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, 1877-07-28
DE9oLATION lAMISENT,
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scn.,roy pa ~ INV " r"c x AN, ss'1 ,.,,u,, .,
ee"AStoS' !"'. Sut5 .''-4he "oftt feature OF
The present situation In Pennsylvania ia the threat
culnx nttltude Of tho miners at rcfantua, There
/. manic NJ Jrc.d IN t1., cItx .nd vIcin,tv trh,o
.,c n mn tt. ,.n xt,, "a .,s.1s
.'G ~ wv ."'c een' "h' o'ast''ofhAee@ eni'iea'
rollng- ulills idlr, railroads rtuppsd. and mtnrs
fooliug fist, thai should tho prrsent tdlene%a
nreyntl \ week. IL wau1d takn .ir mon,hA
- ,,,.,. ~. .,,ss s.',,,u "e"t"" "u''..
~ se "se e"" so"n&'"'H"
IN "osklh2 oftcr once more. In Ho othcf
bart Of the United Suites ha4 the 2srike worked
such disaster. nntl nowhere etsc arc the cousr.
o,,rnee, ,o th,cotcn,ne +, h.. ,,c.n roti.-I ,a.t
T.e". ~ ~. s".e'ieH, - ~s Neu "s''eeo 4e1'
'ns u'eh a1e very ofaef'y' 1aey nave naa osefy'
thlng their own Way ~ far. They have
sruyrKr cyEpY tNtu,aruy.
mud ~. r,,1,n.I s,-i.x,. ,,.. s,n,.,',I ,.,ao
a''a soo s"i'o~u stHAets "A'e stopPea every sa'he
bus the mall car. This morning even ths mail
failed to make it, regular trip, Tho cuMpsny
refusing, 10 rnn upIg.a n.n.rnr., tr.,n
49, .t.s, ,.s,,,.,tsa T,,. :. r.t,.. = snas'a..sn".
"so s"o te su'.uea. ino AehIsa :" su"!aens"nA
ltoaa Is on ssrlke' aad scranton u completely cut
detphla. td1epcss rstxns m nreme. md Inn climax
!. .v.it.a ,xtth f.,. ,aI t.s,niil"s If ~ f.s...
!. - ~'.eo VIVA 'ets Aaa steiao!hK. u 'ea'ea
thAt when 1t comes, tho resolutions Ia fATuF Of
, 1877-07-28
SUCCESSFUL RAID.


81. Louis, July e7.-Not"ithstandlnV tho ram
from ahove mud mud undcsfoot large crpwd con.
greeatcd around schulees Hall This n,orny. walt
ing Information ui the acton Of tho Committee
meetings held therein, meetlng Of delegates ali
ali trades unions WAS called for cioc this oyen-
!n1, aud everybody concerned wss on 1hs qul vIsr
to learn tue result. This information WAS convey.
cd 10 tho military headquarters, and II decided
10 bscAk np the meeting and arreAt tho rart!ci.
pants. With tha view dtsy monnto.t polIcc-
twenty .hvc Armed vita muskets and about the
same number with tho u.ual club and pisso1-wcrc
ordered 10 proceed 10 tho hall md make hc arfes
There
SHOULD NOT RE ANT FA1LUttB.
Five Of tho CItl1en,' Guard and two companies Of
the Nattona; Guard, with ono piece of artillery.
were ordered 10 accompany tho police aad support
them shon1d The crowd offer rcrlatapcs or attempt
a Eetcue uf the prisoners. This force loft Four
Courts at half-past g o'cluck, under comnnnl Of
Gen. John II I.stsvcnsIn. Mayor Urerrtoiz Alro nc.
coinpautel tho expedition. TIdfngs Ut tho purpose
Ut thu authorities repce4 the hall long before tis
troops left -Four Courts, but 1t had no effect the
crowd In the streets. and apparently mono on Tho
Ara o'clock the head af the column appeared
coming nn Fifsa street WITH nleuned |nlics II a.
police drew their pistols nt4 charged .hr cruwd,
both In the middle Of tho, street and Oh tho side
uAFH WA1 AT ONCE
and scattered In all directions the police pursuing
them f0r dlbtAnce OF fquare m uscry eide.
ten. Stevenson md other mounted officers OF tho
mllit1sy effectively assisted thu pu1ce. In hvo
minutss thete WAS ac4tcoly man within distance
OF Il hIock snd half, except tho trpurturs. WHO
stood theIs ground and took ro%!ton II tho en-
traMcc Ut the bnildlnE.
Meantime tlsn other part Of tbs police forcc.
headed by Capt. Lee, had advanced tu the foot OF
tho stairs leading to tho ball above. Capt. Lrc
advanced frat and alone. 4 m,o.ncnt aftct thu
whole squad Weni up, 4nd two minutes later they
brought down about seventy .avs men Whum they
found In tie hail. placed them hetwcsa two lines
OF police nrnict With MuRkot.. and
THE WHOLE THING WAS OVER.
Every ane III tho upper pxtt VI the building WA1
Ra<eated. One. man attempted terstsncr, but
blnw over ttte head from club which let out
lltte blood fran his forehead snbfuta lint ntqnck.
". Tic crowd, which had again drawn somewhat
Hcafcr to tho oA1lulnx. offered no resistance md
Iaaie no demonstration. Tiers was scarcrly
word 1r hoot u dehance. Evidently theEp Wzs
n0l particle OF light tn It. Tho military halted
about hslt 1l1ck from tho cntranco 10 the hall
ready for action At the word Of command. but thcE
assistance was not required; tho whois thing was
0+sr III ton minutes.
Atse! Ill had boeu gathered, tic police took MP
thelF jine Of march for Four tnufts, where tho
rrtaoneto weru lacked up In the calaboNse. Tho
return OF tho expedition Wan greeted alung the
streets With cheers ffuu, tho ptaCeab!a and Law.
abiding cillxcna. and thnrv was much epngratuls-
tl0a aud rejoicing II tho retuit
, 1877-07-28

9T. L0rls. July "7.-At yasy lAte hour last
night thu following proclamation was tssued By
tho Mayor. aud IL publlshcd this morning:
AAyok's OyEkck, 81. Lagia. Jul. 2s.-waxs4AA
The suspension Of thu business OF the riJ On
July 1871. as 41ur4od s1l~ opportunity " ali ai.
pesaet SHELF organizations ia all Vt t6c city
aetoa q e!i Cd psrsoas, which sill psrTslla
WnEExAs, aai aow fully prepared u easctuAlly end
Ill further oppasislun " tho poAcv Aa4 x1ol osdss OF
Thcrriufs l. i1eAry Oyesssos, Mayor Of the Ctsy Of
St. loaI.. direct s:ld urder - fulloss:
!. Thst the buBEcAA aud laiQSnx 1lel OF IL ClAA4eA
sxcspt .uch enroed among thc forces Il NY da
IN4A du their lAMful Occupations. aud
iclTa. fAt pr4t1,cA1c. t5u ers!ux VI Coli.
KrrxAtIpE UpOo t6e pUalc slTt<tx VI tbs CITY:
u Al LeraonA arc LFuhueI fruul il:rfieFrncs, by
,atimlds'oa " oher.!ss With t4s suplos q su..
estsbstmeats u railway. aAJ auen inteffcfeues j.
tcrrhy DECLARED " a = tho peril e tho or PR:
he force u ny dls2osz ali otraGess IL tals bshAlf
, 1877-07-28
NEW rUALACATloNk.
TIE SEASIDE LIBRARY,

Choice books 10 teuKeF tor the few only. Tho hsss
stAn1sFd nostls within Tie reach Of asery one. BoukA
l4u4J s9d feo1 o. ~ ~ given unchanged and uha.
LEiuxeIl fur ~ Saa Nv.
!. JOHN HALIFAX. 1EAT., BY Mt4a Muluck. Tx
y. JAM efKE bL charlotte btoale tDouD1s No. ~
4. a WQMAH-lIATEi, Charles 1tr &4e W ~. 4c
8. TIE HLAl.k.1SnIf.9, J4Ies TerAe'4 kAtes$- IAs
u. LAhT DAYS or HUAIkll, by HulWeS. l0e
2. ADAM uEQE. by Erqsxe Elluk tuuutla mol ~
4. THE ARUNDEL AuE1U, ky M4sS tert1 Hay. tlE
y. OLD UAYtpELTlIStHA MONET. ~ lAY3 ttcfl llAf lOs
10, TIE WOMAN IN WHITE. bY MtkIq ColInA. s0c
Il T. a Hatt1E S 1SE tIaSo kIha2s /, i; as ~
t3x A Pill SEEba or THULE by William HIAsk. M
IL THE liz kEt,ltE L. hY u fikfu tuIlt14. IN.
Il, HOAuLA, ky {Se~rse Eliot {ltD4ble NOD ~
FIEL UF lCE ID 0up itpk IY jule4 FcrRe. btN
II. HIDDEN pkHltS Ar MIR cell iiAy, 1tG
IL uAKBdkAfa HIS ROXY, ii Amelia IL Edwards TX
II. Il TENLi[ILE TENF ATiuS. Ly EhA4. Hc&1e, liz
Iii OLD EtiItIDSII1 SHOP. tf thAfHa Q1Eken4.
II, Foul II Az b Cha lrs tscAl.t
-! NAN AMI }tlFK by Nttktr IDtlinx,
=. THE SQulsE'6 LEttAtf. b Mary cectt IAJ- *
FOR EAle " I'll Aookseers alu Sc.A1eaerh " ssE1
Pos.Ako pruRAl1 w Escc!pt pf price " 4EuAIE Nun
AU. u. ~ saa u fsAdsSAtsr st.. h. I.
, 1877-07-28

BosroN, Feb, IT, 1b71.-M Il. S7<rtns, Et9. -.
DkAh SIN: About one year 4tncc | found myself in
freh!a condition fsDna general debility. Fcgetine
waH strongly recommended u me hy friend WIN
had teen much benefited By it, uso. procured
tho nFtlcIe and. after nslnK srsefz1 btles,
stored to he4lth, and discontinued !ts use. feei
qnito confident that lheEc in no mrdlrtne HnpeHoe
tu II for those complaints for which II 10 especially
prepared, aud xetil4 chaerfniy recemmend tt 10
thse who feel that theJ need s4lmothEag to reutote
them to pestect health Respectfully yours.
U. l.. lKrTkk0ILL,
Film af 8. ii. Pettepgil 4 To-,
No. 10 St4ss.st, Boston.
, 1877-07-28
Vegetine.


Stersns. EsY.-DkAn klK: ! hare bad dyspepsi&
IN it. worsl form fos tho last ten yesrs, and havs
taken hundreds Ut dollars worth Of ned!cfars
without obtaining any relief Ia September laat
commenced taking the vexcttno. s,ncs which tslno
M heAlth hss steadily tmpsoreI Ny tood diEes1s
Thsso are s.sr.i @ otss IL shis p!es asins Vsse:
tine. aud Ill hare Obtained rrlief. Yours truly.
80" TnoNAs +. M0oHk.
, 1877-07-28

A soLACE FOR THE AGED,

In the decline of life, the Y1or OF tho systcn,
KAnrs. mad 1nlrrnlttes attack It to which In ca,ly
life It Nas stranger, the nke Of a safe medicinal
stsmu1ant Ia highly atstfabc. Snthinr. ~ eIpc-
5enc: shows. II 20 admrshiy adantcd 10 the wants
Of old people ~ ltostesEerH Stomach Blttess. ii
4 scal aoaec tn the aged. and the hest safcgnard
which they ara peculiarly liable. il inrIvofatcs
the botE and cheers the mind, Es pnrc, agrecahlc
and cdteiise. llhcnmatiam. luMba4o. and CONT
OF mddie life. Iioxtettera tterr an an excellent
remedy fnr tbote painful dsanrcEa. and airo gnrtify
the sJstcm against them. They nsyes create undno
excitement arc gent in thelF action. and are In
antteIy pureF than tue nnrnedlcated stimuIants Of
commerce.
, 1877-07-28

St. Louls, JuIy .7.-.t sIs't u tho Foaf Courts
u II O'Clock revealed the fact that quiet rslRns
Throughout the city and that TIT authorities tsel
couddent that lbs cf1als u pat Three meet
1ngs wees called by tns Executive Cou1lttse Of
the WoEklagmen'4 party In dtdessns parts
Of the city tonight. but t~o Of thea, were euu..
pets iAll lFes, the spalkess tsVln. to AtpcaE mud
ehe crowds pfte$ut, Hu!rh were ama ]! soon dis.
pDtteJ Al the t1rd nrtlIn. t<ty latas csoWu
bad sAseUo1ed- hsfuEe tha alestlny oprned CAPT.
ix niafxe.s. VI tbs Fourth pl.atle1. With pastI "
, 1877-07-28

provision exfst. IN the law which fs%H that "acta
nt ff"t and tnemfc. Of I'll" state make their In
bfl'tF A. t7anEcrr wild. and tue shipper. ran come
on the county for er+ry dollars worth nj freight
destroyed hy the rf"fers. 1hr railroad companies
tlro can collect from, the county every dollar Of
their l1se II thtJ feel ~ dfsro.ed
, 1877-07-28
Vegetine
CANNOT BE IjKCELLED.

CIlA nj E~rowN.-H. n. !stre<ns-Dk4KatR: TIM
ID t0 certify thst hase useA 1nnr .Ioud Prspar-
that for -scrafuia Or cankcrou. linmor. Or llbeu.
matte affections, IL cannUt be exccIlctE: nnd
tlood pprtker and sp1iuk R,ellclnu It ID tho best
everything. eau checrfnlly recommend 1t 10 m,
ouu tn uee1 nf such \ medicine. Yours respect
fully. Ans. 4, A. 1tNHAoAx, 10 Husaell.st
, 1877-07-28

When your horse Il lame, and you llave tried
every remedy without rucces~, and you le<pat! Of
c4rIMc him. and begin 70 think Of trading him al
-tefore dining 70 obtain bottle Of TILES Itn!-
u1cnt Iodidc OF An,u,on'a. and nee IT, effects in
Or. Ei'e. likes: where III athe. remedies tall his
!. the one that nevtr dfsappontt. The doctor will
willingly nrose ard deniunstfatu Whist he suye IN
application TO him at hls oi,!cc, Sn 4ll sixth ave.
nne, New fosk. For haie hy Ill At1LgYIsss.
, 1877-07-28

The New York Herald gives the prices paid to
thc fireman and hrakemcn wbo started tic prcs-
s"e ''u"'e" ~ 49,. ".n 80.
ent rni|road strlkes Up to May Tue men were
pall a. given In tho table. and sInec then thvre
Ia. ho.,, a rcdur+ton ~ n, n.r rent m these
rates OF wages: ..
F7ren,tn. nrnktn!<n:
na'tmore nhto. II. ootl.75 S1.oo&el''o
T. baltimore .. 80. 1.73Q2. 90 1.734b1. o.
rcnnsyhsnja tNew der
teY Ilyie,up> ,,.,,,..., 1.D0A2. 10 ....... -.
Erfe ,.,........ ........ 2.:.4ap9:M !. 7h6l9 90
New York tcnifsl,,,,,.. l.6OLal.T5 1.U5Qb2. Ii
, 1877-07-28

u 1t possible there can DO anything In namct
4 Rotor explained that hta cognomcn WAS sox-
H1RVrcn, and Was promptly clpbbed by 4
"sptcial," who misconssruel the word into an
opprobrtous cplthct.
, 1877-07-28

iMa whole business might bs easily settled
Without the further sheAliugot blood by base-
Dali match between tbs authorities aa1 the
RAikess.
, 1877-07-28

Tho strikers profcssed that they intended only
to strLko the railroad companies, hut they hare
hit the whole community full in the faee, and
thncommunity thus struck will strike back, md
It will bo secn who can strike tho hartlcst-
, 1877-07-28

4khrId4 NspaseA 10 Tha 7ffbMas
WtLKEsHAAnK, Pa.. July .7.-Meetnfs Of em-
ployes about thn coal. .minea have been namsrously
held to-day. This ratlroad stFlkn Il indotsed, and
ths miners demand thst their own wager be lu.
cfeAssd ~ per crnL 9hs strikers IN al tha Roxds
here 1Ee "oEAss!Y," hut tllow no tyAtel.
, 1877-07-28

First Aobstcr-"1lo 1low tnonJ woats was thts
AA"Lss got tho tlne hu ruaucd asln ths Dootrh
n4aa aaoGei" Second Iolster-"l 4oan't know
, 1877-07-28

Now break the blockade and start tho freight
trains. II any strikers stand In ths way, let
them b bounced. This Ioulishness has lastel
long enough.
, 1877-07-28

Tbs stopping Of thu freight tralna has caused
fauins In nany ctttcs, aud the cry Is going
forth, "Brcad or blo.,4." and thu strikers who
have stopped the tralns had better stand ssIda
or bluoQ It will bc
, 1877-07-28

II 10 to be fopcd that the County Comn'fs-
stoncrs viii not hcsitatc when tho mob presents
tt8 bill for Nextraa.t'
, 1877-07-28

Tho Board Of Trade battalion can now bo
used for patroling the city while the police rest.
, 1877-07-28

Tue necessity Tor mounted police Is now
most manifest. Thurslay's work showc,, tho
efficacy Of cavalry. aud though Chicago NAV
never get up another mob, thc establishment ot
mounted force will be ap important branch Of
the service under any circumstances.
, 1877-07-28

Ohio concentrated her nab clement BY hold
ing Democratic Convention.
, 1877-07-28
address to ihr emplnyr.. thanking them for re nan
Ing faithful u, the Cnmnanv.

IMPORTANT,

6t~rtdf fatrdfrh u TAt 7rtsstns,
Ptr1strRn, July oS-1 40 a. ma dispatch
jHst received hctn from Altoons, "a,
says fonr trains ef soldiers parsed through
that place yeatcrday evening" meeting
with no oppositun. At Cambria (ttv
west Of tohnstown the third train was wrecked by
rnfsp,aced switch and the mob dred upon thu
aulaitrs. killing and wound1nR pevc,al Five ot
the rioters wetc aEreptcd. Tho ro1dtcfH had ten
pieces Of artillery and two Calling Rupa. They
were en- r0uto to fittAhurg.
, 1877-07-28

! 1t Ia gratifying to hear that the Board Of
| Foreign Missions ts doing we'll.
, 1877-07-28
PENNSYLVANIA.


-vr,,.e,vr@,r
AoD y Ae<'
THE ALTEhSA1YE.
'"hc71 ofspotea 70 ~ 7o'fHe'
PtTrsHv''7. Pa. July 21-2:'}o p n.-1he mftf'
tatJ hare received ardese tn more tn haf hour.
Tho Fourteenth. Eighteenth. and N1nctecnth sest-
mcnt. State tiuntfls. together with 40 regulars,
arc now under arm.. Tne intention IL to ..art
trs,n, m ihc " west pcnn. ,ix.nia i,oas onr la.
~ u".. u" ~. "er. fe"hh5''"H'a h"a.' HoF. s.aE'
usnt' anu "e1f' Hahcock arc exnce'ca from 'latfN'
Vile every moment. 1t Il believed the strikers
,,,t. thJ, st-",.,h ~ s,i.o. s,,., 1.,,,. s.o.d.
49,, 49," wv s.a,.:.n. 49, o'%e. ~. 49,.
In Allegheny.
THE rHoPEH1r SURRENDERED.
c..,..f r.,..,.. :. ~. T.,A,,..
n..'., ~" '',,t ,s," ~ ,.',," @ .r,
tH'"''ns. tA't ""iJ J@'-hscn'nE'-4" nc 'ol'o"'
1n3 u reliable; Hcfofc ordering tho sroopa to
march. t4en. Joseph brown, accompanied hy tey.
.ta' lepsea 70 'ae on.eF aepot NJ
~, ~ - ".s'o ,soa'' M" nc9t eoHsultes'on
with Inc ftrlEerr. lie told them that the shcrta
tsfured the % ,a,lt,arY Womb ne ,nme;,t.,e,, M n.. @
,v,tn,t th.m thut th.x h.d -" ,ian, =. n,.~...
otier. from working; and thst they had better
hand over the properly Of tho hai1roaa 'onpany to
rnuai rmn,p,t S.x.rot ~ thn x,,iLo.. .sn,,.a
49, 49, 49,. ss ss .s.e.a. " .uo sAe1s 1epHeu'
one 1"a .onftess MADE ia~a 70 ol'pfers them.
sa'a IVY "e.u htn.E 'or btca" 'os tae's
ruuld tukc tie rtcht rlcv of tbr controvrr.r md
help them to obtain their rjrhta The rt,ikers
wrr- ncrfrct,v ord.r1x 7h.x r,,,os.LI ., .n..,ta.
e lsy ..sJ P1oP'eoo ~ ApF''u'
acom'nlsee 10 cohiet Win the c,titehs ana rail-
road officers, but Gen. brown told them that the
xu,r ,r svr,v, rupx ,vn r,.,,
Finally thr strikers arrecti 10 turn nYcr tha rail,
ruad nfouery 10 lien. iir1wn. but rail thrT rGuid
ronltnuc liz etrike. which ti.ey Wnrr inf,rmei
they lad twrtrct rtght ia do II tiiey wl-hrI.
Gen. l5town Ut once communicated tb,s infprma.
tim 10 III j. II. Living. t;enerni Manager al fhr
Titt.nuru. Fart W.xnn 4 i:h,csrn ns1iroas ,rhn
III .ssnn,.,I cnn&rnI ~ ths rnaI md -,,t s'mnr
raw commence ncnJ,ng out freight trains on thia
mr.
This conclusion nm the mart nf the strikera on
tbtn rna NAV IL rrsnr,ird a. yistpni .ctttemsnt
~ ths 1nem IN h.xc ~ r,.n""JcH ~' '''""' '"e'"'
S ~ Tuy mxty rntyc,ptr
for ,,b,rb thr sfstc r"nn,x mi r.t,,o1d sr+ho+.
jtIcs hsye bc,n cvn.endIns: ths sl.oIute controI
an ~ ht IL ~ a
, 1877-07-28
VEGETINE

Prepared By
II. II. STEVENS. Boston, Mass.
Vegetine ia Sold by All Druggists
, 1877-07-28


Tbs Philadelphfa Tia.<s nays Den Wade Ia
fnventtng new systen OF probably Tor use A. tho
Cleveland Convention next Week.
President Eliot, of Hnrvard, says that pa
rents who want ecctaran educstion for their sons
must br careful not 10 send them to Harvard.
The Austrian Government would not nllow
commemorative servtcea Of The death Of John
Ilusa to 10 held In Prague. Father ltyac,nsic wxs
to have spuken on tho occasion.
Schuyler Crosby has received in Italy the
frst.c,aes medal OF tho United States Gorcrn-
ment fo hts gallant conduct In saving several Ircs
fron, the wreck Of tho Mohawk yacht lsat year.
There aro many explicit directions ~ to
what fellow should do when IN doubt, hut the
average inIAhitant Of San Francisco rocogntxos
but QUO Of them. When In doubt 10 kills China.
tnah.
Jndse Taft, OF Ohio, has authorized tho
announcement that he will, under no clfcsnf-
ntaucee, accept nomination for Governor thlA
year. lii taw business demands bis exclusive at
ttnt1op.
Gail Hamilton allows one Of her charactcrd
in her new bo0k--'+ Fifat Lore Is 1tost TO Cse
the nck. .namc Of ''Old lied santntono" to college
pscsllent whom tho fnatpsndtns Identifies ~
President seclyo.
DR.. Woo:scy, OF Yalo, used to speak Of
s'tho geomctttcat ratio Of sin, and tho Now York
Ertnlaa Post thinks tho term ts peculiarly de-
scrpiro of tho Rise nnd progrcss Of tho I4lo Riots.
Dut huw about their snbsldcncet
Judge Luci.rane, of Neorgia, Ia reported to
lase maae 'n'a p.sny tu'nat~ VI .ae ou41e uou''o'
""'a' tohsen.u" ~ '.o n!S. a.s y. ~" n'ss
l,'s tao toh.ent!on Ape,'1"su .ae ~
.nn se9"na IT. ,nua u ~ ,.,.," A"1 VI 'ae
'"''a - te"""'~'.o ~" 3''"''sa.''
No.wt.hh.a.'u,ng .na e1e''s.len' ~. VI t.oS.
oaJ I'll. ~" to.H ,'o"s9 sAusus y" u.'a" ~.
,a'nssls w s"a' s"a ..s, .'I. '''.. ~.
sso'es "As reu"''e. ena p.'oAas t"H W nv
e!atse u .1.ana .!a".'"'ens p.!'e"'s' , ~
i''"' ''s ""'sa n' il"' '"'' 'esH A'fo'tea'
Oaxton selected na tho books hist to DO
dlgnihct In print In England those he supposed the
people most acstfod. Tho drst book, printed Just
4oo years aso' was 'Ihe uane and f!a1c ot
e1es"' No"' 1e'''lNs 1s'' 4's'eFr"11"'' -, ~,
""u'a Do o'oS vi s'oo"'' VI pa'o'oA''
Chsef-Justtce AGnow+ OF tAa supreme
Court OF Pennsylvania, has bccn fned SEQ by a
Jstlcc of tho Peace, near rlttsbnrE. for shooting
game out uf scasou. Soma of tho game In TINT re-
glon, the dfsinterostcd observer will ba likely to
taink. cannos well be shot ''oat Ut season.
4 member of the Boote,y of tho Cincinnati
remarks that 1t Is ycry queer, aud perhaps very
outrageous. that Gen, iadesu should have worn
tbo badge or that Society In London, It Is believed
hi IL not IN mcmber. ut suy rate. he IL not known
10 any Of the societies Il, thu Eastora States al.
thouoh bia naranta residn in Nnw York.
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IN Inc a"n'feton tapHaf &oft OF fao!e, acseftp-
,rn. 1Jaye. II doc. mi e1Ictt tbn encoml,,o,s or
lhe Now York lrorld and hence must bo pretty
round l,enubl,csn octrlnp. II it IL tough rcsdlnx.
Tho ssro wsy to Iud.e # ia tho es,teat.
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rightly, bnt IL was sumrthIn1 like Two HIM
,lhrcd. lie may a. we'll have 1vc hundred, Int
tho bu1 was tnn srl1ual1. nc careful. Mistlcr
11oaAn. fhtn wo put hin, mp again, to hare
1argrr box, fer he Is the wufktn' nuns 1ttn1."
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Kc~p sells thu l.e%t aud ctacNpe4t ahfrts In
The world: atAo cnliars, c!rKsnt .tylts, hcnt
quality, 81. 20 per dox, six for TIC. LII Madison
streeE
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For C.tarrh and Hay Fever use letters
uneq,a]cd French catarrhl Cuee." Trial anfi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10
WHEELING DANDY MORNING. NOVEMBER lO lsr

eelyO q common school education, which
10 sufficient for all the ordinary purposea
of life. Tho people Of the county owe
much Of this needed improyemSnlin their
educational condition 10 the Republican
party, under the leadership Of good
Governor Plerpoint," a. you frequently
and aptly call him.
The Circuit Court OF this county has
now been In seallOn over three weeks and
Is still 10 session, and may 90 continue
until the frat or second day Of next week.
Twenty days Of lie time were taken up
with the trial Of Carl Cartwright, charg.
ed with the murder Of Lew Starkey, Az
the public has been made familiar with
the main facts which resulted In the 40.
quittal oil Cartwright, j shall not repeat
them here. ! beg leave to state, however,
that the cheers, which rang out Ia the
Court House when CartwriRhta Jury an.
nouheed verdict Of mot guilty" came
from boys and women who happened to
DO present at the time, but who had not
been attending the trial and knew but
very little about the merits Of the case.
Those who attended the trial atlentiyely,
and made themselves familiar with the
evidence pro and con, were much sur.
prised when the jury found the pritOner
mot guilty; though, I must not forget to
add, no wrong was imputed to the juryby
any one. The cunning Of lawyers, not
the law and facts, saved young Cartwright
from spending the remainder Of his dGyI
In the penttentiary.
In the case Of Thompson, Union sol.
der, charged With killing Ice, rebel, in
1864, Judge Lewis decided that It should
be taken to the United States Court
that his Court had no jurisdiction In the
matter, &. So ends case which has ex.
cited great deal OF interest for the last
year. The United States Court will, Of
course, discharge Thompson, as no evil
IDENTIFY killed Ice while he C'rhompIon)
was United States soldier in the line Of
duty, and while Marion county, 10 which
the deed was committed, was subordinate
TO the military-not the ciyil-authority.
On last Saturday afternoon, the 81
inst, the Davis Light Guard" com.
manded by Capt. FL. Moore, paraded our
streets, presenting quite fine and war.
like appearance. Alter marching up the
street aud down the street, facing right
and facing left, they marched out Of town
short distance for the purpose Of psao.
tioing tarsetshooting, with view to
going 10 your city on the G9lh inst,
Thanksgiving Day, to Join the Mathews
Light Guards. In fighting sham battle.
PHILIP.