davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-10-23
WHERE APPROPRIATIONS coNE FROM.

= ~. .@A-s.1 al AsUA AAA1A AAVso ~VRA6 e 1nV14s
Ihs raids on the National Treasury this
winter rro'ntse to be moro serious In number
ana character than ever before. The hard
t'h,ee' "hfch ought to DO roason for the
esf'etest economy have been made The pre-
text Tor o hundred schomes involving tho
Wtldest oxtrhFagancc. By some process OF
shouent' wh'eh inc average man cannot hope
TO understand, It hns been assumed That tlio
HoFofnh'on1 ought not 10 respect tho busi-
hes& pranc,fles Which prevail with private
c'tlzen"; tnat' whereas INC latter must al-
ways spcha less than they oar1'' the former
caia Win satety give itaelt largo margin OF
eApoho't".e aoo'e 'ts ahnnal income ; anu
'na' peF'oas OF nhane'M strlngency' when all
olnse business IS conduclea on tho most con-
sef'a'i'e ons's' ~ just tue time when tho
uo'e3nn'en1 onght TO DC loast careful OF
''1 money AaVoeates OF hberal appro-
Pr'aslonS go 30 lar as to say that It ia not
only Inc privilege nut the duty OF tbs Gov
ernmant 10 engage In large schemes OF In
tcrnal improvement a. this time, because,
they caain'' TIC unemployed labor OF the
country can look for relief to no other
qua11ef' .
4 good danl Of obscurity may DO removed
from this discussion ny consideration Of
the question, Where DO the appropriations
como ffomf There IL not anything mys-
ferrous about Government a. We find 1t e1-
listing among u8 today. It is nh organiza-
ton Tor tho protectfonof the peopio--against
thomselVea and against foreign nations. It's
power Is derived from tho people. and re-
turns to the people again. 1ts money comes
anu goes IN tho same way. Government Ia
but human inatisution; 1t does not poasess
supernatural powers; 1t cannot create some-
thing out Of nothing, or mako wcalth with
out labor. Government, indeed, Is not n
producer, but Il eonsumer,-a tax-eater,
aud, wera 1t not for tho protection which 1t
ndords society, an intolerable burden. When
the Government approprlates, 1t distributes
money which tho people havo earned, and
tvEt tHVk $Enrv ole
, 1877-10-23

ftsfk street. orrealtc Sherman House. Engage
mrnt u the Campbell Comedy Combination. ''lio
Women Love-" Mcsdan,es Hand. Ba,ehe!1er, etc.
1lcssrs. Norris, Lake, etc.
, 1877-10-23

Randolph ttrcct. between Clark and LaeAlre.
'sa1danspalus" ,trsdasncs lIaMcllett, Latouxneur.
etc.; Aitssts Morton, MosTi4, etc.
, 1877-10-23


Monrne ftreet. corner Of 1'cAsb1ru. Engagement OF
Roberts rnntomImc Troupe, ''tiun,pty pumpty~
Coliseum Novelty TllentFe.
Clark strrc op,ossa tho Cburt.IiouJc. "Hild Bill,
tho hing vi tho Hurher iIca.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-11

out the 0LaLe, SnO LuAt tHnciy 1ueA COnopiNA-
GUS notice be required to be published Of any
approaching termination Of the period allowed
for redemption from such tax sale. This is
due to large class Of property holderz who,
from non residence, sickness or other cause
beyond their control fail to realize the risk
they incur of the forfeiture of their property.
AGRICULTURE.
While the abundance Of her water pow
er, and other advantages must eventually
in Minnesota, yet the controlling pursuit OF
her people will always beagriculture. Her ca
pacity for all its leading products has been 50
thoroughly tested, and the comparatively
small area yet developed has shown such
marvellous productions, that the results Of the
widening future battle computation. her
tractable prairies tor the uselof machinery the
friable character and rare fertility OF her SOIL,
her pure waters and nutritious grasses, the
distribution Of her TIMBER. prairie ana
meadow-the healthfulness OF her climate,
and the vigOr of her people combine 10 dls-
tinguish our State as an ample field for sue
cessful agriculture. Itshould be leading oD-
ject of the Representatives Of sucn people %
promote in ali rightful waysth prosperity OF
This great interest. / suggest that leading
| movement in its favor would be found IN great
| e. liversi6cation of crops. While wheat as the
| fttest food tor civilized man will doubtless
| continue 20 occupy the first place among our
products. it can hardly be wise or safe TOR the
| farmer to narrow his chances TO the risks OF .
stock and wool growing and for the several
dairy products be employed systematically.
while the results are less conspicuous than
| th0se Of wheat growing they are safer and
| more enduring. Let the farmer thus hold
| fast to the resources which beyond the fol-
lower Of al other pursuits give assurance
| Continued on dxth page.)
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-11


nobler possibilities OF human nature.
COUNTY ORGANIZATION.
The absence ofanv express provision for the
organization Of counties which have been for
mally established by law, has led to much
confusion and irreeularity, and sometimes to
contests between two sets OF officers, claiming
their regular election by the people. The old
territorial statute which explicitly provided
for the first operation of county government
was repealed, or SO modified, under the re-
vision az 1866, as to indicate no method OF pro-
cedure. and to divest the Governor Of any
express authority to the end proposed.
Where there has seemed an urgent neces-
sity tor speedy county organization, it has
been the practice of the executive to exercise
the implied but doubtful power to appoint
| commissioners for such county, and to au-
thorize them to appoint other county officers
and ct the machinery Of county government
| n motion. The proceedings thus taken il
adv.nce It has bern customary to legAlize BY
: subsequent act Of legislature. They seem
to me % Sc liable to abuse, and recommend
thaf III steps for the formal organisation o.
new counties Be prescribed and regulated b
express provisions q law
rroxrfKR KL1C1IOH YK1G1CTB.
| The necessityfor : proper rsulataon b laS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-05
oeF,cIaL PAPER OF LYON COUNTY.
TERMS:
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

Misunderstanding is best prevented
by pen and ink.
X anime your accounts and con-
duct every night.
A man has been arrested tor taking
things as they come.
The Bonapartists have adopted the
camellia as their emblem.
The man who could not express
his feelings sent them by mail.
Dark papers and silver or gold ink
are the latest notion in stationery.
Troubles are like dogs; the smaller
they are the more they annoy you.
The favorite song of the grass
,hoppers: "Tbis wheat by-an'-by."
Old age is the infancy of youth
without the trouble of cutting teeth.
And now they are manufacturing
paper in Wisconsin for building
purposes.
The surest way to keep moths out
of old clothingis to give the clothing
to the poor.
1t is frequently remarked that girls
who dress loud soon come to talk
and act loud.
Time never makes lawful what
wrong invents; and success never
justiies crime.
If man smite thee on the left
cheek bounce him-if he is smaller
than you are and you think you can
get away with him.
Little by little fortunes are accu-
mulated; little by little, knowledge
is gained; little by little, character
and reputation are achieved.
Often in life, in the course of few
minutes, some thought is conceived,
some deed committed, which tinges
the whole remainder of an existence.
Good advice before marrying
"Whoever undertakes long journey,
If he be wise, makes it his business
to find good aud agreeable compan-
ion"
Josh Billings remarks: The only
way to git thru this wCrld and escape
censure and abuse is to take sum
back road. You kant travel the
main turnpike and do it.
Discussion between wise child
and its tutor-"That star you see up
there is bigger than this world. ="
"No, it isn't" eyes. it is" "Then
why doesn't it keep the rain Off"
The man who turned around to
take one long backward look at a
pretty girl the other day, was brought
up rather suddenly when he bumped
his nose against his indignant wife.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-05
A Terrible Adventure.

An Annapolis, Maryland, dispatch
says great excitement prevails there
over the arrest of Austin Jennings,
colored, for an attemted outrage on
the person of Miss Leathee Larks,
daughter of we'll known farmer, a
few miles from this city. Miss Larks,
who is only sixteen years of age, and
a bright and intelligent girl, was on
her way home from school, when she
passed Jennings, who was at work in
> field. A glimpse of her pretty face
seems to have been sufficient to
prompt the wretch to the terrible
crime. Observing that the direction
she was taking led through woods,
he started to head her off and disrob-
ing himself to entire nudity, doubt
less to prevent Identification after
ward, he suddenly appeared to her.
Miss Larks was almost paralyzed with
terror and attempted to run, but was
at once caught by the ruffian. See
ing that resistance would be inffectu-
al, she had presence of mind to try
"a ruse, and suggested that they go
ito more secluded spot. She had
heard a woodman's AK in the distance
and hoped tor aid in that direction.
Jennings consented and they started
together. After going short dis
tance she aed as rapidly as possible,
.utterng piercing screams for help
They were heard by the woodsman,
Mr.. Llyod Henshaw, who quickly
responded, and the negro, hearing
him approaching, fled and escaped
Miss Larks had suffered terrible
nervous shock, and was physically
Frustrated. A crowd surrounded the
officers after Jennings was arrested
and nothing but armed resistance
prevented the excited populace from
hanging him at once. He is now il
the Annapolis Jail.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-05
8. SILVER CITY. NEW. SATURDAY. MAY 5, 1877.

Advertising will gain new customers
Advertisingwill keep old customers, i,
Advertising literally always pays,
Advertising begets confidence,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising shows pluck,
Advertise aud succeed,
Advertise or "bust,"
Advertise often,
Advertise well,
Advertise
Here.
IL YOU
Want cook,
Want a clerk,
Want partner,
Want situation,
Want servant girl,
Want to buy ranch,
Want a place to board,
Want to sell or buy property,
Want to sell groceries or drugs,
Want to sell dry goods or carpets,
Want to find customers for anything,
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
, 1877-07-25

Hptctai DtttItch 10 Ihd Tribune.
ntooNINaroS, Ill, July oi.-Ta.ulght B1oom-
nytou u shut out frun the wurla ty tile stoppago
Of a,l railway trains. The announcement was
t,ads that no trains win bc run Until It 10 perfectly
yaft tu 10 ~. Tho AFTERNOON tratn4 IN the Chicago
l. Alton paxscj through, but Assistant supctin-
tculeut Vaughan ptatea that icsc atr Tho last ur.
dcra received this afternoon from Snrt. Mcaiulfu,
directing Tho Sups srintendtns o! Machinery to ahut
jowu the machine shops Tomorrow MoEning until
peace IL rcstoFcd every point Of lhr road. This
will throw 400 To GOO Idle mfR OH the streets. and
II generally considered
AN lNlUD1CiOus ACTION,
although. ~ clans. the machaalsts of this road
arc law.abld!ug and orderly tncu. nlust Vt thom
having families here, Mayur Dunm will i4sae 4
proclamation ordering The clusu. OF al saloona In
thr p,ofnlng. All roll!uS. stock IL being removed
frn,u lef,nini from lsrslAwaod. and olher danger.
orally arc Ia AfoF Ut acl|cseenrs to tlr Company
sstausenicnts. and M0 trouble II anticipated hats.
I lC passenger train fsuI lnGi Annapolis th!s morn.
lng to,ststcd ouly Ut MI rnganu aud mail aud
was The last 70 rass oxer the Inns Thy paXcar OF
ths EhIcsxo j. AliUn II talA up II Jacksonyllis.
IAIME
Last night krs ttampa bearded north. hou4d
CAtrar0 l. Alt1n r1prcss at Bloomington. ami at-
tcniptrd to laEc rusatastoh. drawtns rcsolvsFs'
| Al Normal two xrfe put I'd. bull thc othess per
sent to Chcnoa fur a.s.stanes, aad. VI ths aff!rA
at luz llsIn. Har.hal jrwsit aad uu ss4ittaas ar,
| fested thcln. tue OF than Eaxe up r!stul, bu1
At thu eaiabooss = agll easnsd 10 which tausttsf
shots wgru Gf#t. Gpe " tho ltamps VA. *oanaot
i iha hsek aud ;aoulast .'.fatt{ xas5 % r., e..
Lo2au cuunty. They wcsa Judged IN JUL mere To-
| lay.t
, 1877-07-25


Ditrtaosx, July 2+.-A notice, posted on tho
Nerthauts' Exchange, aaysi hThe Northern Cen
trail ftoad II rrcrisIng no freight, the strikers
having given ths Company until noon to Acccde to
L.cls de4land."
Numerous tcle2rsms ard lunxshy correspondence
between Den. Fr0nch mad Col. Sharp, OF the fsa!t.
uo.e 4 Ohio llallroaI, arc published. which show
that french was upheld by the Secretary VI Wae
and Oau, Hancock In biz aetIpn. 1t appean that
blnrp not ou!y tutertcred with Fssncts orders, but
slso With hta subutdtnatss. French Insisted upou
auollsr army officer taking tho co.nmaul aud uen.
ucsty was sppotalcd.
THE sTnlKEns.
The cmptayes Of tho Northern Central Road
state shat lheY will eonttnus work II an nnsweR
IL tia nnt4 ssnt By them 10 ths officials IN favor
able; II uul, thsy would sll withdraw from Tho
scrvica Of tho Coa,psng. Tho men say tast tn thd
lxlte1 event thpy will mot do any injury 10 lhs
property Of ths Company, but. n shs sanae time,
will uut siluw any Other persVus to take ths't
PLACES. .......-....., .-...-,
~ usual. aud will likewise DO 10 to-day.
The LccisIan ut tho President and Directors -
pcntls whether ths large hody " uen,. probably
loo OF 60o. will rsfuse 70 posfofin their usual
duttes, aud lhs opefattunA OF thu Cumpany b aus
pcudod. ......-
nAtr,son:. Jul! ei:- reply was given thy a.. Il :.
Northern Ccnsral An.l baltimore Faton.Ac llaIl
u tho rrccnt reduction. tul Htott haft thu Aph!t
cation will hu laid be!urs tho Inatd Ut !trectoEs
that their attsntlon was at present occupied ln
disis npsice. coi. Acott thanked lac omploycs fuf
their htely. Tht shopneu then resolved 10 con'
lluue work. The tsatasaen .nast to'mostow.
, 1877-07-25

sptetal Dis1ttfh Ia 1hs TrfbHNs.
MArrons. ILL.,, July :i.--TAo great strike has
reached Mattoun. Last csenln1 meeting of the
c1nployes Of Tbs Indianapolis j. Ut. Louis Railroad
was hctd, and tho ttlop.n,cn agreed to mako eom'
mon cause with the nrcmcn md hsakemc1; In tho
demand fur wages paid priur to tho reduction OF
jan. /. This IccIston waa sent to tho managers
Of the road at indianapolis, and reply askcd
for by NOON to.dn9. ABOUT IL o'clock tho
reply was 4cnt that the road had suspended
o1cfatapns for thu present At noon tue stffkc
began. aud crowd Watched tue arrival and
departure Ut the cast and west tsana at
o'clock, That fur tho west bslp9Nny postal-cas
and cngiuc Just at that TINE etwo freight trains
of tho Iliiuo.s centsnt arriyod mid wvfc immcdi-
atel, boarded BY the strikers md tic engines dc.
tached. The crows wcre permitted to return with
tho engines to Chatnpatga. Dy spsc!hl request
Of Agent rhctan ut tie Ccntrnl, and several catl.
xens, the passenger train south over That road was
@ S a aon 81
that .-.-.- ......
will be allowc to pass cast on t1le Central Road.
whosc men hare NIT Joined tho etrikcrt. THIS IN.
reference with another rond, Whose employees are
ratIatlr IL cundpn,nys By nil the cltxcls ut Mat.
toon 10 = mstaks.. Ths inlannpolla y y. Louts
=. Ill.,
fetmInl as indianapolis and l:ast ~. Louis. and
havU it standing out IN tIe.tracks At various
%esE ssx s ns ts4s ~
~ the Httskofs that they will sana in With thu eli.
ixenA In snubross.ng any Grcs. destruction 0r prep
yrty, OF stnk0us denlunstfats1nA. SnHsc Of tho
sbop. ,nen hare betu commissioned " tho Mayus
sl,rcal police Thcrc ~ comparatively lttl. X.
element, md no nusn Hr curfnsi1n and haA the
Central trains i.ecn permitted 10 puss numocsted
indsauapolis i it. Louis lad virtually suspended
nfsy1uualY.
, 1877-07-25


srn,snr,Ehp, ILL.,, JulY 24.-The following was
isaucd to-day: -
.rRocIAMAT1oN.
BrArE or IEtiSct., EXECUTIVE DkrAnrnESr,
HrhtNur1ELu, July ~, INT.
WnEEEAE, DiauFturs and law1ossncEH have re-
Gently occurred In sumo Of the states of His nion,
and fears nrc entertained that thay may c1tcnd to
WiiEmEss. i,y tho Constitution Of our Slate II ,s
made tue duty Of tic Guscrn0r 10 take caro- that
thd law be faithfully executed;
Illinois, by Virtue Of The authority in tnt vcsiod,
ha hereby iasnc this my nfUctnuat0n. nnl call Hp0n
tIG peoplb Ut this Shtc to abstain from my nct Ut
violence Or awlcarncsa, md to atd In Maintaining
tho pcncc While tic right Of the pcup)e to u.s.
Kelnltle peaceably md discuss their real Or sup
possd Gt'osnncss 70 Guaranteed ~ our form Of
correction Ut Ill csils IN legislation. violence alt
outbreaks against tho Inv thus left absolutely
without excuse or juntiacatnn Let oil guod clit-
zcus remember khla, and rcsolutelT nsrnv thctn-
+e1yea the side u Law md o!t!of. Let al czcit
bnK appeals tending 10 >tolnnce be d3seonu.
tcnanced and Tho pence uf soclely bo maintained,
anh Iln property Ut llLo penpls BE- pf0tcctoA.
especially cnll upon all Mayors NJ Cities kherlls,
nnd otlleFa charged with the execution u the laws
TINT they bc sls1Iant in rapscss5ng tho Gtst symp
toi,a Of violence, atIIl unon a good citizens lint
they etand rsay 10 a1d the ufaceft Or tho LAW In
icertng tho peace. 49,,
III w(tncra whereof, hare hercunto sci my hahd
and ususod the great seal III lilo State to bc al
pSne Mt tho City Of Springfield this aith day of
July, A. d. 1871 -
Iy 0zoKaE II. 1fAnt',w. SECRETARY of slate.
, 1877-07-25
CALIFORNIA.
BAN FRANCISCO,
Will &NFKH


Sac FRAnclseo, July 1&-up. %. .--rhls city has
bsen Il quiet ~ usual durnx tue day. bat thsea u
a slslhls sttony undsrcnrrsut Of apprehension.
which II Strengthening BY tho fustsse efforts Of
some setklass aRttators to ian thu s1cltsmen%
There u good daal Of talk to tins effect that tue
mob will ~ Il again suou. This afternoon. 81
Invitation Of e1-u uov. Low and nap. Ncconls
lsrps puu,her Ut tho most prominent cirxans aet
al the Chambef Of Commerce 10 conec.t taea'n'c4
10 assuzs tho publle safety. W. +. Colsmsa
In the chslf. 1t wns dsc4dsd to organize
4 committee Of ett,xens 10 cooperate 10
esss Of need wLth tbs police aud military
and COMMITTEES OF Gwcnty.touF was selected ~
osgauizc ctlxens. Ar. Coleman Fcminded tbs
u.setins' Of tbs afms Of lhs old tigancs Cum.
ulllsru, OF which many VI ihote p!cacul here very
xsaopss,' and universal asntl,nent was cxpFes,es
in fa.of vt pruuapt and thorough u4easafss 70 ~
curs safety 70 ifs sn4 property axainAt Any eoa,
tiuyuaey. The Committee VI fwenty.1uaf !. ~
In exseutaSe session. !tulIs have oeep opened 4ua
The c,slxena arc .isnin9 freely. Ths se'c!aIn
tlxlautea Vt San fFlnctbeo tafe nut fusrotiiA W.
lc4sell1 VI the past. II Il 0sLefcl tlir sfstoh W
Lu- -da p will Aays . pawrEfu! nuEal sIest VI ta'
lAuKIruks cl4ssea.
sIAUlNlA clrT DlatA1cH "a.
Ray$ tle tnlners kAeEr afs Iu tult sJi134thl WIN
lIe EAstsEn nltskSNs. tat Aa.c ~ tel h4aat w
d*ulolalsaklons. nov3Es Ahy e1petttl
, 1877-07-25
JOHN POPE IIODNET.
REVOLUTIONS or TUE LABOR LyA9vE.

SVtciQl {h&f44eA 10 3hs 1Ft&uAA
W4su4SGTax, ID. t.. july ~ The Labor
LeaQus vt tbs District Of Columbia. = eespsetshls
Luay Of wo1kiEgmeo here, hAs held snass3n2 sud
denounced In tbs sasesrst tcrnA the rsse!utloa1 og
ths Coiumbia typographical Cnton sJmpssatziRx
with tbs Strikers Ths RESOLUTION. a adoptsd. wa
s';nea w John Pups Hodnet aad the representa-.
tlyes uf tbs clcysa societies. The following sts
part Ut thu resolutions:
NHxgxAs. Ths so-esltad Columbia TFpokrsphtcA
rn!on u meeting pasporitn4 L. bare lteu lslI oa
last saturday nxht aI8uteIIy he Interest Ut A1uE,
sfssiax utEn. pkAasI rr4l.tutauas 1euoanenx tha
LAtus lsakaA tuk sJNpa&GlklaK with law 6o1 oFdsFs
mud. :.
Q! sai te e.ateh. has slo* lsse1 u BY
Lu:J artvl1 q aeesnt Fctbe:t tYs truth MlEF a4a
f.rv IT aar tu3l:anaa se%,utuus that tho LACaF
LEAGUE A1Mpat1eu @h nluautSulistA: 4Atafulstlc "
uEdg tpG:tlnx to disorder by tt1 vulgar and Ill uas4
&JultAthy With those cue,icx VI alur wh1 1lllnx
thr lanl Wiki lot Aal hluudstsds raxnea VI xu xut-
eEusuent In rpux " Great anarchy aud u
tsLIv xltu al lS4p ef1rn IN ttsfy palston Vt tt
aAsuI4 streA<taen tho haAGs VI luxal. Slate al4
tloGA AutnufH3.
Ke.o.st raat we know Of no mors lyrsanieAl irrtt
At!, u uLr4puEIicAu .nupoty In lAnd tbI4
t4si Iyp4.rs.tIS1 CIloa. s+asA III 2I ia sl!i4A
bud tA. it, tbe!1 sp.traI u sympathy With lalVF
s4eQ AL t.hpAaj fAA ohtJ eAcnurlss tbs Heller.
Ia u ~ ii4r3. -. lhe nfatAsa ttu spEanIs fEutn
ft&FIui AID tsh1rFuIt ~ or1:S " scIJu,ueG4 HusS
c4ssis1 Y tug itus inssssss " lat"r thsu ~ LIZ
ot I4l
s."s1. TL4i rrss:tase our 1ctest 1pts .4oa4 Ia
, 1877-07-25
HRAIpWOOD.
SuxAiYF3 NOT WANTED.
anertt,i fNsa.1tah Ia tn TtdhuN.

JoL.sr, ILL.,. July H.-About noon yeststday
Sheriff Sobia received telearsm from Deputy
SheslH ltuwaru Johnston, who y ltatlonsd At
tfal4wool stating that although there had been no
opxp acts OF s!ottnGS committed. shssa wcEs Ru.
nsrpus indications Of tfouols btvwsa4, snd suy.
gs.ttux that precautionary ius2suEts 10 taken 10
Quelt 4 yEot, tu eass 4lcts should w onH. Tns
sheriff wsut down " l1satlwoud on the AfcomWo-
dst,oa.tsa,n Iu thu evening" aud un afristug found
whit hs considered . ststo VI alairt which d..
pan4td additional p1lEco force. aud sccordtngly
thlsssaphsI 10 deputy .Hhctia asufy pipsasF.ak,
In lula city. for p4sss roMItatus. Ths talsRrnu
WA yrcrlseI ahott UCloek y. H.. aud a l0.49
l,epu&Y .Hhpsl1 flltot&oH atcump4nta4 ty twenty.
pQv men, v ere prepared 10 ".
uXTnk ARRIVAL Ok Tuk fHAt3
II BsHidwvoa ahsy wyrc met BY Msyur Act.1aghllu,
who aasi4ud tho sheriff and posse not " u4ks
sny tenaunssration There MA no ntcsxstly tot u.
Nc da eyef a4tsssd except III tha Mtnds at few VI
tAu deputies. NIL tn h,s opfutou tAg presunrs of
additional deputies wy4M tlo luofe toxus1s In
AaInlux the strikers Than olheTwts tss.
ulA eauu4cl Wxs tnAlJ accepted and ths majority
VI tbs u4se Lo4fdcl the he1l lr1tn aEa &sul gu 70
Uvishi where thsy stvAt thu ssanalu1et u LIS
nxht, Eoturnlnx tu ihIs city raEi! tatt hsof4luy
ThuA ealea lRe teER!bls r4iu on hEui .wuod.
(sw VI the Iaora sEli4nt ousA Rcuataed a. HFnl4"
xu4M 8lI uxy. aud co.ne4uGall{ are wi 10 over
doxlux viii the tccisal VI tasis salotous dccIs
, 1877-07-25

EVANSVILLE, rnl., Jnly M.-TAe general rail.
rnad strike has causcd considerable excitement In
lhA city, md large meetings wcse hell 1ast night
and tonight. No serious interference occurred
until to- night, when mob assembled al tho St.
Louis T. Southeastern depot, auA informed the of.
clals that the mail car alone eontd start for
Nashville, Tenn. At 0 o'clock The f1all
chr and sleeper attempted to leasn fe'
Nashville, but tho mob broke tho
compiling, and tho Company was compelled to COM
py with the wishes Of tho mob, and send only the
inail car.
4 s1Mf.Ar ATTEMPT -...
was made at o'clock 10 prevent the night expfets
for 81. I.DH!s froIn leaving. The train WIS backcd
down Ohio street for ft1nt. whta tho chIiheet
cr0xleA OIL all steam, went by the dclot 1t Hight
ming speed. and succeeded IN gostng tue tfain o9.
Rercfai of the ntos barely cacapc4 bslng run over.
Thc Evansville i 'rcstc i1anio load arc running
all tlelr regular trains, hut are taking nothing but
local freight.
Nunc Of tho employees Of tho Southwestern TOAD
took part III tho diasraccful affair ut tho depot TO.
night. The mob cUnsntcd for tho most part oi
hummcrs nnl rowllics residing In the cisS.
, 1877-07-25
LAFAYETTE.
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kpteaaI t},sptteA 10 ne Ivttunt.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 24.-Ttu enploycb Of &hs
WshaAh hallway. after ho!dkug their s*csst meet
lug tast nl3nt, m4ds = formal demand Oil Manager
hopkins. stattuy tho saaiesney OF tho pay. They
demand Tbs following schedule OF pslcrs: F1u,sht
conductors. Se.7a; brakemen, =; asca,ea.
s.. .a; section hands, ST. ~: coal Ae2,ers sad
wi1ese, Il. 50; awitehEea. 80 per m6ath: allu
that tue ordses requiring employee to pay for
bseaklug Of cara and engines be snnu!lrl, sud thx
aotsy AIsxaAy cullVcled hs refunded: Aso that tbs
usdss Tor tbs payment VI monthly ASSESSMENTS Tor
sutxrons' services bs revoked.
At NOON
lo-dAy, thess 1cRaands not being eomplsd With.
the mea ssruek, took possession vt tue depot 7asd
sud round. .houae. sad permitted no fright 10
leave A. fast ~ fFei3hts canla in they put taeoa
on 1ha sidf tsask aU1 the Rnytaa 10 tho round.
lou.e. Thuy do uul psapoks tu Interfere with tAa
movement Ut pas.su;sr 4ssius Vi psessns 1 caua.
lnttee wstt ~ Fort Wayne " nrSt similar c1a1.
mittcc fEosn Toledo, aud AE. Ilupk4us. General
Manager. thls GsruIag.
TIE sT2lEKN3 SAX
They will not pesu!t Atts:sl.fs End ioafcts about
oas capApAay's pfopesty, 4ua s1pfsAS 9stesu'aA'