and Penn
sylvania l2&o for western ll@l2c southern.
PoRk.-Hlgher. sales OF new mess at sic. .
Bsxr;-Firmer; sis@l3 so plain mess SO 90
extra do.
LLRD-opened a shade higher and closed
old $40 20.
BUTTKR-Choice new steady; other kinds
heavy. Sales at 99i4c for western l0@20c for
state; A926c for new.
CHRKsB-New, firm old, dull ; sales at 10
lac for common TO prime; Sal4c for new do.
WHIsKY-Dull; offered at 81 l2H and 81 ~
bid.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
ANOTHER TROUBLESOME STRIKE.
The Strikers Attack their Successors and are
Arrested.

RoNDoUT, May 0.
The men employed at the works of the
Anthracite fuel company, Port Even, who
were receiving $i.12t per day, struck Mon
day. The company obtained new men and
commenced work yesterday, when the
strikers stoned the men and threatened
their lives. They also visited the works
and tried TO obtain the names Of the men at
work, but were ordered away. Several of
the strikers were very demonstrative, and
the superintendent of the company deter
mined to put a stop to the intimidation.
Judge Westbrook was applied to for war
rants for the ringleaders and Sheriff Webb
detailed four deputies TO make arrests.
They visited Port Even last night and ar
rested Edward Mcdonald, Patrick j. Gra-
dy, Peter Mack, James Wright and Thos.
Taylor, taking some of them from their
beds. Thomas J. Murray was also arrested
this morning and the sheriff is still after
others. The arrested parties are being ex-
amincd.
Judge Westbrook committed all of the
prisoners for trial and commented severely
upon the spirit of lawlessness which has
been rampant in this community so long.
He gave public and positive notice that 30
far as he could reach 1t he would put an
end to ii.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
Ben Wade and the Tribune.

CLEVELAND, May 8.
The Leader publishes the following let
ter from b. f. Wade:
JEFFERSON, April so, 1877.
To the Editor of the Leader Il notice
in your paper of to-day two articles relat-
ing to myself, copied from the New York
York Tribune. The first purports to come
from Ward Lamon of Washington, former
ly marshal of the district, stating in sub
stance that some time during Mr.. Lin
coins administration conspiracy was
formed by the republicans in congress op-
posed to his administration to depose him
from the presidency and put in either Mr..
Fremont or myself In his place as dictator;
that written memorandum of the COM
pact was made at the time that copy of
1t was in possession of Mr.. Chase and by
him shown to Mr.. Lincoln. Now, desire
to brand the above statement in all its parts
as wilful and malignant falsehood, and If
Ward Lamon ever made such statement
as is alleged TO any one pronounce him a
liar. saw the article in the Tribune last
week, and had it only related to my
self ! should not have condescended to no.
tice 80 silly lie; but when find 1t copied
into respectable journals, and as 1t impli-
Gates many members of that brave old con-
gress which carried US triumphantly
through the war most of whom are in their
graves, l thought such scandal upon
them should not 60 uncontradicted.
The second statement, relating to Mr..
Painter, is as follows: "Mr. Wade is cred
tied with saying, In explanation Of his
famous letter, that 1t was confidential, and
was made public by person totally de-
PRAYED and utterly destitute of honor"
This is also utterly false. Although the
letter was private, 1t found its way to the
public in manner which entirely excul-
pates Mr.. Painter from all blame; nor do
/ blame him for its publication. As 1t con-
tanned only.the sentiments by.which stand
now, do not regret Its publication and
in all the hostile criticisms, in the papers
and otherwise, which it has called forth,
no one has yet denied that II contained the
exact truth. In vindication of Mr.. Painter
/ will say that have known him for many
years, and he Is as honorable man as /
have ever been acquainted with.
Respectfully yours, ETC.,
B. +. WADE.