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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-13
8rtttale 0eipalttbat at Columbus,
Shin

i
| Coin mbus, Ohio, II. 4uguf. - Gin
gSeidenmGrter, Hamens S6lutter, in Diem
fen Der yYanbanbler gabn @ompagnie, /"
lpuroe beute Otorgen betunBtlos i'm 2OfOmotlz
pcnid)uppen auf9efunbeu. Die re9te Sette
ieineS @etdtS uno Die re9te S6ldfe bluteten
aus @unoen, uel6e allem Nniheine nah
ourd) S6ldge nit id}tperen 8niippeln oerrrz
| Ind1t tporren tparen. Sein 9eiidt mar berart
| gei9nollen, baB eS nnm0glt6 mar, 5u ernlt=
teln, oh iein S6dbel seri9mettert mar Ober
nidbt. S9lutter bielt iif rpdbrenb bes letten
| IusTtanoes aui Seiten Der Sabn= =@ompagnie,
unb man elaubt, oaB 0res Der @runb oes
fetgen anqriffs mar. Olan be5meifelt, baB
Shlutter gerettet tueroen tann.
3ette itnrnben TIT YennSDlnatiem.
ScrantOn, Ya., II. 4uguit. -, 9(m
Sanllta9s Jtadmittag murbe ba5 StdOtd)en
Sarbonbale, Ya.i bur6 etpa 250 OiGnner,
peld1e untberjogen uno Die 4rbetter Der oer=
ld)ieoenen Soblengrnben 5llr GlnItellung ibrer
8bdtigfeit 3tuangen, in ui6t geringe aufre>
gung periett. Die Seuer in Den Yumpenz
tperfen ipuroen gel0i9t, uuo bic @ruben fiillen
itb raid NIT 98afier.
Die 8ubelt6rer begaben fid) mad Dem Sabnz
bofe uno Oerbinberten einen nad Ninipeb be
itimnlten Sra1tSug am Ibfabren. Ofan lei
ftete ben Sumultuanteu fetnen ySiberitano.
Die gruben Der yGrie- Sabn" oberbalb Gar
bonoale tpurben ebenfalls beiudt unb Die Dir
better oertrieben. an bieiem Buntte faubeu
btsber feline llnrubeu ftatt. IS perlautet, oaB
Die 8rubenarbeiter ;u Bittston entl6lolicn
itnO, std]t 3ur slrbeit 6uriidSufebren.
0er9iitmn8 fiir Sas serit6rte Gtgen=
tbnm bon Sbinefen TT San SSran=
siseo.
Sau6ran5isco, IL. augnit. = Sberit
S. u. See pirb i'm Suffrage berGbiueieu bic
ier Stabt, berenGi9entbum mdbreno Der letten
lluruben 3erit6rt purbe, einen 9lnipruh allf
Ser9iitung bura ben britiiden geiaubten su
gSal5tngton Der 8unbtsre9ierlng einrei6en.
9bina bat betanntltd fetnen eigenen@eianOten
in BaibingtOn, nnb Der britiid)e @eianbte
muroe ausertpdblt, neil bic betreffenOen Gbiz
nelen aus Dem britliden 6afen Song Song
ausmanoerten. Ser beaniprudlte S6abens
eriat bclduft iid clf iiber $lOO, 900.
Giiembab, -llnfall.
so iton, II. aug. - Sn Der gtdbe BON
Seubroot, N.t5., lief in Der per9angenen
Nadt elm gabn5ug, udhreub er nit einer Sc
i6pinoigfeit bon 40 Wteileu pro Stunbe fubr,
aus benz @eleiie uno ltitrste eiuen 9lbbanq
binab. Wterfpiiroi9er gSeiie tpuroe teine
ein3ige Perion get6btet, obsleid fib 800 Yai- |
ia9iere auf bem s3uge betanbeu. Der 2ofoz
motipfiibrer unb Der SeiSer retteten iidb MIR
our9 eiltsn gelpa9tsn Sprung pom fi9eren
& oAp
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3u herfoufeu: bill Sista antsr 'sgs q aa. O. o.

gungch: Elm 6relitodi9es siegelienerHes 6aus Al.h
ne6f Sorratb uHo SluIihmug ener le6baiteH Reiiaus
ration uno aeAeIbabn S)mteoeuertitdtte, Gt3le unO
Shupncr, ouSu ge66rtg; Gdbaus, @jrun6 30 Sag
bret uno 22O SuB tei umqeben BON ore 4uenie'nun6
Barte, 8dltimorezGounto gclegen; 9BaNereinridtuHq
i'm 9an8en 6duit; GjrunOmiet6e nur SEQ idbrid,;
9roBe 3immer, paiieHO fijr Scrlommlunser. Nuss
tunit ulro ertbeil bel ghsiItian Sibler, Sarfotpz
Noao, 9e9enu6er Dem SorIep>Barfe. 1S3,6,92l
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Uermi(C6te an6eigen.
Yeginn oes
regelmdBi9en pollen 8urluS
Der
SooIcr'5dleu SsauDeIStt

ytr. 6 unb 8, goro GbarIes StraBe,
Wspntag, ben 3. Sept. 1877.
3med:
SinaItage fiir's @eidldftsIeben beransnbtloen.
Sei Der @rSiebuna Glirer Sobne nlebrt fte Sas,
mas fie, rpenn fie Ianttcr gefuoroen, prafttfd)
ausiiben!"
sd,tdt fie nad, elmer alnitaIt,
on medaer ourbpeg prattiie, 9ehidte Sehrer ptrten
1lne Die cineut tiimtcrrid,tS=ssnrfus, peder ben
30snsen BON birettem uno iperem ytusen fem ipirb,
auShlfeblib aeiuiomet 1T.
MgSir eriutben UNI ene BriiiIna unierer ShlTsmttel
CS0nner ano iriiberen gdiiler. Mufnabme gu ieoer
3eit. 4essn meiterer @inSelnbeiten, Seonsunsen
II. /. ~. fuenbe man iid peri0nifb ODER briefd an
gS. 8. SaSIer, Brdiioenten,
SIR. 6 unb 3, @barlesfraBe, Baltimore, gto.
ny
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-13
.wolttmore.c cbto. sabu. ese,eutd,att. !.
Bhreau bes @eneratz tzMsenten
Baltimore, ben 81. Suit 1877.


Hhreau bes @eneraI= s 70 d tz9senten
Baltimore, ben 81. SuIi 1877.
@nba BubIifum!
N9it benz 1. ausuit besinnenb, uro bieie @eenidaft
porIduFs bre speoitiOns=@ =@eiddte (grpre 81 ielbft
perridtsn. a6ienber, ueIde Sradt unb gadete, bic
nat Buntten on Der Sauptbabn unb Den 3tpeisbabnen
beimmt iinb, ba6er, fpolen ibre auftrd9e aefdai9f
bei'm @rpres=4senten Tn oem Siireau BET @eie1i
auf bergde ber8 aIti more uni 6 al t.
fraS abseben.
Wasen iuerben 6rabt unb Badete ubbolen unb Boz
fir auittren. u. 4uiIiorD,
(1Si-T 9eneraI=Sradt= Aaent.
2obte Seine Staten, sbmaben, gBansenunb anoe=
res unseSieier nit Stonebrafer's Yertils
eunss mittet bas 9epHen 3ob uno Berniftuns
ibnen beretet uno bei aen apothetern unb Sanolern
su baben lit. (Sutil9, ,3Dite, ia. T., 1gBOdeD
WrS. Gnr's Smotantfd,es peeetabtItSd3eS 9e=
csft, felt 25 Sabrtn as bas erose BIutreinisunss.
Dtittel Der Sesenipart befannt, miro nur In Nr.
i77h, 6asette=, Storomeit=&de Der &uta~s
xtrake, su6ereitet unb III BET aen apobefern gu ba'
Den. 1Nua26, i 2DfteT1
Wareau Der n8asItdltz0 ompasnte bon 9aItts
more
Baltimore, ben 26. Nat 1877.
Btelfa6en anfrasen I'm Cetreff bes finittsen 9as>
preeS htnfdtlid3 Der benorfebenoen eonturrent tu
besesner, MAIDEN mir biermit befannt, baB mir Die
Sa6rtaton pon@as fortitsen peroen II. beabft6t9en,
bas mir ponig i'm Stanbe bleben, es 81 etnem 4retfe
unb elmer Aualitdt, iuelte ae uniere Sunben senh=
senb suIrteoeneGen uirb, su lieern, ofuie aub aIe
eOnfurrens gu ldtasen. SIM Suffrage Der 9irettoren
(Diai29, ,3UteD Sas. .. Smauwooo, Setr.
Earean Der WasItnt=Osmpaaats
pom Baltimore,
Nr. 10, Snntb StraBs.
Gote...BiIIi9es SeibmatertaI....& ...&otel
2Btr baben cine porSialie Sualitdt BON @ofes oorz
rdtbis, Wele mir benz &uOtitun als elm empfeblenss
pertbes Seismaterial ihr hduslite unb apke Stpede
offeriren; idnst leidt 6euer uno lit fSei y Fiisz
tsiten.
Befenunsen perben In bieiem Siireau ober In Der
Tabrit, SUP Don eedoenbalir., ausenommen.
Breis $3.50 pro g8asenIaouns, In trseno einem
stabttbeile abseliefert.
tStt23fI Samss .. smaHproo. Setr.
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9amerbafte Sofet 3m $2.OO, mein
eigeneS Wahiuerf, IN z. 96r'S &lctScr=
2aoetts GGs 8aDettes ttttS @aDitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-13

9auicnOe BON 6rauen iegncn ben Sag, an
mcldlem Dr. YterceS Favorite Prescription
(giebliugSOerOrOnuug) ;bnen Suerit betannt &c.
m0dt wuroc. Sn alien ieneu St0rungen,
melfe GiitcnidmerS, nre6er;icbeubss @efiibl
unO algemeiuc S6mGdle peruria6en, 1T es
oa6 berrit)tnOc !oeilmittel. Seine linSerHbeu
mo beilcuOcu GigenidIafteu MAIDEN eS 0a.
men, bic al uucrlIfem Si2ber, 8lutanbGu.
lung, @ntSiinouug Ooer @eifniireu leioeH,
auBerlt mcrt1OOu. Sei alien Apotbefern III
hQbelI. (1qI g 5&mN
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8ettem
Sclegrapbiids 9epei1elt.

[Sert6e Der ~aiociir!eu 4seiie' fur oeu rDeuti9er
Sorreiponoeuttn".
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Sob attf Ser Giiettbof,tt

UT 3, N. s., II. Nng. = 3bos.
$: 8arS, 60 Sabre alt, iuuroe sstern sbenb,
tpdbrenb er in Der gtdbe bon CRAWFORD nit
einem 8a9en iiber bas Sabnseleiie fubr, bon
benz Ybilaoslpbia'er @ilSuse iiberfabren unb
augenblidlth get0btet. Das Dor BEN @aqen
geipaunte Bferb blieb ebenIaGs tobt, uub Der
Wageu ,prrbe sertriimmert.
Yaterion, N.zS., IL. Iusnif. = Sobn
Charlton, Elm in biejer Staot anldbiger Sano=
iperfer, ipilrbe beute Morsen ani bem Ne,par=
Ter 3ipeise Der rgrie gabn4 BON einem
Hra6tsuse iiberfabren Hnb aHf Der @te0e &C.
tDotet.
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0ermti1te 9epeid)ett aus Netu=
NDrf.

NemDorf, -. auguf.-Sreb. Bidding
ham, iuel9er uegeu 6ali4ung zines SSediels
inn Setrage Don $5548.7S perbaftet ipurOe, lit
als Der notori6e &duber unb Salider GbauH<
ce1 Sobnion ibentifiSirt morbeu, welder be-
reits nlebrere Otale I'M 3u6tbauie iaB. @r
ipuroe unter $4,000 Siirsidaft geltelt.
- Sobn s. Sattje, peld)er cine gefdlifte
4npeiluug auf $425 - angeblid) bon Sru.
t5urlburt, benz 8eoafteur Der ygSorlb, ;" ullter=
l9rieben = 5ur .3ablun9 prdlentirte, muroe
beute perbaftet unb bem @efdnsnine iiberlpie=
len.
- Susb Mc@ta, in gar. 1856, SuGipan=
itraBe, mobubaft, bra6te geitern ieiuem gtad=
bar 5ru. 9iobert gSalt uno belIen Sobne tDot=
lihe Sti6tuuuoen bel. alls Bolisi1ten inn
perbaitsn pollteu, srifT er oieielben nit einen!
9eile on, ,uurbe ieDod 81 Sooeu geidlagell
uns mad benz Stationsbauie gebsaft.
- Ser Dampfer uGrescent Gitp" 1T bon
4lpin,pa1 heute bier angefomnlen.
- Ser Oampfer yIoriatic" iit bon 0iper.
pool gelteru bier augefommen.
= Ser Oampfer rSpain" 1T BON 2iperpool
sefern bier an9elangt.
-9eute fno bier etngetroHen: bon eiuer
pool Der Dampfer y@itp Of @beiter," BON Sa
panna Der 0ampfer y@itp of Dterico," Dor
WerMubQ Der Sa1t1pfer Snninta u
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AL 9taine's 9alle, "a
E,aaslE GGe DER @aItimoreitrabe uno 0pIts Z1S


Rare's sroBc uno tleue Sale, gde Der 8aIt.
moreitraBe unb $oIt=CiFce=gl glpenue fnb i'm eouI
oes SOmmers OHrtgdnois neu senult uu6 uerIdontr
noroeu. GjanS btioubers enpieblensmertb fur
Sunicrte, Sale, tSairs, 9orIeIunaett u. 4, tu.
Vie Atuit Der 9rosen 6as iuirb pou teiusr anbersn
Salle Der Sta0t ii6ertroffen.
antleSez, Speiie= un6 8affets9otaIe, Slide IL.
9ian meloe Tb bel bem Sauitor ODER in Der Grpeots
tiuu os. 81. (227-)
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- 3luansis Mitslieoer bes 8. Ofili;rsgi=
ments BON Sc p=Seriep pelde tpdbrenn
Der rIrbeiterunrmben beierttrten
Iolleu in oieier 8o9e Dor Elm &riegs9eri6t
aeitellt ueroen. Sbne 3weifel weroen iie ie-
bod irei ausgeben.
- Sames Ballon, @m. Gisbttnaale uni
Sbomas Mc&uire pErben am letten Sams
tase 5u YbilippSburs, 9. g.. tueger
Betbelligung an ben borti9en RubeitDrunger
inter je $4,000 Biirgihaft geitellt.
= SIN BunbeSfreiSgeri6te tie DO I
g. .2onis finb bier ipeitere Yro5eii'
gegen bic Biirgen bon S9nappsbrenHern ein
geleitet porbeIl. Alle bieie Wbisfep= Yro3eii,
iperceH i'm Geptemberternline 3ur gerbanb
lung fcmuen.
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gltt Die Samen!
Samiltcn Cater G snbae, Nr. 199-2O5, 80
Salm9reIraBe.
$. SEAT & S6bme, ytr. 1G4, @lb=Sroaoluap.
yumfs NcIber, Gr. 1857, Sloz zyroaorap.
6. 9. Snloinith, 9tr. 224, a8. zS5altimoreftrage
g. Seanncret, (Saar IL. .u.), 9r. 62, 9erin9tontr.
". 9rapinro, Jtr. 81, @arter=gane, 2onoon, Gnsl.
barron, SIR. 63, eernetonitraBe.
nnllnr Stnra Nfr 10N gS zNn finn nreitrnfe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25

THE U. s. Circuit Court, it will be
remembered, recently gave judgment
in favor of Myra Clark Gaines as the
legitimate heir of Daniel Clark and
the rightfui owner Of his immense
estate in New Orleans. The time
within which an appeal could be
taken from this decision having ex-
pired, and no notice of appeal having
been made by any of the present
owners of the property, it is inferred
that they have abandoned the contest
of forty years and will now proceed
to make the best terms they can with
Mrs. Gaines.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25

WHAT We receive from Russia and
Turkey is of small consequence.
From Russia we obtain wool, rags,
flax, cordage and iron; wool and iron
are the principal articles, and these
are in good supply in the London and
home markets. From Turkey we
buy some rather important drugs and
pruncs. The value Of the imports is
about two millions, while our ex-
ports amount to nearly sixteen mil
lions, of which eleven and half are
to Russia. The exports consists of
cotton and petroleum, the former be-
ing the more valuable. Nearly ten
million gallons of petroleum are thus
disposed of. Russia and Turkey
contribute largely to feeding the rest
of Europe, and as the war will Inter
rupt agricultural pursuits the supplies
in this country will be freely drawn
upon should the war last any length
Of time.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25
NOTICE TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

In THE DISTR CT COURT. THIRD JU.
Il dicial district, state of Nevaas. County
OIL Lvon In the matter OF the Estate If l. j.
hay, deceased.-lt appearing to me by the
petition If II. W Ray. administrator of the
estate of l.. J Ray, deceased, praying for Al
order to sell rel estate, that Ii ia necessary TO
sell the whole Of the real estate of said de-
ceased, to pay the debts outstanding agai, st
the deceased, and the debt, charges and TX,
penses OF administration. and that ON the 1ltn
day of October, 1876, the Court made an order
author zing and directing sal aiininistrat r
10 sell the whole Of the real estate OF said de-
ceased for tue reasons and purposes aforesaid.
but that said administraI n was unable tc sell
said real estate and that the same IL still un-
disposed OF. II is therefore
ordered that all persons interested In said
est te appear before I Q said District Court
ON MONDAY, the 9th dav of August, 1877. ut
10 O'clock A. M, at the Court X ON of said
G 'urt. in Dayton. Lyon County. Neyads. to
show cause, If any they have. why an order
should not be made authorizing said admin
istra. or sell the whole OF the real estate Of
said deceased.
W. NJ. sEAWELL, District Judge.
Dayton, Juue 28, 1877.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25

The New York Journal of Com
merce objects to any further contri-
buttons by the Government to exp d.
tons to the North Pole contending
that the record OF all recent expedl-
tons will corroborare the conclusion
to which the most experienced Arctic
navigut 'rs have now arrived-that the
obstacles between Latitude 50 degrees
and the pole are practically insuper =
ble, aud that to fight against them
longer is foolhardy aud useless.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25
Telegraphic Paragraphs.

The railroad strike has extended to
most all the roads east of the
Missouri river. Many of the short
roads have acceded to the dema DIS
Of their employees, but none OF the
trunk lines have yet done so.
Saturday night and Sunday a mob
destroyed several millions nth of
railroad property, and many lives
were lost 10 collisions with the troops.
in Pittsburg.
Considerable property has been
burned at Reading, and thirty.seven
lives lost.
At Buff,lo several lives were lost
in the strike iiots.
Six powder mills exploded at Ac-
ton, Massachusetts,, yesterday.
Governor Hartranft has returned
to Pennsylvania.
President Hayes is 10 favor Of Wig
oruus measures to suppress the riots,
and he issued proclamation yester-
day commanding the riaters to dis
perse.
Captain Grape reached Cornwall,
England, with his little schooner,
Saturday night.
The garrison at Malta is being re-
inforced, and the war feeling is in
creasing daily in England.
Sharp fighting Is reported before
Rustchuk.
Russia is said to maintain defian,
attitude toward England.
A w"rkingmen's meeting in San
Francisco Monday night ended
with some depredations on the Chi
nese, but the police quelled the in
cipient riot.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25

THERE was no bullion produced
by this Yellow Jacket mine during
the last fiscal year. The receipts
were $403,259. including 100000
from three assessments. All the
above was expended, leaving over
drafts to the amount of $4,000 un-
paid ut tue close of the fiscal year
endiag July |. 1877. OF the DIS
bursements, Sll8178 was for account
of the new shaft which is now down
800 feet, numbered throughout with IA
x14 inch timber, five feet two inches
from centres.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25
SETTLEMENT NOTICE,

E. W. Gowen having returned from the city
with full stock of ,ods in his line. invites
his friends to give him call.
Particularly snd emphatically does he no.
tify all persons indebted to him TO make I'M
mediate payment. All bills will be placs d In
the hands Of an officer for forced collection
on the 10th of July.
Any person having accounts against him
will please present them aud get their pay.
By order, Z. W. GoWEN.
Silver City July 6. 1877.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25
CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE has write

CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE has written
II letter to Ex-Governor Aiken of
South Carolina, indignantly denying
the statement which has gone the
rounds Of the papers, to the effect
that he WAS not treated with. cour.
tesy by the people of Charleston when
there recently. He denies ever hav-
ing said word from which such an
inference could possibly be drawn,
and SAWS that he had NO su;h thought
IN his heart.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25

SIX universities in Germany have
more than one thousand students
each. Leipzig and Berlin take the
lead, having respectively 2,730 and
1877. In the twenty-one nniversi-
ties OF the country there are now Nv
lab students and 1897 teachers.
The number Of Protestant theo,ogi.
cal students is as follows: Leipsic,
33S; Tubingen, 260; Halle, 1870; Err
langen, 1876; Rostock, "a; Heidel-
berg, 9.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25

EXPENSIVE funerals have been
checked by Pennsy lvania probate
court. A worthy citizen had diei
and had been buried sin style;" on
the settlement of the estate it was
found that the personal property of
the deceased amounted in all to
1851 81, against which the admins
traitor had charged Sl39 rs. or
alb ut oDe-fourth of the whole, for
the expenses of burial. The Judge
very promptly and very properly
refused to allow any such charge,
declaring that ''pompons process
sions of great length, glistening
silver plated caskets and carved
marble monuments are unnecessary
for G. ris,iln burial" Such pa
rades as are called fine funerals, :"
the Judge continues. may crafty
the vanity of the living. But no
respect for the dead demands them.
and when a dpcedent's estate -
limited and his debts are not paid.
or where he leaves a family of
helpless children. the expenses of
such hurials will not lie allowed
out of his estate. Those who con-
tract for and enjoy such luxuries
must pay for them themselves.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25

A FINAL decision in the famous
Jumel case confirms the title of the
present occupant of the estate, Will
lam L. Chase, the son of Nine.
Jumel's niece, and finally dismisses
the claims of Bowen, who has been
striving for so many years to set aside
Mme. Jumel's will, claiming to be
her son, born out of wedlock before
marriage with Jumel.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25
THE GREAT STRIKE.

Inc Strlkc Oh TtIiIOdu eupioycS,
first inaugurated on the Baltimore d
Ohio and since extended to most of
the roads east of st. Louis and Chi
ergo, has resulted in riot, bloodshcd
and anarchy, and scenes rivaling the
excuses of the Paris Commune have
been enacted at Pittsburg. These
proceedings are disgrace and foul
blot upon the American name, and
are deeply depiored by every patri-
otto citizen, Blu, they are chargeable
directly to the railroad autocrats
VIII, have for years defed all laws,
all rights, all authority, all sense o.
Justice and all claims Of the people
who gave them the wealth and power
they have so oppressivelv used.
The railroad magnates have robbed
their stockholders Of millions every
year by high salaries for themselves
and horde of relatives, the organi-
cation of fast freight lines for pri-
yate gain, the corrupt letting of all
contracts to themselves, and the gen.
eral practice of credit mobelier
crookedness; and then, il in spite of
all these leeching processes the road
earned large dividends, the stock was
watered and the people further OPP
pressed to keep up all the stealings
and pay fair dividends on tue new
stock.
Occasionally, however, these kings
have engaged in war and reduced the
prineely income of their roads, or
period of depression i'll trade has
overtaken them, and then instead of
lessening their official salaries or
stealings they announced an arbi-
trary reduction of ten per cent. in
the wages of their poorly paid en-
ployes. If this reduction was SUBJ
mitted to, and competition or hard
times continued, another reduction
was made the following month. This
course of proceeding, long continued,
has at last produced the horrors CON-
mitted by frenzied men demanding
food for their families.
The carnival of blood and fire
seems to have been precipitated by
the too hasty firing Of the militia
upon the people. The mob we're
maddened by the sight of their dead
and wounded comrades and swore
vengeance over their mangled bodies.
The sympathies of all classes of peo-
pie were with the strikers and their
ranks were recruited from all trades,
and so long as the rioters did not
threaten the destruction of the ely
the people of Pittsburg did not
organize in sufficient force to sup
press lawless proceedings.
The loss of property has been en-
ormous at Pittsburg, estimated at
three to five million doilars-enough
to pay the difference in wages de-
manded for years and years. There
has been some destruction of pro-
perty at Reading. These losses will
fall upon the State of Pennsylvania
or the counties in which they &C.
Cured, but 1t hardly seems right that
they should. All established govern
ments undertake the protection of
the property of the citizens. The
railroad companies of course will
demand Reimbursement of all losses.
The loss of life has been considera-
Bile, but the aggregate cannot yet be
ascertained.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25

In spite OF all the bravado by
Mexicans, the order TO chase thieves
in,o that country has worked well, the
Mexicans having taken steps to pre-
vent raids in the future. AS they
believe that President Hayes means
what he has said, it is probable that
there will be no necessity to resort
to what has been termed interna-
iionai lynch law, which circum-
stances have heretofore amply JUS
tilted.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25
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me DIR II. WAGNER.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25

EVERY time the Turks meet with
reverse a general removal Of Off
GERS ensues. Very much like the
system which prevailed in our army
during the war of secession. Had
a single serious setback occurred
to Grant in the earlier part OF bis
career, that career would have come
to o sudden end.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-25

GossIPs say there will be a grand
wedding at the Silver House at an
early day, but the young ladies'
preserve so much mystery about
Ire happy event that our reporter
is unable to learn whether the
bride will be q blonde or brunette.