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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-07-14

GRANT.-Il Went certainement. do
f;,ire I'LL petit discollrs superbc i ul,o
dGputation .pouvriers anglais.
CAR il Il dit: 'sLe travailleur est
l'auteur de toute grandeur ct lie ton
te licllesse. Sans le travail, il MY
aurait nj gonverncment, III classe
.liriscante, nj autrc chose. lie ira
vail est ha'.temcnt respectable. IL
ne desl'onore personue, # il fosts
tlonne drOit i goIltc dignist. Ihon-
nellr que vOus $50 t;'ites met plus
sensible que toGtt HUtys-."
&c qli n'em.,v5k'. i'oii't, i'en ..'l-
tendu, le general t;f}stL dc ,l4n,t'
avec les lords ang:ais, te u nee .io
Gales, Ii rcine Victoria, 'e Fss' I.fo
pold, &C., ct dc i!eje1er lens s'iis
cXccllentS.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-07-14
VARIETIES
LIE MORMONISME

LES EFT 4 Il 5 = U n ! S Z.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-08

CITATIONS
sAmxssN se.s.

CONNECTIONS.
T. Al eioux City With Illinois Iel "A. s,oua
City snd fseiac aad siosx City md u. Paul kaii.
eOAds
pAs.sae.r train Eoing e.s, eonnec,.tt vi.
shhctioh Win hr"heh ,ta,hs arriving IL t~t,.
isaaSnis aa Viz :, ~ .nd then connecting with
arr II, Canton. afr,,hu,g, f., dreau. Lin~ .. d.
kocA ,apids. Sioux ! atl- ~, d all lo,nte ,,u The
by s,oax n,Ssf, aud nom is-.ina Portlanav l e.
= 10 y m.. c.nnsets n DAVIS Junction ~l,h
5. ~ a.A ro.st y,ta stages ios ca, NIB,
ksch,a d d. r.
=; =. ess1ill.ss 9th .taxv- nM l...u,. nivs ;
st.r, turner, H.oomingd le an. FiLlay.
o. AZ Acchltnx WIS etaxes .vi et-osasss
L A. layvllls with siaxus I0s ~. Helena
A. fGnkton with st.ges for all psni. In
sa,s.Asr $50 wo,e, . DskAs, ssd North Nebras.
": Ani during the seasup Of navigation with
Missouri kiser lranppu,iAtiou Con,pasie. line
Y ssis.4sr. 10y Raad'll, Btsis, Piers. uIly.
NICE, 0ts0atca, etev -nnuG, 0er,huld Huiutd,
astsa sad Asetno.ss s0sasctns ~ Pierre ~ith
trai< poetAiiou wagons fdr tho Black lIll..
This is the only Direct Route to the
Black Mills,
n. GEO. =. AkkCHANr.
T. ", DEAkIcksos, GsaJ s1Xs rtstsndt.t
A0tHs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-08
Trssport and Dubuque Line
Chicago and Milwaukee Line

Ia the only route between Chicago ana Els
Rockford, Ftserort. and ali points Via FfeHpo
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-08
Illinois Central Railr'd
sA.rse.s ..A oe.s so.ss TO Chie.s..
SIOU XCITY to CHICAGO
Wl,houi Change Of C.r,i
o
Commencing Lee. 9th, 1874,
Daily Express Passenger Train viii leAis
sioux city, sundays excepted, Oh the arrival
train
FROM YANKTON.

Leave Sioux CITY At i.to p M. ana arrive NJ Chi
Sleeping Carr run through from siou. City to
Fresport.
Passengers leaving Chicago, bound west Al s.ao
81 sioux c.,y ths .s1t day at !.ioa.m.
An accommodation train viii leave Sioux iy
daiy except saturdays. o. . 40 p. M, eopnsctins
with through passenger trains ~ Fort Dodge.
Passenger leaving Chicago ~ 80 ,. m :, arrive
At Siou1 City At - =. N.
trains for Dsiruts, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, Pittsbn.g, Philsdeiphia. Baltimore. Wash
inEton, New York, Boston and all parts OF the
EAst.
Thi. ,ra.a eoasecss u Waterloo With trains
| the Cedar Falls sad Aissssota Bransh. leaving
Waterloo at i2.SS .. ~, aad arrivtng .. Mona 81
$40 :. N, connecting With Milwaukee = ST. Paul
n, and Minneapolis at sap. N.
| Connections are made at YrecpoFt with trs!ns
on the Illinois Central railroad nainlne, .fsving
!. s :. ss.inss. 1r . :,
At I. Is . N. and csirc 81 Sis m; eonnsc.ins d
Su,,U Sarr ssSli. S : New Z olI:sss. .nt e' ''e.'
All Parts Of the south
! Connections sre also made t Yreepo.i with
Western u.toa trains, leaving vreeposs :. ,sop
IN, aud arriving st Racine at s.6S p m and MI
| wsukeest 7-1S N.
Conneattons sse also made a Dubuque TO ST
| Louis. Cairo. and all poists south
| BaggAge Checked Through
| For through tickets and information apply q,
the Illinois Ceatrsl depot.
| Trains .sa By Dussqus time, which is twenty
. Jos. 2. TuckEA, ChieaEo.
Ssssssi passenger Agent, cA,esso
i Il. 4 RAuures. Ast Sioux CITY. isn2odAviy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-08

The o59v0tS00sAlIh0af,,0llth 70 u 10 t01nJAu6
l1 r. q shout the avel Of the creek and carrying
$50 inches of water, this power viii 10 nexi seA-
son tear the gravel deposits to piecee and "big
cfsan. uI' nay be lsoksd br, o. The gravel 10 ..
iualiy Easy WITH gold dest. Abess The 8osth VI
Gold Run most OF tho claims are open for lacA-
tion, ov1sE TO th<fv deepness % bed rock.
The clsiaa hsasw ths 0ostA q nettt Tail sre
shallow, 49, oo01 ess u working osdes, banging
god coapsaaassoa for tAs labos lnvesisd.
Whltetail esssA, irteatsSy 70 Whiiswood -
Ysisow creek s.ss. tIiost.sy TO whi.svood,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-08
I Stitsnsif Il, thss O hdlisi
GDBlllslsial lls. Go.
On ~ M par o D4cisssa, 1875.


Tia nans u ihs esspApy Is Couss.eIal In
'is:'S i : s.esssS . he. - sena nsrd s,rs<v St.
~ s.o... q Y: saslt.l stock Il Fir. Han
he s.ssss u i,s eaplsei stock paIA up /.
rive uasdred ThossanA Dollars.
tn AsDsss o. ths csmpasy ass A. Fol-
lows:
Cash % head asA IL the Aasds u
Axes or o her psrsons- !la.sst y u
Real Rssate aalnca0bercd. ...s.-....... Hi,1Oo ~
Don1s owned ~ tno csnpauy. ,o-wit:
Aiss0on STATE, market vsius tfbi NO %
-- t13i 5000
le.s. :. ss.a ana .os,!.ss, ,s,.s
~ sSssA Asabso ~ eslsaas bssosd...s.. d, .66
Debts otAseviss sccu. "a, tloaus on col
lsssra sgcsrities s.............s 1e
1S csss ssssssSs t,aah.nsyi + 49, I -
1oA slher etoeke = ~ g
Total A.sets. !. sslol3s Al
liADtllIiES.
Lnspcs a1ljus,ed aud due ........ 4 SIS s7
L.pses In suspsnse waiting for ,r,heF
pssst ......ks................. s5oa q
rosal iSabnitiss. I. ~. s. s.,sls !,
Tho srestest snosnt injured In aay
rs. s.s..s @ s.;s.ss !; !; =: ai..sd - -
ruiss = - coasp.ay 70 - issarsd n
any one city. lows or village Variable
fNe ysaisSs a1es ), kIlov 81 III, be In
sasuI II any one block VARIABLE
SrArfgo1 slssoraI +
countyl 81 81. Leus
Jrsrph bory. rrq,dcpt, and Jpa. b. Mcdowell,
saetet Nv of tks Con meYeisi fneur.nce Compepy
81 iIcsis. no..s beia9 fully srorn. drnsee snd
~. thSs ~ Nerea isV d lr1l. ifnS ~ oprsoci
et.sha1i e - Nd q ~ sa,de ees11aay, thai
~ ssi1 h. ssranee eomnsnv . sihr h,.a 1de own
- ~ N ,sa.t M SunSrci thou send dOlIarr al
sctsas cssH cspisi, isve,tea in tbs stats and
Initsa ntaiee e;neHs - boods q in bonds Aud
n,Or, eacss of raj eat.te. uni ocunberrd IND
Won Ioehis the anount f,r witch The zane ID
.:.ss.r.:S: .:S 4! thy 1 =. The .ssvs described
eAesf. o. essa sa.. .nss.snse .se,,. npsny
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-08
q e N w
LII n e s.

~
rn,,,e,. nno., on. management, ,ae er..,
tra.s kA,ls.y y g Of ,As We. and North,
wss sno wn " ~ aamsroas oranccs .na ,oo. oon
49,. 1,Si -. ..,d ~, s.,,n, ~ III, a. W.
osssin. Eor.hsrn Hichlg.s, Minnes.ila, Iowa,
''e-s
Omaha and Ca1iftrnia Lima
e 81 % = asS oe rgIs yses. es Inego sai.
csiffcrnis. Ofegon. China Japan and Australia,
In
chinAa IA n pan1 & HinnAanolia Lima
= :.
L. ths ehoftest liae be.ween Chicago and s'l
sndio, iads.on. ii. lsui. sinne.poll., Daiaih
and all points In the Great Nurthwsst Its
80 81,
Ia Cyoe39, W10m4 ana u. 40tA@ Lane
.ss oses psss ~. GSsn ~ - =, ps
-. 'sS, Wa., fs,m .na sI, no.nIs n nnn,S.rn ana
t;s.trsl ninnsso4s. it,
Green BAY ana 44TQ0Oste Line
L Z! ne Only Hes between hisSqo ena '.nesyiile
Grss. Bay. H.canahA; Negannee, nsrene.tsi
hosSntoe, HANCOCK SUI inc LAKE snpenosto onh
ny. lh
yreAport and 0uhunuo Line
ssS
Ia the only route teswecn Chicago ana Elyin
Rockford, Frserort. and ali po,nts Via Ffeepov'
Its
Chicago and AhrauAee Line
e saSss sss .ss az . ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
GENERAL JoUADAN's CASE.


The Special Commiitcc appointed by tao Brooklyn
Board OF A,dcrmsa 10 invosLgao tho Gnarses Of
oiic.l corruption against genera Jouidep. President
OF the Board OF Police aud Excise, met ssiIn last
evening anu cxlmuod several witnesses. ln.s lcsli-
mony was 10 the effect .Lai ihc lois STOCK
ton street, winch were purchased by Nrs Jour.
dau, nAd been nlscd VITA good EARN md
hes. that the 0bpoxoas odorg arising tlcrefrvm
cgusoo ~ d,pos,ts - Sne.nicsls ", luen d.i'-
ing The aight tiae ln!r testimony corrvbori.cd
b. Ar. shay. OF tho conifaclorA rl0mts }.
Moore, who lhg lrcsens owner ol the OF. testified
thai Just previous 20 Nrs JougdAU puTchasn9 tAcm
i,r al ODy isoy cGcrcd 70 itNl lVr slQ, OoV !.
wi.en ne property was Improved lic pad General
Jvuidan s3l yJO Tor u his opinion QUE bargain was
about a. GOOD ~ Tue u.acr.
81 Ciair Mekeiwsy lettihci that he lad never
sougbt dirccly pdfccty The position o, secretary
30 The Board ~ Health.
General Jourdan swOrc Mclc.wI,'s ,cstmony "a
References the secretary sup OF The oard Of Health
alse N every particular. McheiNey bah, Tho
witness SAID, personally requested tnat ne, ~ a
meeting OF lhn Board, shpga nvinpase hul tAiIkol-
wayJ Tor tho position referred 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
A SCHOONER SUNK.

THE NAPOLEON eors DOWN IN THE NORTH
RIvER--oNE OF THE CREW FAT iLLY HURT.
Tho schooner Napoleon sank In the North Rivor, or
the slip OF the Barclay street Jerry yesterday
ing 5he had been heavily ireishtcd with ron, over
loaded, 1t IL alleged, by so,nc aud as sho dropped
into tho stream tho water washed over her
decks and poured into The hatchway I'll
1t bad 10 be battencd down Il
about two O'Clock IN The morning whom the cctdent
occurred, and tho might have !arcd badly had
they not anticipated the danger and provided Tor IL
Seeing tho vessel lurchng and tho water sweep
ing tho deck, they 40, their boat ready
and showed OF before the vessel went down.
One OF thom did not escape unhuft, how
schooner when thu Doom swung round and ,struck
him on tho head. rho stumbled into The water,
and after moments delay to ,akc On board another
Of he crew who was scrambi,ng over The iron piled
about The deck the yawl showed OF and Mclaughlin
was picked up. Ho was still sens'bie, but was so
weak 10 had 10 DC ted Out VI The yaw.
lhc wounded conveyed 10 he Chaniccrs
Street Hospital. where his skull was found 10 10 rac
tureG lie alive ut late hour lat niahi,
but was no; expected TO survive hi morn
iug The Pilot Commissioners were Eouned
OF tho sinking o. The Napoleon, tut no
1fort raise her rom the water rho bull
Is entirely submerged bat tie spars rise above The
water ahd guard against tho possibility OF Goltson
with them dnrns mo nisnt number OF Lantcrns we're
suspended from them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20

ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.

About aai-past dive O'Clock o. Wednesday mognipg
a woman WIS lound Oh The ''dugwayn road ~ q wheat
field owlcd by Henry Burnett bleeding from several
severe wounds she was taken To a house about three
miles Isoaa Plalndcd, N. j., where her wounds were
drcs,cd, hui Dr. Gillette. who attended her, stated that
her recovery yciy doubtful. sac huG scafcey aly
lo,hins her, and what she had Was covered with
blood Her thrca. Cut IN Two places, aud very
scr,ousiy. Size was unnbe 10 speak, bat When VIII
IN. inaieria, gwen 10 her she wsolc IN
reat German script, that her name was
Amin ohler aged thl.iyinrcc, w.ie o. fraEz kohcr,
Lo,n recently OF Scw YORK sni natives Of bIcn.Yp.
winch place they lett several months eso she ieit
answer TO an advertisement for iafm hands q farm
about TOUR nli.cs RON PainGcd They eit alter lew
GAYS She went witn aer husband. aud ~ the woods
hcr throat and stripping her Of her outer gar
ani Jevclry. he .sii ucf ying IA NE woods 70
pcsh. he motive FOR tnc crime Is net known, az sh0
wus rcttccnt About H. kohisr "a man about Toe,
10 DciaDt snd wac dressed IN gray. He las been
hunted FOR unsucccssiul,y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
THE LABOR LEAGUE.

MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COUNCIL YES
TERDAy--M oDERATIoN TO BE RECOMMENDED
AND Stakes TO BE AVOIDED.
WASHINGTON. July 49, 1877
The Central Council of The Labor League OF tho
United States, at meeting held AT their headquarters
this city to-day. passed series OF resolutions on
the depressed of labor throughout the country
aud the anticipated evil results 70 low thereirom, en-
joining GOODNESS and moderation upon tie mcmbcrs OF
the Order aud specially ming them well as work.
ingmen IN general, W beware Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
whom have endesvored TO operate herc--wno go
violence measures winch iajurc labor Ia general,
disturb order aud epd IN the conviction ana punish
ment OF tho participants therein and resolved THAT
moral agitation Is the atrcn2th anu po~rr by WHICH
labor acquire tangible reiormation and That mob
violence and riot lead only 70 anarchy and hna de-
slruction Of human liberty and It IL botter 10 submit
TO uny sort Of dcspotisn for tho time being man TO
have no government at all
mass meeting 0! the Labor League OF TINS u strict
will DO held here next week 10 ndorse these principles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20

. double train. provided with two engines and
consisting OF thrty-six cars be t,ken With one
crew went INTO effect THIS morning. Tae strikers
claim that by this order wo ordinary trans taKen
out 20 Altoona distance OF ll6 miles nstear Of 70
Derry, watch "A forty eight mics Formerly trip 10
Derry wa consideFed Gays wors whlie the ;rip
80 Alloora 5 considered DAYS work rus ;Dvy
say would require On, crew 10 DO the work VI i've
and would enable the company 70 discharge one naii
OF ther number I. is said The strsc was rot pre-
arranged, ou. was nauguratec ~ Conductor Ryans
crew. who sent word tho despaIcneI they would
no, lake out their tram The dispatcher then asked
two yard crews 10 take OUT anu they. II is SAID
fused aud were discharged. Suosequcn Ny Conductor
Gordon ordered Two men 10 take out an engine, ori
the strikers cut u loose from the train Gordon then
made another attempt but the men The Train were
stoned away and compelled desert the engine
WORK yoR rnx PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA.
When the trouble commenced at .he outer depot
tins morning. party Of the strikers lost no time ~
getting the Eas. Liberty stock Yards, anc had
conference with the and yard there which
resulted 10 the latter joining The strikers Trains
run upon side tracks and LETT there The strikers then
took possession o: the track ana stopped all
freight trains Those coming In from the
cas-. we're allowed 70 proceed alter the situation had
been explained IN order not 70 blockade the main
track. II necessary that some Of the stock
trains sboulc be pulled up TO the ndings 10
be unloadcd, and this work done by Pan Handle
engines None Of those belonging 10 the Pcnusyvanla
Railroad wore allowed 70 DO used rhe main track AZ
this point Is wholly in the hands OF the strikers A
bound freight train stopped at Briurons this
afternoon by party Of strikers who had gone there
Tor that purpose The sraiu WINS allowed TO proceed,
the men lntimatng that they would JOIN the strikers
~ soon a. they reached tho city. The excitement
along the road intense, and is carcd that the Fort
Wayne aud Pan Handle men Will join The movement
Tho strikers threaten TO release McCnil vho was ar
rested for striking superintendent Watt by force
No detention IS offered to passenger trains. aud no
serious collislona have vet taken place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
ANOTHER SCHOONER SUNK.
TIE REVENUE cUTTlR GRANT coLLIDEs WITH
THE BRITISH SCHOONER DOM PEDRO. WHICH
GOES DOWN IN THE CRASH
iyY TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD

THE BRITISH SCHOONER DOM PEDRO. WEIGH
GOES DOWN IN THE CRASH
by TELEGRAPH 70 TIE HgnALD1
BosroS. Jolly TO- 1871
Tho schooner Dom Pedro, lao tons turthcn, Captain
David spcighl, from Boston, bound lor st John. her
hating port was down and sunk last night about
eleven o'clock. OF Boon Island, " tho United states
resea ac cutter Graul A. tho time Of Ine collision
there was thick fog the schooner had port light
sot which, With the absence OF torchli shi and ios
horn made The ACCIDENT possible. Inc cdlter was
der steain running tor New York; and at ten O'Clock
was going a. half speed, Us she was approaching
log bank coming from the southeast Al
intervals the fog nnel. shutting down thck IN tho
next lev minutes At ten inmates 20 eleven the
st,li moving CAUTIOUSLY. aud eDwih4 IA wbs-
tlc every tvcniy seconds, the lookout discovered
schooner, about tnree,auagtofs Of mile aDead ole
point on tue siarDo,rG bo" In the ncxi moment saw
her stabcard ishi distinctly and then e fog covered
the SCHOONER
Tne cutter's engine ed, and IL was expected
thai the schooncr, moy,al before m"n.rsie orcese
win following sea, would The steamer Almost
immediately thereafter tbs schooner appeared, nead
70 the eastward across the The cngn's
were stopped backed and the helm put
hard starbosrd, uut me schooner ON " tue rate
OF about SIX miles hour aud srurk the starboard
TOW oil the Grant.
INJURIES TO rnS DON PEDRO.
lu ant the steamer Gear u the schoonor,
having gathered sicrn~sy The at'er's auncn was IN
10 the echooner wbich found cut Ia her port
bre CHAINS badly that che sinking. The cap
tam, crew and iassengsrs, With portVn VI heH per-
soma snccts, akrn Oh and brought TO THIS port
By The Grant, when arrived this morning
The satscr lost her staboard cat.esd aud jibb0on,
but " apparently not injured OtiiefwiRc
EXPLANATION NEEDED.
The csptasHui tho ssuvpner says aotling about not
having port .ight SET aud nonv by any one
Oh tns cater which been .he had u
bes. ia place, of to a.hoOuefs por sais VAS ~ lui
when they loactner. Sel,iar 10 u explained
way ~ altered his 1fsi eaci
oihnr; iof u no naa had must nave Seen
ths cranes hsDh Whom the cattcfs watch descr''dAs
slaraosd lgnL The captain OF tbc ssn0Oner rcporss
tbut he bad uortnrast by hls compass,
nad shorty before inc ceson lausud Oh W aorth.
by east The officers sId niea oil lne Grant wore
possessed Of great cooness Otherwise they would not
absc 70 take all the scbopners people OF her
deck, sno sank very alter being struck.
SAVED ~
Bsdes tho eapsain vi the scuoorcr, thsro wore nne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20

70 rug Enron oy ruE HEaALo:--
In to.day's HgAALp saw article s,gnci "Jussvss
TO AL" As Tor the truth oil II have not the slightest
dourt; hu, what satisfaction is TINT to tho pubIici
Courtney SAID II can beat Riley" II Mr. Courtney
~ coDAdent OF sucrcss why don't no row him Tho
pubiic don't Ike TO see a boat race conducted Ike y
urize hshi aud tor that rrsson they Courtney aud
R.icy) ouynt meet some time this year. Hoping
you wnl ma space to spare IN your paics You VIII
obl,so AMATEUR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
TIE PRICE OF DRINKS.

John Griinn nquor dealer In JeGsrson street, Ho.
uoxen, claims tina, Jeremiah Mccarthy, a ncisLbor.
owes him 81 ior drinks. Tue lator alleged lnat DC
o~cd but n,noiy cents, ant lad pa.a . Yesterday
GrIiia presented sun al Mccarthy and
thr,stenol 10 sno0t hin dead u ne iid not
pay tho money. ne'ghuOr named Hunscr
khocA,d the gan Up aud prevented his nrlng but AZ
soon a. tins dole nrrne son struck Mccarthy
mururrouS Dsow on The bact o his head vita stone
The wounded wa tlken 10 the poisc station Aua
nss woonl arcsscd vfnn ani son havc been
pl .cca unlcr bonds appear Tor trlnL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
STRIKE ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO CANAL.

GEoEuErowN, July 10, 1877.
The canal boat Ludlow Patton, The only boat that has
been able pass tho BLOCKADE The Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal arrived here Today with 100 Ions Of cou
for District merchants. She reports having met with
considerable opposition from The strikers, WHO stoned
and ate mpted To iutinidate her crow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20

Al meeting Of Tho sinking Fund Commissioners
yesterday a resolution vac passed giving u a. the
opinion OF tia board that would be unadvisaols Al
tbs time Tor the city TO purchase r.cr "a North River
II Will 10 rccolcc.cd that tho Dock Comm last
ycsr rcsonincndsd tns purchase or The properly Or
tho suul vi t1oVVJQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
A LABOR PRO TEST.

LONDON. Ont, July 10, 1877.
dcputaton representing all classes OF employees Of
the Great Western Railroad In this city, had All inter-
view with Mr. Brougnton, General Manager ut Ham
ton, 10 protest against reduction OF wages. Mr.
Broughton promised TO consider the matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY ls77-wITH SUPPLEMENT

ersons-Gl,bert Green. mate; John Wilcox, seaman
Isaac Ralph, seaman; Walace Green. cook as passen
gers. Mrs Jane II daughter. MIS- sarah Culnber
land ant two boys
rIx
rEe Dom Pedro about ten years old En- lsL
ur's valued AZ about 10000 aud had general CARGO
valurd sboll S5.Vv0
No btlas Is at.cbel 10 .ne cutter, her luOkorts
o.leess were liosnti seeing tAe schooner. and
TOOK al prrcaaucuagy ,tps ifVw arsi ,o!ast
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STRIKES FEARED IN MICHIGAN.

~ TELEGRApH TO THE HERALD
DRrRoir, Mich, July 10, 1877.
Apprehensions oi trouble IRON railroad engineers
and nremcn OF tho reduction IN thor wages
exist here ..,...l.I
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OBITUARY.
COLONEL JcLIes HARRISON.

COLONEL JCLltN HARRISON.
From Rlcnmopd. Va. We have iptsiligcnce OF the
DEATH by accidental shooting OF Cooas Julien Harri
son. an Inspector oil tobacco IN Richmond lie died
.hc l7tn inst Juhei. Harmon vas born In R.chmond
,hs oh OF February, ls2, and therefore tho
lyafsI year Of Ills age. AZ the outbreak Of inc war
be was mustered iuto the Confederate States servco
as ca,tain o. the Goochland Troop III May isci
DC was promoted to the rank OF mayor OF cavalry. and
uloa tue corsauizatlOu " the cavalry arm OF the
service lie was made lieutenant colonel Ut the sixth
regiment OF cavalry. IN ihe spring OF ls62 LIcutea
aus Colonel Harrison WAS made coouei and gwen
command o. the sixth Virginia cavary. His health
lain. INN he tosis ned hs cominssios and Tor tsne
let The service. Upon the RESTORATION o. hts heath
reappolntct tooEc OF the same regiment IN
1855. and thu day he ouvd his ulsut Was badly
wVundst 20 Brandy station. HIS wound iDcapacifatoi
M for iutthcr duty turing the war; within
the last year Colonc. frrison appointed luspcc-
tor vi ShockOe Tobacco Warehouse Always popular,
he had durln: hts short rcsidcncc Ia Richmond
rounded himself BY large nusnocr Of warm iricntas
JACOB p1uf.
JACOB rohc, prominent business man OF Por,
Jcrvs " T., anu United states gauser dicd ycsler.
DAY afternoon, aged a.ty-ious years
nos. .. SIMPSON.
hon. ). simpson. os csysndssh. Prince gdwat
Island, 10 dead. t
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Naclcdo Pcnnoyer, aged alleen. OF No 40 seventh
avenue yesterday afternoon was stabbed IN the back
by Patrick lra.Sor. OF Forty .drst street. Tho WOUND
vas sAghL
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wERaIaLE RAGgDy.