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For the Black HilIss

And the recently discovered gold mines in
the Big Horn Mountains Go by the way
of DENVER, Cheyenne and the great KAN
sAs PACIFIC RAILWAY. Remember, DEN
YER and heyenne are the principal outfit
ing points for the mines, and the SAFEST,
MOST DIRECT and MOST FREQUENTLY TRAvEI-
Ed route to CUsrEE CITY, DEADwooD and
the Big Horn country, is ria Cheyenne and
Fort Laramie.
For the San Juan Mines,
Take the Kansas Pacific Railway at
Kansas ity or LeavenwOrth for Denver,
where close connections are made with the
Denver and Rio Grande Railway for Colo
RADIO Springs. Pueblo, Ell Moro, Del NOrte,
Lake City, Silverton and all points in the
San Juan county. By taking this old
favorite line, the ''K. P, you can stop
over in Denver and visit the old establish
ed mines and smelling works in its vicini-
ty, an advantage every one interested in
mining can readily appreciate.
The Rocky Mountain Resorts
And wonderful Mineral Springs of Colo
RADIO never lose their interest to the Tour
ist, and the benefits to Invalids are magi-
cal and never-faiGng. The way to reach
them is by the great Kansas Pacific Rail
way.
Pullman Palace Cars through to Denver
without change. Lowest rates guaranteed
to all points. Maps, Circulars, &c, giving
full information, cheerfully furnished by
addressing General Passenger Agent, Kan
sas Pacific Railway. Kansas City, Mo.
febSm11
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Clark LytIe and Edward Ellis.
COMMITTEE on VOCAL Music.

MI. JOhus II. DOBBeLJy w . d. HeTrOnJ y. h,
DOggett, Ellis Pence, C. B. Moore, n. W. Cha
ney, Misses Sue Mullenix, Grace Gardner, Ella
Baile Gertrude Tucker, Maria Harman, Jen-
ME Barry, Bessie Wilson; Mesdames J. B.
Heron, Geo. Fuller, R. T. HOugh, II. S. Scar
borough, J. s. Shaw; Mr.. J. S. Shaw.
COMMITTEE on FINANCE.
C. S. Bell, R. T. H Ough, Capt. Schwartz,
Col. D. Noble.
COMMITTEE on GRAFTON.
Capt. DeBruin, Col. Trimble, Col. Glenn.
COMMITTEE on ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Lieut.. shipP, Lieut.. Woodrow, Mayor
Stevenson.
COMMITTEE on PLACING GRAVES.
J. W. DOggett, J. W. Patterson, J. N.
Hughey.
COMMITTEE OF CLOSING BUSINESS HOUSES.
Col. T. A. Walker, Maj Ed. Mullenix, Capt.
Jos. Hiestand.
COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The two military companies will be under
the command of Col. David Noble of the 18th
0. Reg't. The veterans of this place will be
under the command of Capt. J. L. Hill. All
citizens are respectfully invited tsg5ake part in
the ceremonies. The business men are respectful
ly requested to close their place of business from
l, to o'clock p. NJ, The column will move
promptly at I o'clock from City Hall.
All the committees will meet in City Hall
Tuesday evening, May 22d, at o'clock.
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Wlllll can't be made by every agent every
AuJll month IN the business we furnish. but
lNJITIT those willing to work can easily earn
y y y y dozen dollars a day right in their
localities. Have no room to explain
mere; Business pleasant and honorable. Women,
ana ooys and girls do as well as men. We will
1urnlsn you complete Outfit free. The business
pays better than anything else. We will bear ey
pense Of starting you. Particulars free Write
ana see. Farmers and mechanics, their sons and
ua1ghtersI and all classes in need of paying work
az nome, should write to ms and learn ali about
the work at once Now is the time. Don't deIov
Address TRUE CO., Augusta, Maine.
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DECORATION DAY.

In conformity to the call published in the
HiIlsboro GAZETTE and Highland News, the
citizens of Hillsboro assembled at the Court
House and organized by choosing Major Ed.
MulIeniE as Chairman and Capt. John Mat
thews as Secretary. The object of the meeting
was then stated by the Chairman to be the
decoration of the soldiers graves on the 8Oth
day of May, 1877.
The following Committees we're appointed
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COMMITTEE on FLOWERS

Mesdames John A Smith, W. 0. Collins,
VIM. Scott, A. F. Evans, Caroline Miller, John
Reckley, Moses Willett, Wm. C. Barry, James
W. Patterson, Erskine Carson, W. S. Patterson
R. 7. HOugh, J. B. Heron, B. R. Shipp, Ed.
Mullenix, Hardin Roads, Jos. C. Woodrow,
Wm. Schwartz, E. NJ. DeBruin, 7. A. Walker,
W. J. McSurely, Rev. Bail, Lucien Clark, J.
W. Weatherby, W. T. Bowen, W. 7. Bowers,
J. W. Klise, J. N. Hughey; Misses Grand
Girard, Bessie Wilson, Maggie Wilson; Mes
danes Col. Cook, Philip Kramer, Silas Parker,
S. F. Steel, J. K. Pickering, Walter Pugsley,
J. ]. Pugsley, VIM. Gregg, W. B. Hardacre, F.
F. Kibler, F. W. Armstrong, II. W. Spargur,
J. D. W. Spargur, Jas. C. Quinn, Al. Glascock,
L. Detwiler, Sloane, J. N. Boyd, J. NJ. HE
stand, J. H. Richards, C. H. Collins, J. L.
Hill, T. G. HOggard, H. S. Foraker, N. Rock
hold, C. B. Miller, H. S. Huggins, J. S. Shaw,
Mary B. Fenner, Jennie Stevenson; Misses
Emma Shipp, Mesdames Geo. B. Gardner; J
R. Marshall, J. L. BOardman, B. T. johnson,
Ezra Stevenson, Josiah Stevenson, H. S. Full
ertOn, A. g. Matthews, Joshua Woodrow, W.
r. Smith, Helena Barry, Z. L. Ferris, W. NJ.
Meek, R. S. Quinn, W. H. Glenn, B. J. Harris,
J. Schilly, Jno. A. Trimble, jr., Jas. Brown,
J. NJ. Dumenil, Geo. Richards, John Bowles,
John COnard, II. Strain, L. A. Mutton, Jas.
Clark, JOS S. EIlifritz, L. II. Dill, Geo. Boise,
Ben. F. Clancy, Asa Hayes, J. L. West,
Sam1. Evans, C. S. Bell; Misses Grace Gard
ner, Callie Shepherd, Ella Bale, Cora Patter-
son, Bertha S. Reckley, Kate L. Parker, Mat
tie Patterson, Alice Bell, Ida Clark, Lille
Smith, Ella Willett, Jennie Scott, Kate Trim
Bile, Ella Patterson, Minnie Cook, Maggie Pat
tersOn, HaIlOway, Lizzie Holmes, Alice Am
brOse, Annie Patterson, Jennie Scott, Emma
Mullenix, Jennie Parker, Jennie Barry, Jeu-
ME Harris, Eva Hill, Lucy Read, Ella Read.
For want of room we cannot print all the
names, but all the ladies in town and vicinity
are desired to partake and are invited to do so.
COMMITTEE on INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Clark Lvtle and Edward Ellis.
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DIR. A. EVANS.

9JIE6 n ID tdgt,
once Corner Main an high Streets, up stairs, over
Evans Ferris's Bank. ALL WORK WAR
RANTED.
February 9, lSI1. febsyl'
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Eastward Ho!O

According to promise, we make a
few extracts from Mr.. David Bailey's
new book, heretofore mentioned in
Ot7Y. columns.
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Marietta, the oldest city in the State, was laid
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HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMpANi's LINE
III Tor Plymouth, Chcrbourg and Hamburg.
uERDER March 10 FitlSlA. March 20
WiEIAN March ~ CIMB April )
Rates of passage /, Plymouth London Cherbourg Ham
bu ~ nil points IN England FIRST CaJin. 300 gold;
Second CABIN, $50 gold; Steeragc. $50, currency.
kuNIARDT u CO., G. Is. RICHARD u BOAS
General Agents. General Passenger Agents,
VI Broad It,. n. Y. VI Broadway. N. y
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COAsTWIsE srEAMsHIPs.


T. :ains I.s% S Ss,sa v; S;..a.,. rna-
days saturdays NJ. connecting with the virsnis
r1S ' ohio s'S
sss S.wS nss to and So,;n So
1nesday Thursday and saturday connecting
v %srr 9s M sas bss saa
and s Of sdns to all points at
lowes sa.es Insurance. Norfolk cent.
a %sh'1 fssss s pier HS5s WV
PAcIFIo MAI ssrkAl Sn hAs4 tHsns TRANSIT
70; zGG ALsS,sNbsHifisa cbLuMBIA osESos. Re-
For s s"F s Rss 'So' S'ns ra6s
s%fls Essf
g is a..s IS
Steamship AUSTRALIA ,nv 70 Wednesday, Anron %
svss s. G pier uaa. T.
DloNEER LINE AUSTRALIAN PACKETS. EsTAB-
L shed is52o mecnanics do'nestic servants laso,ers
south Wales approved emigrants carried to Sydney:
asSy ID ~ oaS e ISo 81 with.
NJ v. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL SIS LINE.
ySa 'f i " S0f; Dk kys1 at
CITY CITY OF oE KEW KEW Marsh
CITY, FOX Or VERA oKuz And SjEW osIESA u.s.,
:s,: Ss,sS "a ss
for Vera Cruz and all the above ports.
For ire ight or passage apply to
r. ALEXANDRE& SONS 81 aud 33 broadway.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
IN These first class will sail ut T. NJ from pier
ID North River foot OF Cedar ST. for Havana direct. us fol-
CLYDE. Saturday, March ~
For freight pasge. having unsurpassed accommoda
' WM T. CLYDE h CO., No. Bowling Green.
MCCLELLAN. LuLINu CO.. Agents In Havana
NIORGAN'S LINES TO NEW ORLEANS AND
Nl will sail pier SO North River.
8 Iollows:-- -
For New Orleans direct Texas reisht there
Morgans Louisiana and Texas Raroad Tor Morgan CITY
thence per Morgan's to Texas ports Through
bills fading signed Ill pon the Mississippi ktver
Mobile, galveston ndianoa. Corpus Christie Rockport,
Braxos Santiago Brownsville and all points the Gal
weston Harrisburg and San Antonio, Houston and Texni
Central International and Great Northern Texas Pacific
and railroads. Freghts for ST. Mays and
Fulton landed ut kockport
Rates for Antonio freight via Cuero Marion route
must be designated on shipping receipt
be effected under policy OF the line
To New Orleans. per cent: to Texas ports. per cent
For freight further information apply to BOGERT q
MORGAN. Agents; Office pier 80 North River.
IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN.
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NATIONAL LINE PIERS NOS. II AND 81 N. r.
IN FOR LONDON
FOR oUEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL. ~ ave
Egypt March "a. II England sat- April 7, 1890 NJ;
issued ut very low Company's Offices 60 Broadway
f, w. j. HURST, Manager
, 1877-08-10
The Inst Siege hf Gibraltar.


The most mcnl :'Eabst. III su,ne respects. OF
a}! the f.,artcen stegrs ~ which GIbFaltar l'as
becn subjected was thc lust, called the ''vreat
wIieh began IN tna ycar i7iV Tho fa.1lous tlri,..
Elliott wns commander ot t4u furtrcss. S..ult,
III all(aneo With Frasce ind MoEo;ro. en-
dcayorc1 10 surprise Gibraltar; hut
sD IT. bt i've ,o In gr
Tho encu'y's forcs was II. .oI,. Iae siege began
by tbs lluekailng Of tho ts,st,. anl
s,'np vs. foIM:1 , a. saa Roags With ihs ss:x;.
tioytIn>r resolved 10 opeu Ilrc upon his besleg-
ers, lady III the glrrisun fired thu isyt shut.
Never tlnl s'eEe-~ar rage moro fMrfoasly taau
did this for yearly three Years. The .garrtson
triei upon himself lho experiment Ut
living upoa fur OUNCES ot riru dsy
for week. Exciting stories arc told of tho
With provisions, anl of tue storms wl'!rh
threw weaeonc wsxl a1al cork within
reaeh Of tito beslcgri. Tho rock ut uns time
would surely have bccn taken had il not been
captured u a,uall iieet ot spanish war-shlps
and lncrshantulea, ad, .lcarue the strait of be-
slvgers, brought lis pEixes into port. Hut ala
danger was nas yet aycrted; Gibraltar vas assain
bloskad<ai; ssufvy brvke out ia thu garrison,
ships. The eucuy c:eit vtosvr mid closer
10 tho fortrcss, but ieliri corin; every
HOW and then cnab1cel tho English
&till to hold out. The bolsbarIments were fear
ful 10 endure. ''Tnc eity WIS nlulost destroyed; !;
seatIrIy house h4b,table, un1 thosu left staud-
Ing pleFrvd W slut aud she'll" AZ one ttnae
the desperate garrison frll " plumber
inE u. tas .ht town; Elliott IT, shut 9 the lead"
1uil OF terrific coluoats and trlhtfu psiyatIons,
GUIDED BY the aual abandonment VI thu Siege
early iu l7sl II in that year tho EuslisA had
tbeir Au4crieau colonies, they ha,l At Ieast tIe
consolation that Gibraltar was still thclGs,
, 1877-08-10
STRIKE ECHOES.
Rumors OF a Renewal Of Railroad
Troubles in Ohio.
Nome Of Which, However, Appear to
Be Worthy Of Credit.
The Scranton Middle Becomes q Little
More Complicated.

PESSSYLv4tS1A.
stcta' rt,patcA 10 Tae Tribune,
W1lEEsnaRRE, pa., Aug. 9.-At NOON to-tlhy
therr arrived from scranton the thrty.cfght
Slg,lants. composed Of businessmen, who
4uelIcti the NOUS In that city IN Aug. !. killing
three ripters, and whom the Coroner's iurr gus
ter.lay returned All Indictment of guilty oi Will
ful murder. They we're In the custody of
Dct,uty :1scriT, u.nler thu escurt o! et,.npany
Of military. as irars were entertained that vit-
lenrt might b" attempted utso them, all hetEg
tfrcate.gt with ccrtai:i death wllencscr oppor.
tun1ty offers. On arriving tn Nslkcsharrc they
aplunrrd before AID. Parsons, where cotr-
tsat HaA ntatt that tic t.nroness fnt!eat ltsil
f,isni them Kutv Vi tl';. wlinl anti itlonoas
killing ~ atnte htattti. whtrtupoN warsants
wcrc Issued, at'd, on wavsaE,u hearing, the en-
tIru party wsr, committed to the cu.tHty If the
e1'cf,ft. Wr1ts Vt hnt"as coru4,s f,asc Aren is
suts. whicl, viii be heard bcfuse Judge jat!a fo-
niuvInw. They were accompanied hr tlt' Alashr
and X large number nj the solid inest OF scran-
to:l, whO sett prepared TO ~ bail tosnr ntnulIt!.
| required. The arrest waa u precautionary
,GI.t.t to ;r,,tert tett Iron. .tI,c h,lnplttzcrs
Il, the Atsikers il, seyatton. INT s.hesin rs c'ss-
! ttnjy IA inc.rty nominal.
%.st = fiE ,:th fa re 7rsHhs.
FirTsEuKu. Pa.. Aug. t.-1lsFtc large labor
! meetings wsIe held III this city and t'lct!Mny
t'Elg.t, cHcta eciI. nt1a4crnely attended,. The
ta!sts A.li iaroriH.s .fccia legislation tor tl':
wurkiu- class. S&sne III til: speakers expressed
Cu1nMunis1ic riCwE, which wsrG received with
loud demonstrations ol satisfaction. There
werr to breaches III the ncage, anu the lneetsuy
| bruke up a. Il seaspnaaIe hour. TIL: belief IL
freely expressed teniglt that t!H ailHT''sicnt
will r.sult III The fyr1nAtiun OF distinctive
labor party ,n th, sLstg for participation In lie
11fl cAmpilrn.
| SCRANTON, Aug. 9.-Hnv. 11ariranf', staa,
mil fhuc n1slIa arrived to-day. The militia ~
to WlEkcss,arre fl tt. ,norring to take tic 'Tt.
nrsses a:;ainst tho Ftc!lants. Aid. .a!ar ilas
tern notified to ~ to WllhcsbIrsu 2cislI a Wit
| ntests. lie claihs hts Cuf,Ealtnlttit to tiit
County jul Is vtid. anu now the witnesses are
rcquisrtl at Wilkcshzrse.
, 1877-08-10
FIRES.

IN SAN FHtANLtHLUs
San FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-About p. m. hfe
broke out In stable In tho blocks bounded by
Drunlm, East, Merchant. auil Warrington
streets, and bcforo it WAS got under control
swept the cntiro block to tlIr city front; also,
the north half Of the block between Clay and
Merchant, and tho south half of that between
Washington anu jackson streets: rho space
was snustlv covered by franc buildings VI little
yAluc, uttupicd hs etabaes, small manufacturing
establishments, saloons, sailor boarstlng.holtses,
small EEoGercs, etc, anti the Individual Losses,
though very numerous. arc mostly small. On
ttlt hotltl, side Of Merchant street large brick
building, occupied by Heath, Gallup Il Co.,
ehip-ella.ditre, anil Jtlft Mo'loy, produce cOn-
tnissinn nlcrelia,t With tho Aal-iutts ri Harding
j. l'rrs't. AMI e.. G. Fnnks, cntailct1 quite
large loss: uni MorsshcasI d Mckune, ptupsic-
tors Of the stable i'll which the ilre originated,
lose About t.UN0fu III llay, llve stuck, cLc. Twcn-
ty 10 thirty head Of horses mud cattle wero
buried.
the building. at tile Ferry stips were in I'M
th8 ttrasn tuIe lscs.,le aud sllttn Nritfitb,
which E1. .tatana III them. The tot4l loss NAV
pVssltIEy nggl ekale StID U,H but II Is itnpussi.
t;c a, ptcscut to learn the details, ow1ug to tho
gfGut HuiilteE 0f small establishments de-
tr"tGu anil the loss t4lay prove much less. ILL.,
suran,G light.
An n,utn.c crowd gathered, but the police,
uiued Dy members Vi the Safety COMMITTEE,
who volunteered fur tic OCCASION. preserved Or.
der, closed tile streets to gtEc t'.a rcineil FREQ
plny. hnt nn disturbance u:ctrrcd. By IL
oelptk tut fire, though still raging fcrrefy Ia
f,sles Ut roal nnl hay. was entirely under cun-
tro.
SAa FRANCISCO, AuE. p,-The los. by last
TLc Insurance IL believed by tue u,n!er*rtcrs'
| AsausInttts, IL be $1,000, mostly In bnali
| amounts ns1ung Eastern companies. The IRE
| Is now thought to have hecn iilcr,ld!ary.
, 1877-08-10
THE CHAUTAU0UA REfoRMeRs.

FA1nrotsT. N. r. Aug. 0.-'rhe usual CON-
ference Of Normal classes, truck and Hebrew
c1asscs, and ether regular uxrrtiscs Ut the
Chautuuqua Assembly were held this morning.
The weather. II lno auu tho attendance Is III.
erca4iiIE.
At II o'clock, Joseph Cook delivered hts lcct.
uru OIL " "Ccrtxiat1cs In Religion" liz claimed
that there nru thrcp things from which wi ctu-
not csclpu: our own nature. G.d, asil our rcc-'
urd; thAt these things constitute our uualtcrn-'
biz cnyfIunttCnt whilu We continue to t1st III
this wurll a,ll this next. According tu Spencer,
what we lleed i1ust Il haflnonixat!on with our
environment What is scientifically knnwt,
therefore, ~ llaralonizati0n with rOnse1erce,
uo4I. anil our record. II the uuateEable natural
condition of .,eacc Of soul.
SERVICES III nlct,ory Df tho ate ?. T. Bliss will
bu held tu-l,.usfuw evening.
, 1877-08-10

BALT1noi sg, Aug. 9.-tlov. Carroll has Is.
sued pro. lamatlon commanding all persons
obstruetlng Legitimate traycl upou the Cllesa-
peake l. Ohit Canal tu df*pcrsc at once, and
calling upon III law.abh!lnE c1tixcns to all thu
authorities tn the arrest OF pcrsous engaged In
rsotipg and shs destruction os property.
The regulars anil militia went to Slr Johns
Run to-day anl rlssed tho blockade Of tho Chcs.
apcakc Il unh, caEai, arresting uinc ohstrur-
tlul,tsts, inrf.nta Y tho rfngieaders.
russr,aatcr-t;& ncral key, IN u letter to PresL-
dent tfarrrtt, Vi: the Baltimore Il Quo Kailroa
thanks lin !os Il ,e clcfGy, nrttyity, Ai, prompts
uets, unllrr the circumstances, with whttt tho
'.sa'ls were tr4nsn ,rtea oYsr. his railway lines
during the late SIT lkcs and riots.
, 1877-08-10

INDICATIONS or AN IMPROVED CONDITION or
AFFAiHs IN THE Ito GAANpE NKuloN.
Sptcfal ntspasea sa i..e Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c. Aug. 0.-The visit OF
Gen. Benayiles to Sun AntonIo, to which very
brief reference has boon made In dispatches
from Texas, Is considered nh event oi moro than
usual Interest, Gen. BenavIdcs Is ono OF tho
few prominent Mcxisans who rcai!y show somo
Of the characteristics vi statcsmaushlp. lIo
has held high positions IN tho sfexIcan nliny,
md both Trcvino md Escobedo have served
under him. During tho last sir Or seven ycara
he has resided In New York, but Inns recently
visited President LILAC to receive instructions IN
regnrl tu thu mission which ha ID now I,crforl-
tng. That mission IL to rtsit tue line OF tic Rio
ural,de and ASCERTAIN from actual observation Of
the condition Ut things to what cxtent thu
United 6tases hare suffered from 1Hdlan raids,
null report to the Central Government. Gen.
Dcnayidss has already lad several satisfactory
interviews With ueu. Ord, mud Ii Ut the opinion
that the true solution Ut tho yc1ed Mexican
question Is to bo found In tho cultivation md
extension Of our commercial relations. Ha Is
no way disposed to palliato tho offcnses OF thu
Ltpxns, with whom fis has bad Iattics III pro-
tecton Of Mexican citizens In former days. In
selecting this representative man OF tho element
TINT IL disguised TO cultivate friendly relations
with tho American people, President Dtaz has
Furnished an eylllrpca Of ll2 sblity 10 maiptlin
la very difficult position. Thv latest rcposts
iron tho !.io Gra.lde border arc to the elect
TINT thu unitgd etntcs troops arc being used
ycry vigorously to prevent hostile incursionl by
LuEtloIAts from Tex4s Into bieateo. ucl. Ord
Is also making efforts to arrange thu border
troublce by securing thu e1tradition of the
IipaMs Iudiat,s. Negotiations looking u this
eul are now IN progress, with Eoou prospects Ut
$lrlr SUCCESS,
, 1877-08-10
OBITUARY.,

Sp~clal h<,r..eA to 7A< 7deune,
Rl'ErSGriEtu, ILL.,, Aug. 0.-Dan!cl Harlow,
fk.tter Vi Secretary of State H4rlow, died ut
!lih no,'s esislcnre here carly tAia nlurnng at
the u!ye Ut ii.
HANOVER, y. H., Aug. 0.-Alphcus .. Cros-
BY, !'r,tes'ur of Surgery at Dartmouth. and
lstofcssor Of Anatomy ut Bel1eyns Hospital,
New ynrk, .liru tllss afternoon, after an illness
Ul two days.
, 1877-08-10

Sgsctd{ INx,Aifch 10 1Af IfIAtthfs
JoLtEr, Ill, Aug. "a dispatch wns received
here to-lay frUtu st. I.uuis st4tny that sa,uc!
Fcntri until recently an esnplOyu uf thu dotiet
1ialilng-At!llt, who left tlIls city on Saturday
l.a.t, layitg obtained !. situation in the Vulcan
Iron Works. at Casondllct, Mp.. lad hccn ,nur.
dcresl by the strikin. heaters Of thut es.ablIall
incnt. NV men have t,ccm employed In ptasc
VI tile ttr:ktrs, utnl Mr. Fcnt:cl was e1lgaysl rs
foreman. Seycra! Vi the strikers. It alleged,
Rcized f'entrri nnt ti,s"sf flItn into thu rtytr,
llttIug lis l.casl under watcr Until lilo was cx-
,tiavt.
Sp<cfu! fH.paich to 7ae Tr.ouns.
.tnltrT, H., Aug N.-1hc twst rotup1nits Gf
militia that haye hccu stationed as br,iiNrHf
slntc the occupation VI tsE,t lsarn l'y Gct,.
Uucut were ustlcr.A lh,nc to.iay, and the town
II now' relieved Ut Ita cmrFieofi. Stx.r e"Iortl
thincrs irlt there "p thy wifh.tr'wu! o' t!.e
trool-, on.l itD ArrEe3. Several lilnt!FeI more
Are expected IN Il few .iuys.
s,''''s! nisva.ts. In Ths T'fbaa<.
srnlsoz,.L,., H., Aug o.-Clar!cs TIL: and
4. Tankstry, ot sfua1t Ecrto:a, ciIalE,sl With
Lul,Is Il southeastern 1saF''ad, wrrr brought
here to-day fut Il preliminary hcHriRH beIusr
United stalct Commissioner Adams, but owing
To tho al'scnrc Of w!treshest tho examination waa
postponed until tttlnorF,N.
Six of thr Crbann ttriktFs. prisoners tn jul
here. 70 tonight ~ Champaign County tn
hcryv nit thu talance Ut lhctr scilirnte
there, the SAngatnon jul bel.f;, t,ycrr:owuc,i.
GETTING AL0SG HIGHT LIVERY.
Speefai n The tfnet"nlh 0s-ttt<.
P11rsnUKG. Aug. IA nrrtnG vi the Work
ingmen's purity ut AlleGhauy to-nt4ht was Ut
tended by 2,U0o pcr.ui.s. The sentiments were
decidedly Commun;slic in character, capital MT
t'ci,g recognized ~ huvng nny rights. Thu
resolutions declare that oil rA!lroa:la, tclce.apla
ctt.. should be fnunaccl By tho tiovrr,.1lent, NIL
1luf tartE.. concerns 10 be controlled ty t;
4t,fn ~