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and re.enact section Q Of chapier so and
section no Of chapter $50 Of the acts Of
1928, in relation 10 bail in criminal
cases" was read second time, and on
motion Of Mr.. Adams was laid on the
table.
Senate Bill No. 0, u bill relating to ey-
idence in actions Of assumpsit, was read
a second time, and on motion OF Mr..
Loomis was laid on the table.
A message from the House Of Dele-
gates, by Mr.. Farnsworth, announced
the passage by that body Of House Joint
Resolution No. 4. u ~ T.
Senate Bill No. 10, bill changing the
time for holding The County Court for
Putnam county, was read u second time
and ordered TO be engrossed and read o
third time.
Senate Bill No. 80, a bill authorizing
the Governor 10 provide the necessary
articles for furnishing the State Capitol
and appropriating money to pay tho
same, was read for the frat time, and, on
motion, was laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Newton, tie rules
were suspended in order to take up Joint
Resolution No. 4, acknowledging the
literally and enterprise Of the citizens
OF Wheeling in providing the Capitol
building for the use Ufthe State, and the
resolution was adopted, .af4 i.-t.
Mr.. Newton was appointed 10 inform
the HonSe Of Delegates Of the adoption
by the Senate OF the same. .....tl-l
Mr.. Dennis reported from the Commits.
Ice on the Judiciary Senate bill No. -,
authorizing the formation Of c0rporA'
tons for the purpose Of constructing
booms and dams for the purpose Of stop.
ping boats, RATS, logs, 30. o. y. ..ti.-r
Also Senate Bills Nos. % and IL, with
the Recommendation that they be rejected.
Adopted. And reported Senate Bill No.
81, with the recommendation that II pass.
MIR LOOMS introduced Senate Bill NJ.
SO, bill providing for the appointment
Of an inspector Of Illuminating oils, and
prescribing his duties. Referred TO The
Committee on the. Judiciary. 900. 'p
Mr.. Scott introduced Senate bill No.
81, 10 amend and re.enact section IA Of
chapter 1870 Of the Code, in relation 10
lis pendenS. Referred 10 the Committee
on judiciary; also Senate bill No. 50, 10
provide for compulsory education in the
State Of West Virginia. Referred TO lie
Committee on Education.
Mr.. Dennis introduced Senate bill No.
30, a hill to prevent attachments by nom
residents in certain cases. Referred 10
Committee on Judiciary.
On motion Of Mr.. Scott, the Senate al-
jonrned until tomorrow afternoon at q
o'clock. rr.. ... .H....
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DIED..

ZOECK l.ER.-0n Tuesday, January &c, 1874 At
?;lO O'Clock +. NJ, at the residence Vi Frederick
Sehenk, 1852 Market street, CHARLES Wilson, Snn
Of Benjamin l.. and Mena ZoeckIer, aged . Years
II months and 20 days.
Funeral from tho rCsilenCe OF Frederick schFnE,
1ia2 Market street, to-day Thursday, January 1877
at O'clock P. NJ. IntOrmpnt at Greenwood Gem
eiCry. .,........
GILLESPY.-0n Wednesday morning, January
H. 1871, MARY AMANDA, daughter Of John a. and
Maggie i. uillespy, aged l year months and 10
days.
Funeral to-day at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. Friends Of
the family invited toattend. apl
LlST.-0n Wednesday, January II, 1877, Mary
L., vile Of Eugene List.
Funeral notice tomorrow. .T...
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Signs Of Another Railroad dis
affection.

CHICAGO, January lG.-The Michigan
Central Railroad yesterday decided tc
follow the example made by the Pitts.
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago and Bal
timore 4 Ohio railroads in advancing chs
freight rates from Chicago to Easter
seaboard points. The rates adopted BY
these roads are 6 per cent higher thar
the old ones, namely: 40 cents on grain
and As cents for fourth class from Chi
cago TO New York. The Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern railroad still hollis
out in its refusal TO advance, aud al
heres 10 the old rates, So cents on grain
and 40 cents on fourth.class. Whileitii
generally believed thot the refusal 81
this road to advance It's rates is because
Mr.. Vanderbilt Is dissatisfied with the
recent agreement by the Eastern trunk
lines, and that he no longer means to acI
in harmony with the Philadelphia and
Baltimore managers, yet 1t is claimed by
the roads which made the advance thai
the Michigan Southern takes this course
because il has SO many contracts 10 flI
that il will take several months to carry
all the freight forward, especially as The
New York Central is said to be greatly
embarrassed by the snow blockade.
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Public Sale To-day


john McGannOn, Ell al.
Ia pursuance Of decree 10 tho above named
cause entered on the lth day u December, A. u.
lS7i, by tho said CouIt, the undersigned Special
Commissioner will Eell nj public auction at the front
door Of the Court House o. Ohio county, on
THURSDAY, January is, 1877,
Al 10 o'clock 4. NJ, tho following described real
estate tOWlt A lol or parcel Of ground situate Ia
Tue city Of Wheeling, that Is 10 say, lot nnmbCred
W seven In the subdivision Of square nnmbCTcl
lsD eight in said city, made by Is. ii. Fol, executor
o. John EOt, deed, which lot fronts twenty-five
(.2l feet on Market street, the north and south
lines thereof extending weatwardly parallel with
John street (Old nRme) until they reach South 81.
Also another lot or parcel Of land situate In New
Manchester, Ia said county Of Ohio, Icing lot num-
bertd two (2) In James and James Il. Bakers Alli-
ton To Philip Reilly Is town Of Manchester.
The above named lots will DO sold separately.
TRRds OF SALR-OnG-lOurih Of the purchase
money, VI as much more rs tho purchaser may
elect cash In haud on the day Of sale, and the re-
hlainler In three equal instAlmentS, payable ~.
apcctively, with interest, In six. Twelve aud
eighteen monlhA tTUm the day Of sale the deferred
nstalmenti 10 10 secured ~ the satisfaction Of the
aaid hpNIAl (OWmissiOneT.
spCtlIl Commissioner.
W. II. HALLRR, AurtiOneef. jaIS
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NHARTER ELECTION.
CRY cLERE's oEplcE,


... WHKRLiSO, W. Va, Jan. u, 1877. !
On Thursday, January 18th, 1877, an election
will be held Tor Mayor, Clerk, Sergeant, Street
Commissioner, Superintendent Of Water Works
and Wharf Master, Of the City Of Wheeling, and
for meinbeTs Of Council for the several Wards oil
aald city, commencing al O'Clock 4. n. and closlng
at o'clock p NJ. at the following places In the sew.
eral WAlls, viz: i'm E
In the Frat Ware, ltthe YIRIlAnt Engine House.
In the Second Ward, at the North Hall IN The
Market House.
10 The Third Ward. at the Court House.
In the Fourth Ward, at the Atlantic Engine
House
In the Fifth Word, at tho Guards Hose ITouse.
In the Sixth Ward, nj the United Engine House
In the Seventh Ward, al tho store OF J. b. Lu.
kehs.
In the Eighth Ward, at the store loom Of NJ
MtI'or on the east side Of jacob street told Fifth
The members Of the Second Branch Of Council
are app0rtiOued a. follows;
For tho FInt Ward, thue mombert; iF the Sec.
oul Ward, three meinbers; for the Third Ward
three member; for the Fourth Ward, thrO nicIn.
bsrs; for the Filth Ward, thrcc members for liz
sixth Ward, four members for the Seventh Ward
two members; for the Eighth Ward, four members
There Ia also 10 be elected TO the Frat Branch d
Council one member from each Ward, 10 ScTyo fol
four yean.
The election will 10 held under the superinlon.
lcneC Of such persons as Ills Honor the Mayor may
jalS r, A. BRITT, City Clerk.
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The Destruction ut Grafton.

NKAFIONl Jan, To 1871,
Editors Intelligcnecr:
The rain and melting SHOWS have re.
suited in abig river at this point. 1t is
said to be higher thanit has been for 20
years or since lSi7. The destruction to
property is very great. The boom at
this point was injured by the ice and
could not be thoroughly repaired in
time for this frcshct. As result, the
company have lost y large number OF
logs, placed by some at $4,000 to 10000,
these are worth not less than SIS each.
The river at this time 10 o'clock =. NJ,
isata stand still, and it is hoped the
worst is over.
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Disseminating Interest on De-
nONilH.

The Union Bank Of London has giver
notice that 1t will no longer allow inter
est on customers monthlybalances. Dur
ing tho last year or two Of hard times il
has been misfortune for bank in Lon
don, where the practice prevails Of pay
ing interest on monthly balances, TO re-
ceiyea large account. Other banks, il il
announced, will be compelled to follow
tho example Of the Union. The profit
Of London bankers arc too small in thCsI
timeS to allow the payment OF interest OF
deposits,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
nor RENT-

The Store Iloom and Dwelling attached, No. 1905
Main stTeet, directly opposite the Grant HOUSE.
md now In the occupancy Of ]. slmub, Merchant
Tailor. The building Il three stories, has plato
1l front large yard 10 IL rear. and gas and wat
e throughout A. n business stand Il IL amongst
jalS0 WIN, PAXTON, I2I1 ChapllnC 81,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SpeciaIties for Families.

CuXc's and Nelson's Refined GClAtines,
Choice Sherry and Madeira Wines,
Corn Starch, superior grade,
a.. Tapl0Ca, very fine aud WhltA,
Pearl Sage, for pnlllnEs
colsatc'S Cashmere BoQuGt Soap,
cOlgat0's Honey and Rose Soaps,
haElne's BARBER and Iaih SoalA,
-|p.' Tallman's Fine Perfumes. B..
Cd! FArinA'p Cologne
English Nail and Tooth BruShes, ! nav ~
suhAlo Hair Brushes, SON. glL lt 3...
Rubber Dressing Comls, sghFf.
French Hair Oils and Pomadcs
Handkerchief ExtEiclI
And all other Druggigt'a suudrie8, At u
,UUsHLlH BROTHERS q cos.
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PUBLIC opinion is big thing. When
u person falls down he always looks TO
see II any one observed him before he
examines whether he is hurt.
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$1,000 REWARD.

The above reward will 30 paid ON aniIT. Our
Perfected 8pccthcles mover fall 70 reward more than
anu weakness, lmhartlbg strength health aud ylgGT
70 Impaired vision, They are superior TO all untrIel
"Patenm arrangements. Tall al the optical head
quarters, iiOJ Main 1tfcct for SRclarles, Watches
NI iSIs ''0W0"' &C. nxrnRY a nnrrIELn.
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Municipal Finances OF BaIii-
vi .T'H moro.

az '7'T more.
Although tho 6 per cent bonds of Bal
timore are now selling at ll9, the city
was unablefo get acceptable bids for a
new loan offered on tho % inst. The
amount was S5,OOOOOO, the rate Of inter.
est 3 per cent, and the bonds were guar.
antecd against all municipal taxation
The bids were all rejected. Only 81 ,0OO,,
900 were bid for at jag above par. The
conservatism OF capital on account Of the
political complications is said to be one
cause OF the Withholding oibetter bids.
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dissolution.

~ a.
The CO.Partnership heretofore existing
under the firm name OF Eyel, Wherry a
Co. was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons having claims against
The firm, aud those indebted to It, will
please call on Wherry d BeltE, who alone
are authorized 10 settle the business,
JOSEPH EvEL.
J. B. WHERRY.
... AUGUST BELTZ,
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The Carriage Manufacturing business
will be continued at the old stand by j. B.
Wherry and August Beltz, under The Grm
name Of WHERRY 4 BELTZ.
WHEELING, W. VA, Jan. 10, 1917
iAlS
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NoAL LAND TO LEASE.

There Il on h. 4. MCMECIIEN's Farm a Coal
vein Of Spllnt Coal four feet four inches, that has
been worked BY accompany which failed on account
Of want Of sufficient capital Sald bank II within
three ourlhS Of mile ul The Ohio river, one.hall
mile from d. 4 q. Railroad, and has leen opened
one hundred yards, There are also three venus Of
ORE, Rid and Brown Hematltc and Gray Lime
Stone on Elld iarm, which will 10 leased on fiiT
terms. jAls
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GENERAL NOTICES.
OBJECTION NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Wheeling and Elm Grove RaAlroad Company, ioF
the election Of Directors will DO held al the ONCE
II the Company, No. 1918 Market street, on Tues.
day, January 2Sd, 1871, between the hours oil 10
A. is II .ps NJ RrCuARpsAyAGE, scc'y.
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TERMS. (InoIuding POstage) {:
Payable Strictly In Advance.
CLUBS.

A discount OF twenty rtr cent will be allowed to
clubs Of Tour or more persons. Thus: four cOpis
OF Blackwood or Of one Review will be sent to on,
dddreH for 81? SO, four copies Of the four Reviews
and lakewood for SIS, and 80 on.
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NOTICE
dissolution.
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
THOBURN 81 BRO,

D. II. & W. NJ. Thoburn have this day formed a
cOpaTtneTAhlp Of Thoburn 4 BIo,, for the purpose
0l carrying on the Grocery buslneSs In the stand
formerly occupied by CnwiOId ThOburn, No.
1870 Market, cor. 1llh street. jail
, 1877-07-30
CHICAGO MARKET SUMMARY.

The Chicago pfo.tucs msskc,A were generally
easier Saturday. Mcsa pork Closed l0c per hrl
lower, at $la.17h Tor August and SIS. 37h
for September. Lard tIoFed &c per 1oo Ms
lover. at ST. S7,i for August and 800 for
September Meats were thado hrn,cr, At &c per
Il for loose shoulders and 7e for do short ribs
Lake freights were quiet md stronger. At &c for
corn to buffalo. llghw!nes were steady. 1t 81. on
per gallon. Plour was quiet and steady. Wheat
closed 1l1,sc lower, Al 31.21 cash and Silica
ecler August. Torn c1used aR1c lover, at 4s.tc
cA.h snd seller August Oats closed easier, 1t
2sc cash and 20 tc for August. Rye Was hfmet, at
b5.,e. Harley told Al Toe for new No. eelIcE
September, Hngf were actfvt on shipping account
ard 10c higher, selling 1t s.. 00Ge5.25. Cattte
were arm, with sales On \ basis Of 3.00<E8 80
for poo. to extra grades. Sheep were l5GD.5c
higher, at 81. 50fsJ. IS. One hundred dollars in
gold would buy s105. 20 In Ereenbacks II tho
ElQac.
, 1877-07-30

tie rntirr f,,,siress IF }he rrt,ntrr ia t3nnn by
the means Of these railroads, They arc tho
national hiu,,vavx.-,,,p ron,s by which the
pcople travel ani business il ,1ouc, To stop
TRANSPORTATION NJ, the rnil,o,.ts Of the country
IL 10 ntay tIe nort of tho h;phwnymau. II il
M. ti,o ra;Iros, com,,auv whose business ia
arrested, bu. that Of tho whole peor!e of tic
nation: It IN not the con,pauy's goods that
aro atnr,,.d ~, .1, +,.1 u !, H.. .,~,,,s+tv IF
, 1877-07-30

In yesterdays In1BuNE appeared lettor
signed 1lailroadcr," in which 1t was writ
ten:
From every quarter Of tho country there echoes
and se-echoes tho cry 'strtko." and with 1t II
coupled the thought Ut re.cnactment Of tic hos.
rors Of pIltsbuEg and baltimore, while Tho general
opinion Of tho n,asses place railroad mcn At tho
head af all, a. tho prouulcators and natlgatofs Of
tho anne, II ID but Justice 10 them to rcfate this
charge. Admitted that railroad neil entered Into
3 compact GH4on1 fAsax<trss to cndcaYor by s1eh
neana ~ might provo most cllce1t TO their
purpose Ut segainng their former wages by caus.
Ing cessation in tho transportation busluesx Of
their respectvo roads, should this bs made ths
Of all ths terrible calamiiea ruduEed In East-
ern cities u tho hAnds Of = Communicate and
frcnz'ed mob Of foafess, tfamps. and worthless
tel!owst
Wo have no disposition to d6 ths railroad
men any injustice; but have they been done
injustice? What lid they ydo2 II is conceded
that the railroad men In oil parts Of tho eoun-
try enteEoa into secfet compact, o. well
those having a grievauce as those not has.
ing ono. to strike, and, by general suspcn-
Aion Of tue railroad transportation Of tho
country, coerce tho restoration Of rates Of
wages which had been reduced, This our
correspondent claims TO havo bsen legitimate
and proper. and denies that any portion OF
the riots aud mobs can bo attributed to this
action on ths part OF the railroad men. Ia
this true? Was tho railroad strike iustiA.
able7 Let Us see.
Curtain railroad companies have, on yari.
Gus pretexts, just or unjust, reduced ths
| wages Of their operatives, in come instances
tho MaGas lAyo been reduced 60 much that
, 1877-07-30

A petition IL in circulation among the mez-
chants, to tv presented to the Council, AK
ing that tho police force be instantly raised
to 200 men, and that provision be made
foz mounting 100 Of thona. In the present
tuuper Of ths business classes and excite
1aent iu the city. 10 have no doubt that a
loud demand can ssxily bs got up for thia
great increasa Of ths police force. But there
a1s some difficulties In the way, one Of Which
is ways aud msans. Have tho promoters OF
ths petition counted the cost, and considered
hos TIE money " 10 be raised?' To increase
thu Caiesgo police 'f1osa Nv ussn 10 1000,
, 1877-07-30

4 misllap in tho opeEating-room OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company at Now
York last night cut OF tho fountain-hcad Of
current information from its western lie.
pondeucies during most Of the bvening, and
ulia explanation must acdountfor tho meagre
array Of dispatches presented to tho reader
this morning. It is believed, however, that
the break has not bereft the reader Of any
thing startling in tho why Of news.
, 1877-07-30

THE GOVERNOR OF 1EDIAEA.

49,. ,.s.s"-.,
conspicuous 1ie A't' e"'ueu tno usono''on
u oe.ns '.'' ,''os' ih,Fos0ns Sna f''s'lan,'nous
inu''oull M Nv n's osoa lounu IL pupl1' p, tn'
,iut''s tno iha'"nlns ..oao4es' Anote WINS
@"'1 Wv po"e,A'"n y, ~ .'''"so "ao s"o"sa
.u' "u'se 'ea'ne'' aAu u" was ut'en oa Al
o'sstaeo ~ ms conl"oos oos snis man can
III ieaSt p'c'"' ~ cAom's 'a"t ~ ""s III per-
sono1 oanes! t'! pas t''u on'el ,.. E1eea'',e o'
wv stoa4 o'e'. v. 4Au'aa"' ".sa n,7 n's1'
Ao'o'asoly "Me t.ou4 p.uss1to: nus s"' oo"n
"itn eon.'""a.. ,n4oco"i'S "a'ie 'ne com.
tneeoo VI n'7 osa'o "aS Sio'on.iy assaauteo
a''a 'n' peop'o ufeo,,H's W A'"'sss moV
oese1ni aass "ofo al,o"s" ~ pass' "na Tue
s's'Se's 'hus eu1pi.u ~ gun 'no mastery
o'sss"a'''' oeAo:s 10 -, ~ 4Au.a 10 '"4.sa n's
so'ee IN p'oseS1 tae'1 ne i'anles'eo
a.n.a't :" Ae'o'' ptoo."n4"s'on' :"
wn,en ho "saea an,. se1nI'ot'zaa "'tn .ho
mon very n'aca ~ osfaooh .at addressed tno
He" tosA a'o'es" "is'ne .ae war; ~ NY
t3leaeas' n"S.nB o1poSea n'a Pas''4ani"'sy
w Pnpe'' 'ue oo'esnu. u Anuaaa io'aPseo
inso nv n'a lFe''ous oo',,u''on u ae}eo''on' m
4'nsfenso' VI oo"a'u1eo' "u.' eao people OF
iha'ana aso 'o-u"s n,ose ne'P'ossis ~ Tue
mercy q '.e s.tlAels .nah .lose .. any otheF
o'ate' ou'J .uoso sA.'' oats "u.e't "fo oank-
tap'' hno ~ ,n' nasus " ',o on''ea STATES
Gou1ts' "no .nete'S stal'n 'no p'o'octlon OF
1ho on'seu oa'es "a'no1'1.es' ca" onef any
'es,s'aus. W .ae ,A",es" sl.'As1n. -,
S1ota 'no ns74 't'o !a'u"aa "'f'Aefa "ese tne
most aggressive pRooso'y ooeaoso they ess'-
mated ule chaFaotef OF oloe''eans WILL.
/ tAas ~ 'ts p'opos SA4oe. II "as IN tnat
e'a'o ,sA' .no pasaepses''taaa were nsst
s'oPpe.4' ~ t".uaualo'17 "nu Aeeso naats
sven .ie ua'.so o'a1es ~ mo.is were inter"
1np.ee' ine .'osernor 4uteo nos nhges'
no Is PROBABLY 100 mucn OF a o'ates h'8hta
aocss''a''e 10 e"'' oa tae t'onefa! oove1n'
men' 'os ass'S1auo"' yes 10 aas aaoFoeo the
nloat consp'cnous example OF the supretne
to''s oi q e'a'e e!a''n u sovereignty "'tnons
'oa Fo"e! ~ eoht'o!' Ut esea OPPOSE LOCAL
mon S'o!enco' Anu.Ans seeHla 10 nave no
nta'e n''''le or u u has' tnete nus not
oeeh a mo'on maze 70 use IT, Inese has
oeen no enos' 10 organize tue la"-aolalng
peon'o INTO system OF proteot'on' anu Tue
ho1d psoi.!"ent ta"soAo centsss III Tue otate
arc ~ oaa'y on .o~aay a. 'aey "ore At the
|
RAILROADS. IN 1na'ana nave 'ess nope OF pro-
1ee1,oh .n"n e'sf'
ms f''.souf9, Fos' wayne oh'ca6o
4soao "ou'o Ploo"olS pe IN 1u11 operation
'h1s morning II u were nos toF mo hostile
anu "ncons'o1'eo aaspos''oa OF tho Fort
wayne s'sl&ssS' !ho o"eefs OF tho roma ~
'ans Po'ns n"'e peea is'1 enufely ~ tasif
own tesoufces' o"'y coupe OF aays ago
Tue sts'Ae's 'a'ea'enea 20 take Possession o.
.na onces @aa pApe,s ot .ne 'oaa, ana Woa4a
aa'o cats,eo o"' tne'e thteat IL u naa not
neen !os '"s pe'sonal 1es's.anee o. DiS'a1oR
eupet'h'enoen' uoRnAa' SATURDAY the eu'
pes'n'enasa'. ~lsn 'he mayor OF inc Guy
ana 'us ooss.n u sae county A.
'e"P'ea W o1A" Oh couple OF
eass' ano "eso 1o1cea 70 ABANDON
, 1877-07-30

Sunday at Draidwood was day Of peace.
full calm among tho dnnizens OF that previ-
ously distracted village. The co1ored miners
wore escorted back to tho mines under the
protection Of tho civil authorities, who,
backed by tho military force, will bc able to
SEQ to it that these willing workers are not
intarfcrcd with by tho lawlcsa ruf{iAns who
drove them off
, 1877-07-30
GEN. SHERIDAN.
His Return from the Indian Coun.
try Yesterday.
What He Saw In tho Wilderness
of Dakota.

O1 DAkOlHs
licat'-t'ef'. sheridan ana sta1t arrived IN tic
city yesterday morning in special train, via
the Northwestern Railroad, accompanied by
(,cr f,roor ncn ai,cr,,t,r W.. tn., fnt,r.,,:!
usu I!1ok. u."' N.s" .,." ,,.. VA 1'o .a,''d
s'1sf "'' 'ohs nus ,ton t'1' 4a'ns !" e'''' e:S
to DO made tho subject OF an Interview. liz
fnr to the Dcpartment. and Wien tho hurry ,r,s
nxTr h. rot,rsJ d, III hn,nc - taln , ,x,'. "a'
s,ao,aI 49,, rn.,1o. ia,,. .non s.,oss"s" sa-
ase"sa tsere eta ss viii. e, him Of II. .te aen. e D.
sstxst' s,s, D. . W. hss T. ent le'
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Welsh, ana Surgeon ratzki.
The party were Oh their way homo when they
heard Of the strikers troubles, which llastrne
their return considerably. They ro,lo 1so mia.
hr stare. frnm TIM Union Pacific KaIirumi tn>
Camu Brown, where the pprty juduigei In Tia
inxnry nf a sprtnc bath-thau which there l.
no tlncr III tIe world. Frnm here 850 miIes
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tains, tic pariy Ind the pleasure of witnessing
a thrcs.i1ci, fsll ii snow Last Monday they t,rt
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