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CHURCHES

NE. Church, Rev. Il. c. iSlndf6rd, Pas.
tor. Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night. Sunday School
y. A. barnes, SupcrintCnlcnt-evcry Sun.
iay at ) o'clock, =. u.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. George ".
Fleming, Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday. Sabbath School-Wm l.. Dun.
nington, Supcrin;CEs scat-cyGry Sunday at
0 o'clock, A. u.
Catholic Church, Rev J. A. Tracy, Pas.
tor. Services ere ry first and third Sundays
at "a and 10 4. ~, and I 7. u. Sabbath
SclOol-jacob Schmitt, Superintendent
every Sunday at o'clock, ?. u.
Episcopal Church-attenlcd occasionally
by the Rev. Mr. Wood, Of CIarksbure.
African u. E. Church, Rev. 7. II. Cyris,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at 10 O'clock
Sunday Sichool-Grorge T. Jones, Superin'
tendent.-every Sunday at 0 o'clock.
Colored II. L. Church, Rev. John Hughes
Pastor. Services every Sunday at II
O'Clock. Sunday SCHOOL, Charles Lee, Su'
pcrIntenlent-evcry Sunday at O'clock,
7, u.
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HOLDING OF COURTS.
C\rcwh Courts,

Lewis, Is. day Of March aud September
Gilmcr, llth OF March and September
Upshur. 2!l Of March aud November
Preston. 9TH of April and October
Randolph, Esd of April and October
Tucker, Cd Of May and November.
Barbour, 9th Of May and November
Webster, 2G,h Of May aud September
Braxton, 18th March aud 18th August
Harrison, 30th May aud 30th October
Calhoun, 10Th Of May and 10th Of Oct.
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pNVSIGIANS.
A. n. DENT. II. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,

Weston, W. va.
Office OIL Nnin Street, one door below Ial-
StOn's AL calls promptly attended TO.
The DR.. can he found at his Office or ut his
residence on Centre Street. opposite :he jail.
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GNEiHYIRa.

SDgI&TI2s.
AT. 4. M.-StatcI commune ltirns
ot Weston Lodge No, 10, A. +. and A. NJ,
will be held on the First and Third Non
days Of every month. ..
". q. BENNETT, ". H.
J. J. Peterson, Sec
JANE LEW.-Slntcd communications o
Jackson Lodge No. IS, A. F: and A. h :,
will he held Ia their Hall, in June Lew, or
the second Saturday in each month.
ISAAC JACKSON, ". H.
". D. CARrER, Sec.
St. Jascph's q. T. a. u. Society STATED
meetings are held on the first SabAf.Ih in ey.
cry mouth. FATHER TRACY, Prcs't.
Il. J. SINrsoX, Secretary.
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Local Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge Circuit Court-J. BRANNON.
Clerk W. II. BYRNE.
prcs't County Court. PETERSON.
Clerk Z" J. WOOFTER.
Prosecuting Atty-A. EDNlTSTON
Sheriff J. G. VANDERVORT.
County Surveyor D. I. PETERSON.
Assessor LIST District JOHN KEE.
" ID I" GEO. FISHER.
0n9Gaoo9e
Court House District.
G. ". Turner and 2. Dargau.
Frecntua's Creek District.
G. ". S,rickler and W. V. Wood.
Hackcr's Crcek District.
NJ. McWhorier aud D. X. Swisher.
Caliin's Settlement District.
s. B. Smith and ". K. Wilson.
Skin Greek Diarict.
WV. Chidc,scr and " C. McWhorter.
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TOWN OFFICERS.

.Nlyof-John II Todl
RcrOnicr-Joseph B. Nef
.Altlcrmcn-P N Hale, T G Dawson,
II A Bankhead, " ] Daughcrty
and 0 II P WaShburn
tSerycaat--J S Wilkinson
7own AttoHcy-Jamcs W WOtEndin
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Rates of fAdvertising.

Ono Square, ten lines or less, one tG-
sertion 81 Oo
For each subsequent insertion 81
One Square, twelve months 10 OO
une-fourtlI Of column, II moaths % Oh
Onr-hall ofa column, !! months ,,A5 N0
One column, l2 mont 5 rs %
Local Notices 20 cents per line, which
must no paid iu advance. S. will hp
charged for announcing candidates for
County, and $40 for State and U. $. officers.
Lengthy Obituary Notices must he paid for
Szo' All Legal Notices arc charged to the
attorney presenting them.
Job p1a1nGanl9
Neatly md promptly executed Mt this Oilico
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-08
Mexican Border Troubles.

4 dispatch from Fo7t Davis says Mexican
mob 40) =trooy took possession Of the towns Of
Ysleta and San EIizlrio. Til: Texas county
officials are prisoners 10 the hands Of an infuri
ated rab5Ic, aud their cry is Death to Grin
COS aud Viva Mexico!' Letters received
Saturday at Fort Davis state that the Me1ica0s
10 large numbers have captured aud hold IN
custody all officers OF L. Pazo county. The lives
Of all white men are threatened. There are 10
troops 90 the frontier, and horrible massacre
is mnineot. Judge Charles II. Howard is q
prisoner aud bou0d with ropes.
y later dispatch to the A6jutsnt General Of
Texas is a5 follows: The Mexican population
Of h. PaZo have risen en- masse, seized all the
civil authorities, judges Howard and Mcbride.
aud have all Of them prisoners aod 10 AL.
Rioters number ab3u: 10 uoder arms. have
scouts aud p!cke!s cut and saotlne!s posted.
They seem TO be we'll organized. All the Amer
leans 10 the couoty, numbering about thirty,
are 10 peril Of their lives No American Is al.
lowed to commune cate with the prisoners. The
rioters are expecting aid from volunteers from
the Mexican side of the Rio Graode. The trou.
bic is from Z:mpIemau having located salt
lakes, and, through Howard, prohibited the
getting OF salt without permission.
lLttSi. NC tuSliu uaS eSC3pCU. wi. IL aLSh
is expected 10 FL Pszo. The call is for at least
two companies with artillery.
have at this post. all told. one hundred and
tweDty.tbrec fighting men. think Louis Car.
DE- is behind ali. " j. S. ANDREWS.
CoIoocl Commanding.
So FAX as known at the Department of State
at Washington only three of the participants 10
the Mexican outrage at Rio GraDde City (where
the jail was broken open. the Sheriff killed aud
several prisoners carried off, have yet been de.
liveEsd to Texan or the United States authorl'
ties for trial and punishment. The Me1lcao
local authorities saem to have little or 20 dlspo.
stioo to facilitate a compliance with our de-
msnds for the rendition of these law-detging
Individuals, but the Daz General Government
is believed to be sincere in its assurances (made
through Senior Nlats aud Atheme) Of desire
to fulfil the requirements of International law
AID ,rcsty obligations 10 this regard. The mat
ter vii! doubtless serve az another test OF the
power OF the Disz Government, snd hence OF
The validity Of its Gains for recognition as q
we'll established government
Al official report from General Sheridan ex.
plains this: the difficulty in Paso county ha,
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Archbishop Bayley.

Yesterday SO inna1se thro3g ATTENDED the
Yarl0u: services at the cathedral, 10 B2!im0!:,
which was draped 10 uouroing Tor tie isst pr.
mate AID archbishop. The seInou al lha f5Ia.
noon or high mass service was preached b
Father Curtis, =ccretar; Of the Archbishop.
Duriog the day from ~ o'clock ua:!! lighifa!l
a continuous stream Of ptrs90= # al c'gss:s,
numbering from twenty i7a to ;hi.ty Thousand,
passed through the archaEis:5ra! :e:iIaocc, al.
Joining the cathedral, ani viewed tie renalas
lying 10 state. TIE Dultiiula entered and
marched By tEo5 around the dead pre- ate With
sad faces. preserving the n Is; Respectful ssanea
Besides number OF policemen outside a11 io
the bulldog detsch Dent Of members 0t tie
Young Catholics Friend Society, Who arc re-
licyed hourly, stand as guard OF E7nor over
the remai1s The number vew!0s the body
yesterday is estimated al fourteen thou=aod
The iuoeral rites will take pac, to moT'oT.
The remains will be carried ca bier ifom the
house ct o clock 10 procession OF clergymen,
through ranks Of the Young Catholics tneod
Society, round to the cathedral eGtraCoo. re0
the procession enters the DOORS will BE cp=ned
to the pubi, Solamo political mass wll o:
celebrated by Archbishop Wood, OF Phi!ade.
pha, With Vicar General D2aue, 0! Newark,
sssistan, priest; Rev. Johu Dougherty, Of Eli.
colt City, deacon, and Rev Dwight +. L?map,
ub.dascon. The paneggric will be preached
By Bishop Folly, Of Chicago. Alter the mass
i've absou;ious over the c2!pse vii! De pTQ.
nouncad b. Cardinal NcCi0sScy and. il Is cx'
pac;ed, By the sacior bishops OF tho archdiocese.
Among these are Bishop Lyach, ct Charles
ton; Bishop Gross, CT Ssvlnaah, and Bishop
Becker, Of Wilmington. |; j: expected tEatthc
services 10 the church will c2uciuts a53u: -
o'clock, when tie iunsrai p:0c45-i0a w:l: form,
10 ipcIule the various Catholic societies u: Bal
timcre.
The order Of the procession Will be rxoc;y
similar to tha. observed % Ffi,iay last. Tho
pail. bearers will bc tru-tee5 .: tie cathedral.
The cardinal, aTchb!shops and bishops viii fl.
low in carriages bohind the hoarse. R?nTesan
tative= from the religious orders Of 73Inca ln
carriages will follow, closing w;;h u!cu1er- Iroa;
tn: 7aricu; congregations. The route OF the
procession from the cathedral viii BE- aloog Ga
thedral street to Franklin, to Park, to Madison,
to Charles street, to Urion depot, whore the
cofii will be placed % board special Ir1lo 1,
100 o'clock for Ennitsburg. Tie rcma0-
will be accompanied by five representatives from
each parish and the clergy and prc!at2s, the TO-
tai pumber bciog restricted to 20: mare than
two hundred The train will reach l. nmtts
burg about o'c!ock, and a coTtegc oi The stu
dents, semioarian5 and professors OF Nj. st.
Mary College will be an additional escort TO
the tomb, which IS already prepared.
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@;:Isco am,3G IL oRn population: 2al s53-:
t@2 s:ca!l,1 Q: u: lands % which !ley: q.
sax ElE"s, "a. ~: 30 cl:;z:1: .: Mexico baTa
tzkea ps:! IL lie trouble, b1: tia: the P9p-.:.
TOD Ct r.. fsso ! wholly c.m ,3:ci Of citlz:-:
o. Mexican birth.
a dispatch frcn N== Otez1: Gs;:: Il:
news CT the troubles IL Z! Ps=o c21o;; c!e.::
the greatest excitement. sod TIE 1'uo:. 5:,e-.
5ass prevails. Ofers vii b made :, coz Z.
7o!uoteers to proucs the Frontier. ED. i: peg,
slry, invade Mexico. The OF eers Of .re r:,:
L,uisiaos io,an;rg, OF which e - Cyo;-i:r..
oh:er is il conIsnj, e1p!.ss t5cuse.7s, :
ready to % % the :hoIte:: ro;jce. IL "a.
j. donooocsd here g. owing - iEc :3st= p2...;
0: The Gelerss t53TeinU:nt.
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Virginia News.

Joseph Ao,hony, druggist, No. ~ cast Broad
street, Richmond. has left that city for parts
unknown, in consequence Of financial cnha'Tas.
.ments
Col. Thomas Stauhopt Fournoy declines the
nomination for the Senate rendered him 10
Danville.
The Norfolk county conservatives have nom
mated ". Scott Sykes for the House Of Del
egates.
Arrangements are already bciog made for the
re.erectiou of the Motel buildings destroyed a.
the White Sulphur Springs last year.
W. F. Hord, tcam5ter Of Richmond, has
ben arrested for the murder Of D. c. MeCoud,
a farmer of Chesterfield c0uaty.
The aecond man arrested for the murder ct
Lille Besnets, in Richmond, has been dis
CHARGED.
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Foreign :acWS.

l.oSDON, o.. S.--b5te- reports, !tJm .-
Indian famine districts than tn IA: ron q.
Ficeroy shcg c,o-iie;a;j> general !a!1t... OF
the 9Th instaot. wii;t il i ha:!-r2i ~. s-'
Beha7, the Pua .ua Rjpao a,a, aai a..
northwest provinces tron al dagger ol ia'.uT
Of the au,uinn crop. iac N:rc7oy 10 H. r
port stated that til" c,o!ttioa y! the Pas 10
Rapootaaa aud tn nouhwr,! provinces "
untavorsble.
No Opium No Morpha or other 4at&eraa
drug ia contained 10 Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
thu relief or Cole Teethiog. etc. Price - Ct
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRLEBEKLf b
EDGAR SNOWDEN-
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ). Is:

The mail Tor the South al the pos'otnca in
this city IS trcgu=0;y Dad= Up AID closed be-
fore eGsz=t,e : package for Occcq a.n Is ready,
but tasicg made aIranzeneo,s with toe post
master at0u; tie postage. We ha7e, ior S2ne
time rss.. been ssrdDe tie package directly
to tie u.i! car. a. !ba Sou!Eero train passed
through her,. Uoti recently tie package was
always received By the mali agent, aud onr SUB
s.ribei. Al Occolaau greatly eorvene0ead there
b.. Three OF four days ago, however, the re-
cepii5D .: lie package At the nali car vas
refused il accordance, as. upoo eLqaiiy, We SUP
ssaaea:i; ascar,a;ued. with express orders from
the Cepa.:m.n. 10 Wzsaing;on. As the pay
c,-o: Of the p1-t4ce w.s provided !tr by TIE
postmaster hare, a,liac reception OF the package
occg.i5ne1 CO trouble OF inconvenience 10 tie
route syen:, &1i i: the delivery It the paper
1t Oceoq1ao grasifcd The people ,he!e by gI7
iay them n=w- t1=!ve L3Ir= n ADVANCE ii tie
n=gs n.i ~ c.an3! Q33e.staoa Thy tue or4e'
referred to W. i.s1eG. We dil pc: ain;Te
Fostuasts: G.uarzi k=;'s ''er.ioz brothers
>,,eact, aod % stated 4: ,ha lime L. was re.
y.:z:icg il. 81. W c.o hardly suppose ,ba: i=4i-
;ag: crsaai: -5l b. 31r adverse criticisms ioaDd
50 !:v 2 20: as IL: order referred 10 might
lead son, psoo!e 20 ;ns:!se. We may as we'll
remark il hi. c2oo:c,i3a ,aa: son- OF our
subscribers at Oe::4aa1 are good republicans,
anj az52z vith the Postmaster Geoe.a co the
"erri1g b:o:Le-5' qeas:;oD. tat they never'he'
less agr4a with Us at3u: Ia. uoreaso1ableosss
u tha o,i.1 {. xlien Hc aluis.
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N1ARRl ED.

Cc:ob9. An. 49,, s. the resiierce u a.
BRIDE: f,,her, by Rev l.. H. Cfcnshsw, III.
WM. A MCFARLAND 10 Ms GlNEl.
HESS, d.ush.her,: l.. Dow Hess, e:q s.
Lou5oun, vs.
In s.. James Church. let~hurg on We -
dsy, October 3D. Is :. be Rev. X. I. Dsvi' u
D., ANNIE FARKAN d, second daughter .,
the lats Pref VIM B. B-naiic!, u :. n, :
WALTER J. HARRISON, both - l>eesbu7s
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NTAESBURY s BRO, @
THOS. UO1S
NEW STOVE STORE

>. W. CUI'' nl-'O U > = II = :
Having removed into ny new store with = -
stock Of STOVES OF every description A.: ,
ken. in that line, invite those in Wa; .: :.
poous 70 call and examine my STOCK, believing
can satisfy them both in price. kind sHd G's.N.
Ny facilities for doing sill kinds Of w"7S, s.'> r.
IS repairing Fire Place Heaters. Par o. D.h.n-
Room and Cook Stoves. slso Roolag, GA..s' 80 :
and Spouting, have bsea greatly en!s1F"I -,
improved, enabling me 20 do such W''" = -
shortest notice,
HOT AIR FURNACES. :or heating c9'';'-. =
public building: sn 1 dwellings, a.spet:s =.
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Prices for goods, new work sn1 Iepa".nfi i
low as the lowest. ~
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The Episcopa, Trienniai Convention.

The Episcopal, Trienniai Convention.
A. the Saturdays session Of the Episcopa!
General TrienDiaI Convention, 10 Boston, among
the delegates who appeared for the irst time
was Chief Justice Waite.
The President Of the House Of Deputies in
troduced Rev. Mr.. TAFT, Secretary to the Arch
bishop Of Canterbery, who is the only represen
ta,ive Of tic British Church present at the
Convention. Mr.. 1ait made few remarks,
saying tina, the English Church was 10 full gym
pa'hy with the Church 10 this country.
Resolutions that IL would 5e unwise 10 change
the pane Of the Protestant, Episcopal Church,
as it was time honored, and 10 strike out the
word four 10 the second article of the Con
s.itu,ion and substitute ";w1 were retired
10 Committees.
The trustees Of tie missionary bishops fund
made their annual report, which was not very
favorable.
Among the resolutions referred was one that
part Of Iowa should be set off uuder mission
airy Jurisdiction.
a resolution was presented and referred that
canon be changed that no candidate Tor the
priesthood should be ordained for three years
after being received as u candidate, or tor one
year after receiving dcacon's order. The resO.
luton setting oil parts OF dloceseS Tor MISSION
airy Jurisdiction, upon which discussion was be-
quo on FRIDAY, was taken up and made the
special order of the day for Tuesday. 1t was
voted that the Chair should appoint commit.
tee to nominate a Board of Missions at the
close of the session. lie announced the follow
ing list Rev. Noah n. Scbenck, d. D., of
Long Island; Rev. John W. Browo, d. D., Of
Ohio; VIM. Welsh, of Pennsylvania; George
9. McWhorter, Ct New York, and Rev. DR..
Levin, Of Maryland
The State authorities have borrowed one
hundred thousand dollars from the Richmond
Basking and Insurance Company and the Plant
ers National Bank 1t will be applied to pub
lio free school purposes. the support of the Ia.
natic asylums, g., while the current receipts
of the treasury arc left to meet current gov
ornamental expenses.
Michael Walsh has been arrested 10 Rich
moud, charged with stealing $500 in currency
aud So. COO in notes and bonds from Lathrop l.
Leigh, merchants on Cary street.
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TIE OHIO election viii take place Tomorrow.
Presl-n, Hayes carried the State last NcT*nl'
Der ~ seven thousand five hundred majority,
which The democrats claim to be able to over
CINE. but as wcrkineEleb's aud t=mperaIce
tickets are also ruuuiog the result is Uncertain.
rhe Legislature 10 be elected will choose a
Cuitcl State, Sena,oT.
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" 4 JOHNSON,
Wholesale snt Re..i'

" !.UItsH.E H.. No.!
GROCER s. COMMISSION MEECHAA B.
AID
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF LiQtnH'
Also Agent for Arlington Brewery a.: l..
is1d s Rsrd's Pow: Go.
Coa:igamen:s Q; GIsin, F.oG: -! "a. 49,
0: Country Produce solicited. Llh"r-. a!Ta'..
maie on consiga meais IL store
OCT y, T. cor. Carl. srl Roy. -.
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The Strikers.

P1TTsroNE, Pa, Oct. s.-1his morning the
employees of the Pennsylvania Coal Company
resumed work, but the car runners o. the
heavy gravity track were prevented from ship
ping coal over the Ha8ley and Erie road to
New York, BY the results Of 40 act OF iOcendl'
ariam on the Spri0ebrook tres.lework, said to
have occurred at abou: four o'clock this morn
ing.
READING, Pa, Oct. s-Fourteen meo i'm
pliested 10 the riot which took plac, here %
Sunday, July 221, where placed on trial this
morning 10 the county court. A jury Was sword
in and taking of evidence will begio this after
nnnn
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Va BEULAH CHURCH.-We, the undersigu.
ed, wish to say that the Beuah" Baptist
Church has not authorized the Rev. l.. W..
Brooks to collect money for the above men!iou-
ed church. He is not member Of the church.
We have been members eud deacons Of the
above mentioned church for years. aud that H.
L. Hari. IS not the clerk; not even member.
JOHN CLARK.
VA. GREEN, D,acons.
i, JOHN WALLACE,
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Michael Walsh has been arrested 10 Rich
moud, charged with stealing $500 in currency
aud So. 600 in notes and bonds from Lathrop l.
Leigh, merchants on Cary street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-28
county.

NJ. VIM. Quilln, few days since
made an important discovery in Mons
tapue county, five miles northwest from
the town of Montague, the discovery
was no less than vein OF very rioh
silver ore; the quartz contains consid-
cradle quantities of gold mixed with
the silver. This valuable discovery was
not altogether accidental but made an
ter dillieent search. Relieving that the
indications pointed out deposits OF ihe
precious metals, Mr. Quillln set about
TO unearth them for which purpose
with q two inch anger he commenced
to bore at the most promising point ana
after boring down about thirty ieet ne
was rewarded by bringing up TO
the sunlight pieces Of quartz heavily
charged with silver ore miNed WIN
gold. Old miners pronounce 1t sixty,
five per cent silver, with enough goiu
to pay for getting out the silver Mr
Dublin was in Gainesville this week
and hid some samples OF silver of'
with him. which was tested here IN va
rious ways. and proved TO be silver ant
gold beyond a doubt From all the IN
formation we could gather concerning
the matter the conclusions and fact
are First. Silver and gold has heel
found IN paying quantities. Second HI
vein struck is necessarily large ap'
rich. Third That It is but question
Of time-a short time nt that "hei
the metal will be taken out OF this ven
in large quantities.
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PRESS OPINIONS.

Houston Age; 1t is an uphe avail
without precedent in this country. 1t
has struck the Union like a clap of
thunder in u clear sky. Never was
this old metaphor more applicable,
for no one, not even the strikers them
selves, but are dumhtounued at the
suddenness of its beginning and the
magnitude to which it has grown. 1t
means that the laboring masses of the
populous states of this Union have
been ground to the earth and to the
point of starvation by capital, and in
an hour of desperation have arose and
tried 10y force to get that which they
could not obtain by persuasion.
Houston Telegram 1t grows out CT
one Of the unsOlvable problems that
are inseparable from the existence of
widespread poverty. There is 10 REM
edy. No act of congress, no policy OF
the president, no sort of statesman
ship can relieve the people. The only
hone of relief is in that which will
work out the evil of itself-universal
bankruptcy. The storm gathers in
strength, the darkness thickens and
the thunderUolt must inevitably strike.
After the explosion, out of the chaos
that will follow a new order of things
will arise, but before then there Will
be no relief.
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me strike aad fts Irae Cause.
.. .titsIttlt1r Of The Hrmld.

90 tUU u itpl nl rue hNNldi
nm, uuo cause for the strike il sesms
,o NM, has not been properly discussed
'rrther ,has not been discussed al mn
An corporations combinations nm
,'ns.nrr almost entirely controlled C,r
,Ln IpurGt pccuniarik al leost Far th.
,'V nnd of course %, the cNpen,e of
a., m.ny and tbcy nrp. in almost IN
,o., oyrrbenrinr and tunnUicol and
r,,,ly NH ease. protectsd AMI a.,
,.r.l by lnN. or In plniu Enoi.L q, 4.
'a,.rl awiust hbor N I.rn r,,.
,I.r,y of money IN remun,,oto loLor
ibinl, you there would be INV monLlo3
A mo. %, wasas rleut,. a4 lubor youll
,bsr, he any anikos9 rho ,oiloods ma
nnl hl,nolrss but NOT ,ltou,tbor A.
lIau, uur government ia T., ll,m.
Utmost entirely. Sho has II I'm her nnyc,,
A i.suo MI lhc money that IL noccssor,
for her commercial and oriculmrnl
rurnosos and whenever n royornront
ioUs IN do that. she hns Giled IN 10 tho
yc,v fling that governments ara or,on.
bod Cor and when orr officials fail an
r,lnsc to furnish money enouoh r,r tho
,y,nts of the people then they shonld
Inc mt ont of the way. Inv force ifit bo'
comes necessary and tIosc mi in That
viii ciye the relief required By owr
"oycrnmcnt obolishing Tho noiional
hanks and having of ON, bonds IN n
Irol tender money issued bv the now
eminent and mako il novehIo
for all debts both public and nrivoto
and remonoti2e silyer--or domoneti,o
both silver and cold. and have Inf omo
money which thinl, would be botter
'rhcn sir we would hoor mn mora oc
.tril,cs and hard times Do tho nnonIo
lsnow what John sherman our sacrato.
rv of the treasury is doing MS has dana
in tbe lost ton DAVIS or two weeks > ia
hos issuod and s1ld fortv,Ryo n,ili;ans
orfourond n half por cant cola horJ,
and M Tho some time LnrnoJ mn thn
somc omopnt of Ieoal tonGer cnrrorny
an ,vhirb tbnro wos mn intrrost tLornhy
tal,ing thot amount Of monoy ont orI
c;rculglinn winch fine .neonio nned ~
,nuch and the want of + is ,bo NINA
.oa,eo Of thcyo stril,os rboyo st,5,an.