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, 1877-07-21

Liko NIL largs property owners, Mr.. BroSt
was seriously i,,srt by the fire Of 1871, hut
he WIS among the frat to rebuild. and it IL
believed that he haa left behind m ample
competency for hia fanily. lie WIS d mon
universally respected for Tho integrity OF his
charncier rs we'll M bnsincss Judgment and
entorpsiac. lie hal many wnrm peraonnl
friends, and hia generous mode Of living
he1pet1 to give his family high socinl position
IN which ho took great satisfaction. TI,sdessh
was unexpected, for, though rnan Of &C
years Of age. no WEB vigorous and active, aud
1ore the promise Of long life. III. fanaity
wilt have the hearty sympathy Of an escep.
tfonai'y large circle Of personal friends in
their bereavement. j..
, 1877-07-21

" New England Skep.tcism and it's origin
and cultivation confined tie attention Of tho
Res. JosEpn Cook In lia third lecture before
tho sunday-selsooi Assembly at Lake Bluff.
For display Of his Versatility Mr.. Coox
could scarcely hnvo chosen wider or more
fraisfns Hcaa TOR discussion. Running back
through tho history Of Puritanisn, ho cited
tho law etcctiug tie unitication Of Church
and stnte III Now England, wl,scl. provided
that no n'nn could vote unless 10 was
cliurch-mcmber OF Ind been baptized iu
youth md a Inter enactment called
tho Halfway Covenant, Which admitted to
suffrage and o{iics tho children of parents
baptized IN infancy, and in this conces-
sfou to accularization wero planted the seeds
that bore the ricl, fruit Of Rationalisn in.
herited t'y tho New England Of today. Ife
Traced Tue akcptlcisus 1t originated down
through It's gaining strength and tho efforts
10 combat ii, arriving at tho conclusion Tint,
until tfle world In ovanEelize,1, the unbelief
Of then will work to their spiritunl rnin.
, 1877-07-21

Forty Thousand 1tussians have pushed their
way through Ilaiukai Pasa OF tho Balkans, 10
the supreme disgust aul well-lc1neti distnay
of the Turks, who look upon tl.ia threatened
invasion Of conssantinorle witt, 10 fnvoriug
eye 1t has had tha cfraet Of stirring the
saltan rpto business, and REn1r las been
Removed to make room for Man,,oup. who.
Notwithstanding lis former peaceful proclivi-
ties starts out with ntrong Instructions and MI
evident discrimination 10 drive tile iuvn&lers
from Tnrkihf. soi.
, 1877-07-21

Tho crime Of 1,nrx2er las been added to
tho inwless deeds of tho raitroad strikers,
mud, worse than all, the murder of innocent
I'crsons iaklnR no part either with or against
tho strikers. The blood OF tho eight people
killed at Baltimore yesterday rests upon tho
heads OF the misguided mcn who lave TN.
dertaken by force aud violence to prevent
the iilling Of their places by those who nra
willing and anxious to work for tho
wages which they refused. They attempted
to hinder tho progress through The stroets Of
baltimore Of the Sixth Maryland Regiment,
wl,icl. had been ordered by Cor. CAnaoIb to
proceed to Caa,3on Station to mid In tho sup-
preston OF not and disorder. Tho regiment
was fred upon and stoned whils on the
'nanch, Several suembars being wounded.
Promptly the order was giren to return Tito
fire., and eight perxoas we're killed. Intense
excitement prevails in Baltimore, md tue
regiment Inns been ordered to rcmain
in the city mud defend 1t against
n general outbreak by the mob,
At atartiasturg the strike is virtually at
mn ond, but nt pittsburg 1t has gathered
strength, and IL is difficult to sec how eeri.
Gus collision is to DO avoided between the
strikers and the lnrge body Of State troops
TINT have been ordered to the scene. Tron-
b1o ltas also begun On tho Eastern Division Of
tho Eric md tho Fort Wayne noads, and IL is
expected that striko will DO inaugurated on
tho Ohio i hlis1issiuri tc4t week.
, 1877-07-21

Sr. P4cKAHD, OF Louisiana, is Representa-
C.; having given tho opinion that what tho
Republican party needs in order to
''get right up" is, that tho President
should ut rid OF such Cabinet Of
hsers rs EyAE1s, scuuRz, and Dxyxss,
nn'l I'LL their places with old-slyle Re.
lnbllcaas, such as ZacK CHANDLER, for
Instance. liz might havo mentioned
BONE other old+tylo Republicans liabls
to help tAs party oi It's feet again,
--Aopksos. BElkxAp, WuIiAxs, otc.; but
about tbs time tho Republican party man
aged to get tip III this way, air. PAcxaap
would bs surprised 10 Zee how promptly it
would est knocked down. The general in.
pression prevails that the Republican party
sup, aad not at all in need Of any Of shs
t'nld-aty1a :" inyigoration,
, 1877-07-21


Late statistics gathered by tho Rdilroad
Age up 10 July show that the Hospital
for Inarm, Diseased, and Decrepid NAfl-
roads IL still kept busy and full, Tho
Courts ara acting M Physicians, Receivers
~ Nurscs, aud tho Shcrffs Is CoronerH and
keepers OF the Atorgue. The prevailing
disease Ia general collapse under tho effort
Ia carry loatis too heavy Tor tho constitution
Of tho chronic fneaiids. Tho diagnosis IL
pretty much tho SAME in nil cases, anil ex-
porienee las proved that tho heroic treat
uans is the best. As long A. tho patients
ara permitted 70 tottor along fcebly undcr
thoir load with the help Of stimu!autH, they
grow weaker and weaker Ill tonic 10
longer serves Tue purposo. The only
radical cure that has been found ia 10
throttle tho patient, throw him to
the ground, strip of his cumbersome
harness, put him In stsaight- jacket for
awhile, and then start him out fresh with
'ossi somewhat commensurate will what ri
tally tl,era ss left in him. While this trent
mens has been found to be disagreeable to
those who have 10 nssu1ne part Of thd bur-
dens which the decreptd and broken-down
inyalids throw oG, 1t hna also been fnund that
the invaiiis themselves regain compensatory
strength and oecome no'e 70 serve hot1. tho
pubic anil their no" owners.
During Tie past aix months OF tho current
year foreclosures hare been matlo nnd salos
ordered on fifteen roads. with an aggregate
capital stock OF $t6.416,o6i and dobt Of
ssa, i@,aW: During tha sanle period
Receivers hove boen nppo'nsea for sir.
teen roatls. with capital ssock and
Indebtedness OF sl6o,6sd,ao2; and tho
same six mouths have aeen the actunl salo OF
thirtJ-two roads, with stock amounting to
$io.o3s, ~ md debts amounting to s7s,-
1lo,2l+' Tho sotal result is that tho first
half ct th'H year has safaced to wipe ont
and rsoEgantze, or ut 1cast inangarnte thfa
, 1877-07-21

4 most aasnarkable political party, based
"a "a very much mixed platform, Inns Just
been ehtalliHllcl In st. Louis Il adyorates
tue prohibition OF the manufacture and sale
OF liquors, lilo extension Of sufIrngo to
wonen, and the Unlimited iss,,o of green
bacss, wh!cl. it would mako legal tender
for oil pnrrosea The proposition TO choose
tic President, vice-prcsilent, nud United
States Senators by direct vote Of tic people
Vas stuck in. taa. tho party might 10 heard
from Ut the election.
, 1877-07-21

Scws that tllv Russians ~cre within three
hotEs' march Of l'l.i'ippopolis awakened the
lazy Turks at Constantiuorie to somo-
thing like IN effort to save Adriauop}c,
The forttacatious at that point arc
lan'entah>y imperfect aad insui1lciently sap-
Piled with arn.s, Munitions of war wcro
startet: huTietlly, hut tho confusion shows
Tho sultan's appreciation Of tho danger, n,,a
hls inability 10 copo will II.
, 1877-07-21
BIG CROPS AND GOOD PRICES,

There Is IN lnfsitbio specific for hard
times among farmers, big cropa and good
prices. It IL q rSsc condition IN tho nature
Of things. When tho yield Ia abundant,
prices almost invariably decline whom prices
arc good, there Is generally shortage Of
crops. a large supply and Commensurate
demand Seldom 60 together. Yet this is tile
Gathering pros pect for tue coming yoar,
brought abont by sarics OF circumstances
that have worked togeslet As II for tho ospe-
clsl benefit OF tho hard-tlmes-opprcssed
American people.
First, there IL tho Russo-Turkish war,
which has already 1astotl long enough to ,nnAs
It certain that Great Britain will b. cut OF in
large part from the supply of 1sussian wheat,
which has heretofore furnished about 10 Per
cent Of l}ritiah consumption OF tho foreign
aupply. Tho effects Of this aro already no.
tieed. It has been the rule to lay in n lnsro
stock Of carly wheat from Rusain, but tho
Black Sea ports lqyo boon closed and pre-
vented the export. Besides, lilo indications
arc TINT the war Ia uoing ou. This cannot
fall to diminish Russian production with
million men Withdrawn from tho folds, It
vill Iucroase Russian consumption, partly
because Of tho inevitable vaste and extraye.
ganca OF war, and partly becas,so Russla will
have 10 feed tho inhabitants Of Bulgaria a.
tho Russian armies advance; tho Turks strip
tho country before they leave It, and tho iu~
radiug army must bring its own sunplios sud
sufficient for those ot tho native pulgariaus
from whom they e1poet sympathy aud old,
, 1877-07-21

The Omaha I<1'ub.ieaa. j" "Implacablc." quotes
frow, the Mississippi Republican atatv Com.
inittcc's address tho following:
The facts Ut history apcak tor themselves: Ftanl,
insmldIst,"n Hn r'Sisnes h*ys setesiiy d.;
Until tho Tine Hail rono when We can staud cfest
In any presence frceb,en anA as.est aud entofcd
our rfghta at thu balos boz, wp Lecve It to BE- thc
campaigns oi l87d and Is10 tsesh IL our memory,
We decltne to enEase fa conflict which pren.svs
results.
It then proceeds to comment:
The evsn:s hero recorded form she mosthumiiiht.
Ing md tisE71ecta chapter In tho 's!afJ Of Amet.
degrade tho word s1ntesnanshtp BY as*ociatang Il
with m Executive policy which has lIsbanded
Exeat Gyal R.tty r. tue r q T. ,,s;o
nng ~ aua ttiuph. and et that cr,tical point on
the dcd to loso WHICH IL tp lose all policy which
10 trail its stand4rI In tho dust and which senl 10
thp rear ~ disgrace the wt4r men who panncd lts
eanpai4ns, cashicreIl tho officers who led It, and
altarmca thc hrsolc rank.unta- ala who fought It,
The alaertsy ard Entertainers with which tho
policy politicians and rapoes defend this Int md
she leaders q .,o Almiaistrasion subnIs 10 t. sr.
E'scs TINT 4 II naaght elsc but tho expected out:
come oi tno ppifey which s7AaAzr, AArraxwa'
Louisiana March manifesto announced ii the policy
Of tue ucw Executive.
It would ho dfntcutt to conceive OF more ma
Iictous faischao4s. Thts "1mptacnblc" caro-
fully suppEesscs tho fact that Mississippi, with
tts ao,0oU Republican tuaiorttv, was surrendered
to tho ''elcn.enls thai fought Tor Slavery and
Southern Couic,leracyh by tue "tnachine-po!tt-
ctana who waved tha "bloody shirt " for polit-
tcal buncombc. Tho address Of tho Mississippi!
Committee places tho responsibility whcra II
belongs, and 1t makes the machtne-bumbugs
squirm. We commend What they say TO suci,
shects As tho Omaha "ImpIaeabIe," 7!r.:
In bis cndeasor TO- tsesasO tha politics at the
.n,s1 e st aSs t 4 ~ al .s,
VIII Wc would respectfully snsfoat those 81 our
Surliorn ~ we'll ~ soathcrn brethren whn, unAes
eas.es M % compas q FL ~ soutSssa ss
which we now s'spure existed Iona dai<rlor 10 IL
aretsstoA 70 ths fr<tld<HtE. and the coaF*e which
eves nan1nated for thc high office which hs now
holds. To Ibis fact VIC would direct the spccta,
attention of thoso whp nrc. now mott Ac-
H. i. ;,a:s' r ,sat' 81 @ *ho @ "a q ' @eii tss,a sss;a
bcr, neglected 1T the proper ttms 10 nbu,t thn
meane tuE preventing the calamity which tho psch-
sat Administration. with 1inlfte1 neans, seeka u
daAt HArfn. and. pafayznd and powefl*as a. ~a
auy quarter. 10 weaken hta Arm, o. which might
tsnd II the tsEghtest aeVtee to render unsuccessful
i,e., r. enforce lha taws tY ,he eivii lowaf. " % 10
reconcile hostile sset!ons. aaa to bring auto QUO
fnG acmrHts 1f our cumn1on country, - MI cnter.
prtsp grnt In lta rDucrptions md 1D holy In IL
purpose that 1t should, and We ssHst viii, com.
goni men, without resard u peraonal Of pAstisau
considerations.
, 1877-07-21

work at tho proposed reduction, they nn,.at
ster out Of the way and let others. II they
will not step ous voluntarily, they mnss he
made 70 by force. Thcro ia no other alterna-
tive, aud tho remedy should be applied
promptly and eflectuaiiy before the strike
srrca.1s nit over tho country.
, 1877-07-21

1t "a better TO bo m ost ANYTHING rather than
Pscsideat under so'ne ctrcnnstaHccs. 'Mf. HAYEs
sent word to Fayetteville that hc could not
attcnd the funeral Of n relative, rs tue crowd oi
ot1lcc~scekers who would intend him would DO
tract from tho aolcmntty OF the occasion.
, 1877-07-21

The Mr. JonN D10ktow who has gone to
Europe as alde-lc-samp-in.waiting 10 Ms. IT,
DEN 10 Secretary Of State Of New York, and Is
drawing tho pay ef that oaleo duFtug his ah-
seuce. When demonstrated viii, foe dcscrting
his post, he remarked that he was not candi-
date Tor denomination.
, 1877-07-21

lfnntry's Thenfre.
Mnadofph street. }cswrra clark and tfsa}fc En-,
fAat ucut Il tho Entu,% Sauasc Company. Lea Dan.
tth"E." Ne.srs Thnrtr. uNetI. stoddArs, tte. Mets
dsn1ts fanny Hofaut Sara 1ewttt. Kk,hatlne fto1.
cfA etc. .Ncrnooh Ht1 evening.
AGrIphf ThentYn.
Hunter ttfrrt, corner Of Dearborn. Novelty.
fartr. aud rantomt,rr. Mtrsrt. Fat NecneJ, h IT.
lisll. MaAl:f, eic.: MeadaMcs Larke1e, Adah iEeh~
H'oud, etc. Afternoon std eyensnK,
Expoeltlon ltnllulnE.
Late Shore, foot Of Adams stFrct. Summer. Nkhs
Festival by the TlOntas DrIhcstfA. Afternoon aHI
evening.
13nsc. Hall Park.
Stale ant Twcnty .itirst Etttetk Eant between the
Eactgo shd inttsnapotit Clubs at s:<1p. m.
, 1877-07-21

It soe,as, from tho stAtctuout Of District
Attorney FzssHY, Of Nov Orleans, TINT tic
inombers OF the Iteturning board have not
been indicted, but he 8aya the Grand Jury
required him to file tho information against
them, there being doubt rs to the inrya
power to mako an indictment during special
tenn. lie says this In card to tho New
York Htrald, md adds tho grntuitous into7-
nation that "the whole proceeding origi-
natcd in his burning tlea;ro to bring guilty
MEN to insucc.' Nhilo llis hand was In, he
might fave confessed little moro, and told
tho public that SAM TnnES anl DAVID Drp-
LEr F1E1n woro ut tho bottom Of the prose-
cutfon- Those who havo examined the mat
ter arc satisfied that FtxIp, acting a. the at-
torney Of T1IDES, Is tho instigator Of the
information died" FtE1n YVES interviewed
before he sailed for England, and wua askcd
these questions: !" Whether be Was con-
nectod with pushing tho case against tho
members Of tho Returning Doarl, OF in giv~
lug advice on the matter whether ho knew
anybody who had given advico, aud whether
tho action wns pnrt Of plan to bring tho
Electoral question into court" 70 oil
Of which 10 replied that he pre-
fcrred not to auswor. But ho folt
a: Liberty TO say that he wished tho ques.
ton n to the Presidents title rooponed;
aud shon added TIM usuni bourbon slang
about HAYES election being the result of
fraudulent conspiracy. An effort has been
mndo to induca one ot the Democratic uaeru.
bers from tho City Of New York Or Brooklyn
to rustgn his seat, in order that rwgsp's and
TttpgAis attorney. FIELD, might be elected
in hts place. for the purpose Of reopeuing
tho Prcsfdentiai question In Congress-. Il
was rumored that larger sum Of money wna
offered to tho Incumbent to make vacancy
than was sent to Oregon by the same partics
TO buy vote In tia Electoral College. Dnt,
10 tho purchased was new ,nombsr, aud
ambitions to display Ills eloQueaca IN the
masb'o chamber, the purchaser could not
name hIgh enough price. and the nsgo.,s-
tion fell to tho ground. These goreheat,s
might as well ssve their money aud anxiety.
~ II. u. hArEs will servo out his term uudls4
tufbed
, 1877-07-21
THE EXTENSION OF THE RAILROAD
STRIKE

Ibo stf1ka OF tlE brak0men aud fren1cu
On tho baltimore j. Ohio Road has been fol-
lowed by n similar s!riko in tho freight do
rartmeut Of tie Pounsylgania Road, aud
elso Of tho pau-liandIc, Pittsburg i Conne1ls-
v:l!e, aud Central Divisions Of tue Baltimore
& Ohio, ansl tho Allegheny Drnpcl, Of the
Pennsylvania. Tue strike, therefore, may
10 considered as general along the two roads
aud tloir branches fro1u baltimore and
Tittsbusg to Chicago with Indications TINT It
will extend to other 1oals and be conducted
III tue saula spirit of disorder anil mob r,lte
TINT isnye characterized tho operations of the
employees Of tho Baltimore d Ohio. In the
beginning. tl,e strilo on tho baltimore j.
Ohio RoWl was d resistance to reduction
Of wages at lronlcn mud brakomen from
$1.775 and Sl.50 to 3i.5s autl st.:ts per day,
equivalent to 10 per cent. On tho renusyl-
vania Koad, tho strike seems to have grown
out OF n resistance to tho doubling up of
freight trains. Upon both roads tho strikers
havo rcsorted to violence, both In assaults
upon oaiciass Of tho Company auI upon out
sitlers who woro willing to work at tho re-
fuced wages offered by tho Companies. And
now, wl'ilo the strikers maintain their 1,osi-
ton, tue whole freight business OF these two
great roals md their branches IL blockaded,
with tho prospect TINT tho blockade Gun only
he bsokeu dy tds militia and United States
troops. However many doluded men may
join in this strika, Of however desperate the
strikers 1nay become, to this on1 1t will como
at last.
Tho Interests that aro jeopardized by this
strike nra too vast and far.reaching to suffer
1t to continue long. II 1t be not speedily
ended, the commercial world will riss nua
emphasize tho demands Of the Company that
tsteao strikers shall ITO longer intarfaso with
the free saovementa at fraigh.-tralns, aud
TINT they must settie their grievances with
tho railroads. in some other manner
than ly asizlng upon the property
of shippers an.l holding 1t whiio IN
transit. They are clogging tho wheels
OF general basineas. Thoy are stopping The
shipment Of the grain crop Of tho West.
Tbey are dlsarTauging business relations Of
tho East md West, aud throwing them into
confusion. They ars lnonacing tho business
world with the loaz Of millions Of dollars.
They are virtually putting tt,oir hands into
tho public treasury, mud they aro grossly
violating tho public taws. Undoubtedly tho
reduction Of wages is a hardship which will
bear hcasily upon tho strikers and their
families, aud entail upon them tho necessity
Of the most rigid economy in order to pay
their way, bat how can 1t to helped Tharo
$.u
, 1877-07-21

Where Is HA1L IIAMtLroN1 Tho editor OF tho
Toronto Gtobs Says Of BLAINE's annexation
scheme: "The sympathtea aud sentlment OF
Canad!ans arc against II; thclr tntercsts arc op-
pased to It, tho whole tendency, both Of Impe-
rial and Canadian policy has for some time past
been In quite . contrary &1trcction.n
, 1877-07-21
Tho Springfield Jouradt wauta TIM TRIBUNE
to answer this question, which 1t attributes to
the f.ineit,nati f1azctfs.

Tho Springfield J0uraAf Wauta TIM TRIBUNE
to auswer this question, which 1t attributes 10
the Cincinnati Uazctfs:
w wish that any Republican journal which talks
Of the party. indaeatus Of not t1lorslug ilAtks'
9t,athsrn pn!tcy, would tsl u what that policy H..
II there II policy. surely 1t Gun bs defined. SHY
talk Of policT, when thcy cannut ts.i what Il tst
The Nepnblican Csatsa! comm!ttcu Ut Mtssts-
stppl, Ii their recent address, answered. tho
question ip this language: ''rho President Il
making high experiment Ia 4tatesasanshtp.
liz seeks to oblitcrate the eolorlluc In politics,
10 euforce tho laws by the clyli power, to recon-
eila hostile scctlons, aud to bsiug iuto Que bar
non!aus na,totlat brotherhood a,i conflicting
elements Of our colluIun country, In an Gu
tesprtso 10 grand iu ts conceptions aud 30 holy
in Its purpose, 1t should, aud VT truat VIII,
command tf,e admiration aud unitcd support Of
a'l good mcn without regard 10 personal Or lar.
tisan considerations" SucA IL tbp JednItion Of
HAYES Southern polhy as Understood by tho
Republicans of Sllfslssippt. Docs tho Spring
as!A Jaur.4st accept tue leduition aud tho pur-
i~>s; os docs It, like tue ps# Muucs Aeqt.!sr aud
Omaha Republican, p1ctcr atanIe,ous a4persioas
pna i,nplaxabte latrelsa
, 1877-07-21

tbs New York democratic Rfo not happy
family, hut arc fighting llke eats aud dogs about
otllccs aull apclls. These aru TiinaN sad ansl-
rtluEa lasE, KELLY mud nns.-kxLIs, stost~
hair aul awaiowtaii, Tannszmy, Maylott, aud
Cheessprest, all cugsgco In thu pleasing occu-
patton Ut gouslng each osAcr's pycs. TlLp49,
HELD, aud HloELow have taken = steamer aud
cleared uut for Europe, to gct clear Of taking
silea between ths 1a:t!ons. There IL . lair
proslett of q Republican triumph IN tho State.
Tue popular excitement lu England over
s'Thc Priest tn ADsulutIon " has ut list stirred
the litualtsts to astfon. Tho suclsty hss held
mccatuE md adopted resolutions which bare
becn ia,d betoss tho Upper Housc ot tho coayo-
eatuu ot Canterbury. Tic substance Of their
action Is that they bare detided that ao
further copIea u the book f4p supplied. They saJ
thla. "whils distinctly trpudsasiag the Unfair
, 1877-07-21

tsreenbackH at tho New York Stock Ex-
change s.erday closed at OH.
, 1877-07-21

criticisms which hare btcn pabsch upsm h..
hook anil without intending 10 imply any Gun,
dcmnatfon OF H." In three other resolution.
they 1,Dtl .tTtint the Church of Enr}arA
tcachcs that confession IA not d matter of com.
pttisory obligation; hut they na'ntatn nso That
oil Christian persons have liberty md right In
make thelr confessions as Ire l''en,|y AZ the,
feel TIC need for their own souis;'' ni,f, l},cy
add that "tlafly experience In their parishes
convinecs them morc and moro of the ftunor.
tancc at tiis provision Of The Ci1urrl, for ths
recovery Of the sinner md tho consolation of
tho penitcnt." Al of wticl IL tantamount ia
an Enforcement OF this lx,x By Tho Haua'istfc
elerxyrcnI
, 1877-07-21

A most remarkable rnsc of vitality nnd recu.
pcratfve power is furnished hs a man named
.cHxfpT, ucder medical treatment for horrible
injuries at the Cincinnati 1iosp!tal. Ncarls fwo
weeks ngo sC1tM1pr WAS attacl;c. By u,an
wlJosc wife he had setlnect1. and lis ak:',
fractured IN three places by t,ate};c,,
Wlen he VIA taken to the hospital, 1r.ln.
matter waa escaping ut two different wounds,
IIc neycr lost consciousness n moment, and
few days ago was rapidly recovering, showing
40 traces Of mental disturbance, save q 'osy of
memory OF slight circumstance, rhrstetass
pronounce his recovery tho most remarkable o.
rcror{1
, 1877-07-21

ny MA1L--tN NArvANcK-rosTAGE PREPAID.
nallr EiitIor ye&.
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Eem!itsners maj he mhAe eishrs NJ draft. cxrrest,
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The str,ks--Notes around Town.

Inquiry at the various railroad Offices
elected no indications of an immediate
strike.
At the G. B. & @, Gen. Dana, superin-
tendent, apprehends no danger and says
he has no bad men ia his division. He
thinks the trouble at St. Louis is caused
by outside men,
At the Peoria everything is quiet, and
trains are moving regularly. No strike is
feared on this line, as the men are paid
higher wages titan on any other road. and
get their pay promptly each month.
The Mercer County is running uninter-
ruptedly. No strike is likely to occur.
On the Rock Island & Chicago no strike
had commenced up to 4 o'clock, but ru-
mors were rife of an intended one tonight.
Inquiry among those supposed to know
failed to authenticate the rumor, however,
although it is likely to occur.