Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-07-26
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Plymouth, Ind. July as, 1877


was marketed so tndt tney cOulo pay
their subscription without incon.
veuience. Our expenses for material
and labor have gone on all the same
We have given you a good paper
and now hope you will return the
favor which we have granted in furn
ishing 1t to you on trust, by coming
forward and paying up, and in ad-
vance. We have done the fair thing
by you al and only ask recognition
Of It by you In return. This is the
first time we have mentioned the
matter Of pay in these columns and
hope our exhortation will be duly
needed and acted upon:
Alc s'Striking'' Paragraphs.
Major Kendall smiles at the strike
Col. Hess IL in favor of a standing
army.
Dan. Mcdonald postpones his
Nevada tour.
Plymouth pulpits win resound with
sermons on the strike next Sunday
Charley Leonard can make speech
on the strike. 1t is good for his lungs
Charley Chapman is alarmed con.
corning the supply Of tea and coffee
Ben voris and John Bender are
undisturbed In the supreme serenity
OF their happiness.
Many OF our county correspondents
. mention that the country people sym.
pathizs with the strikers. Es =
70 Whore b that. noble patroit, Blue
Jeans. with his valiant adutant- gener-
a and State Militia? eI .isanH9m
No trains were run on the Peru road
yesterday. They viii probably be on
the usual time to-day. hee2 sfea
The strike IL an elegant thing for
lung diseases. It affords people a
! subject to @blow or on. . nsil
Mayor johnson thinks . protective
association should be organized in
Plymouth. He IL the man to move
IN TIE matter. sfaii s-Ini W iu
u John ellison wants to go to Naxen.
kuckses fishing. and IL anxious to
8 know whether this thing win con-
sinus for few days. bra .ssiam
ldi a REPUBLICAN, typo thinks one oil
Grants old shoes would be Of more
service to the country In this emer.
gAncy than battalion Of Hays.
q The editor OF The REPUBL loan ar.
ranged 10 60 south on the Peru road
yesterday, but - the trains were on
and the waking bad he has been per-
suaded to postpone.
On yesterday morning the, train
bearing show which was stopped al
Pierceton was spirited away from the
yigilants. and went through Plymouth
for Chicago. ...-.. - .-.......
Probably . large majority Of the
people sympafhize with the strikers
In Legitimate resorts to secure better
pay for labor. but when II Is pro-
posed to secure that end by violence
very few feel like upholdine them.
Wster transportation companies
are hurrying al kinds of sailing craft
westward to receive the immense
quantities Of grain now almost ready
for shipment to New York. For the
last year railroad freights have been
put ct such low figures that q large
proportion % grain went East by rail.
Committees Of workingmen are
going about and ordering employees
In every branch Of trade to quit work.
TIN RkPuBL1cAx and the Democrat
have respectively more employees
than any other concerns In Plymouth,
and OF course our hands win receive
. eall. We suppose there win be no
objection to our going fshing in
cass our hands are compelled to quit.
On yesterday Il was thought the
strike would not turn Chicago into a
mob. To the credit Of the railroad
men Il h said that they refused to re-
cogaize the crowd OF bummers that
vsnt about the city creating dis
turbancs a. In any way connected
with them. They claim to be honest
workinemsn. while the ruffians re-
ferrsd to are lazy scoundrels who
would not work It 80. a day. Trains
came through on the p. +. w. & q
yesterday ~ usual. Eastern connec-
lions having been made.
Conserving the responsibility OF
- Railroads for the destruction OF
fss1Ght IN their charge destroyed by
~ rioters. u b the law that common
carriers ars liable for the destruction
ofpropsfty through their negligence.
Ths Supreme court Of Illinois has
hssd thss where property is destroyed
by striking employees Of . road, the
road cannot be held liable IL men
could b put into the strikers places,
and were deferred BY the strikers.
30 IL would appear that the great
Losses IN Pittsburgh WIN not fall on
the railroad. BY the law Of Pennsyl-
vsnia the county in which such a
disturbances. and loss occurs Is held
liable, and the county Of Allegheny
n which Pittsburgh - located must
Be held for theloss. which Is estimated
by the papers Of that city at the
modest little sum Of sc, S06, 600.
81 1t he's been generally remarked by
our citizens that the teachers attend
ing the Normal, now In session In the
Ward School building are nearly all
young. Il has also been remarked
that they appear. Of high order Of
intellect There is not q drone In the
eighty and upwards enrolled. They
represent the keen intelligence Of the
country which having q fixed pur-