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Mould !. h..d % Rss''l = - -
were guilty ofit.

Mould b hand 70 PastsA - - ~
Nsrs guilty ofik
IT N but justice to ths sng'nssfs' how
sver, to cay that they claim 70 have warn
ID the Superintendent Of the road Mr..
Hickson) of the intended strike and to
have given him his choics between having
il 70 ints effect at certain hour, or on the
arrival of the trains at the stations. They
saw he chose the former, and now they see
that this arrangement has brought them
into disfavor with the public, they inti-
mate that his desire for this result was
the motive which determined his choice.
Thi. is quite psssible, but body Of intelli.
gent artisans like the engineers should
have had ssgacity enough to foresee this
result and avoid giving the superinten-
dent an opportunity to put them in false
position. Moreover, the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers should take efficient
steps to check the lawless acts OF some OF
their members. 1t is not enough to dis
claim these acts, as they are said to DO.
They can prevent them, if they are the
body Of law.abiding men they profess to
be: and unless they exercise their power
to this end, either by making lawless acts
a cause for the forfeiture Of benefits, or in
some other effective way. the public will
be justified in believing that if they do not
instigate such acts, they, al least, oonnive
at them.
INSANITY often displays most singular
freaks, and one of the most remarkable is
that of tailor named John G. Dandt, OF
Bridgeton, New jersey, whose head was
suddenly turned by drawing prize in the
Havana, amounting to $4,000 in gold.
During one Of his lucid intervals he mar
ried his boarding house mistress, notwith-
standing he had a wife and seven children
residing in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, to
whom he had regularly sent remittances.
Shortly aier the new matrimonial alliance
Mr.. Dandt believed he was called upon to
evangelize the world, and finally claimed
to be the Son of God and went around
through the community protesting to save
sinners and.he al all manner of diseases. Du-
ring the last week he has created quite a
sensation BY making numerous e1trava-
CANT purchases in New York city addressed
to ]. Christ. He then suddenly disappear
ed and fears are now entertained that the
man has been foully dealt With, as he ia
known to have carried large sums of money
about his person.
THIS is = first rate suggestion of the
Richmond Enquirer, that Congress should
appoint a committee TO 90 North and
examine into the intimidation practised
in certain manufactures, A letter from
Rhode Island to the Enquirer heartily en-
dorses the idea, and gives description o
the Radical bull-dozing practised in tina
State, 1t would be we'll too to pay som'
attention to the Government navy yard
and shops and zee if some bull-dozing wa
no, resorted to among Government en-
ployes.
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THE HERALD.

TIN AonMuo HERALD y poeusnsoa :
yssy nosnins. ganaays sxesptsdlf sad
de,6varsd IN ths city Of Wilmington ana
surS dins plaoss for six cents psr week,
,ayaSae 10 - CARRIERS. Mall s"hscr1Ptions'
neeAaee M. tarss dollan per -Annun 10
ny oB1a1s Haea.. Publishsrs'
/. G. Rs> No. 800 shipley Street.
Wilmington. Del.
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1C1DT(,AI..,s
NJ. Ka.Iss.s nissss w. . IEs..

~. Hsahss's nisSss wias q IEss.
( II has nevsr been known = fAil a NE
cure al veakness attended with sym3eoms.
indisposi iti0n to exertion, loss q memory,
iifiCulty OF breathing, weakDess. n0rroI "
GiseaSe. night sweats, cold feetY weeKnes:'
dimness OF vision. langn0r, universal ieesi'
tude OF the muscular system. enormous aY
nelite with dyspeptic symptoms hOs henoa
fiushipg Of the body, dryness OF the SKIN.
nailid countepance and eruptions on the
face. purifying the blood. pain In the BACK,
hesvfnes Of the eyelids, frequent black spots
fivinr before the ey es, with suffuslon and
icss ~ sieht. want Of attention, etc. Sold
nniv in n bottles. Get the genuine. Depot
and ONCE. G9 North Ninth street, Philadel.
mia. Advice free. Ask for 3. +. Kun
kel. 8 Bitter Wine Of Iron ana taKe n0 Otner
make, Genuine sold only In u bottles.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. #
liability. 4 depressed irritable state Of
mind a weak. nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animation. confused head,
weak me emory, the consequences OF excee'
ses. mental overWork. This nervous deoii-
itv fiuds a sovereign cure in E. F. kunkels
BITTER Wine vi Iron. 1t tones the system,
disnels the mental gloom and despondency
and reiuyepates the entire system. sold
only in 81 bottles. Get the genuine. Sold
bv ali druggists. Ask ,or f. r. kunkere
Bitter Wiue of Iron, end take no other
Genuine sold only IN 81 BOTTLES. Or SIX pot
Ties for IS, Al, ask Is q trial OF this valua.
hle medicine. It will convince the m0sl
IL npficol If ite merits.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-06
yUNKEL'S MAGIC

\ oN@NA y ' HAIR REsTORER.
Restores gray mixed, red, light, or faded
beautiful brown or black, in from one to
four applications. 1t il free from sulphur,
lead, acids, mercury, silver, or anything
INJURIOUS to either hair or beard.
IT DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OFF:
Expressed to all parts on receipt Of one
dollar, or six bottles for dve dollars. AZ
the wholesale and retail depot, No. 9l6
Vine street, Philadelphia. deA-ly
nR. WALES, has returned to his resi-.
II dence, Cor Eighth and King streets.
octt5tf
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
NEVER FAILING WORN SYRUP:

EFF. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never nils
to destroy Pin, seat and stomach worms.
DR.. Kunkel is the only successful Pnysl-
clan VINO removes Tape Worm In two hours
Head and ali complete. alive. ano I no Zee 3
Tape Worms can be removed, all other
worms can Ds readily destroyed. Send for
circular to DR.. E. +. Kunkel, 259 Norm
Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa, or ask your
druggist for q bottle Of kunkle's Worm
Syrup. Price 81 per bottle. II never 1ans'
perfect safety,
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A 0OUesEIA -
FRENCH UMBRELLA MAKER, ~

Has removed to No. 10 WEST SECOND
STREET. The best. quality, Of goods al
ways on hand. Now u0brellAs made to or
deI,- HenAing pfe0ptly atteaAe9 ~ " :
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6. Rapitel.
Cine bittere Griiinnn.

Neres Wooofnro, 10 entl6loiien Fe aud
mar uno 10 tuenia lie bon Decentralization
puBts, fiiblte bod bel Der toot0rohenoen
anoeutune, tpelhe in germ Norman's pe
t1igen uno fur5en Worten lag, enen falten
S4auer bur9 alle ibre @Iieoer rieieln,
aber lie Seiete Iidb benz Guberu Mni1ein
naa TAFT unb elsi9siitig, ais Oh rlitts
unaenDhnlidbes in osn,elben entbalten iei.
go aebenten Sie alin fsarp I'M jeoeu
Yrsis su bsirat6sa ? luar Niles, mas Iie sr.
lpIberte.
NORMAN, Der ieine Iesten 9semerfunasn
In benz Zone pElIiger grintpIung bon it'd
geseben bate, riidte bios nit ben, sfopfs
beio9eno aaf oiels jSra9e.
Sic haben la bod sben trft seiaat, has
Sie ME bnn 9iebe Iptehen--uno bios nur
ihr 6reGno leli p!ir0en.
SIS TT iebr leitnt, bic 2lebs unter ben,
Sednantel BET TraimoI1ait Su bsirsiben,
erlpioerie sr Idild5ria.
gs lp6re nidt 10 leibt, ipenn i5 mid
entihlieBen moQte, Sbnen Gin9alt 8n fbaa,
iaate 4gnes In lsiism, entlc5lofisnem = one.
Gairp bat % ME perIu4t mir unteg Der
Wlaste Der Ueuunoernns unb liebe meias
@ehtimuiIIe ~ eniloderi ss LIT aIiD nm.
Iomt6r Gruns oor1aAbsn. oaB id tbr n,stil
WFrttdusts fHtRts iirb ils atriass,ns aN's.
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eini9e ouf benz naben Seloe beiddftiate
Mrbeiter at Dilfe, meld1e aud raid ar bic
un9Ijdsitelle eiIten.
:, SIT er tobt? fra9ten einise Stimmen. -
User bot oas gethan2
Gr 1T bpm pferbe seiiiirst, ertuiOerte
Yhtlipp fltrs. = @r lit niht tobt, aber i6
ftircbte, er bat Iid) itorf beihdoigt.
gSobin Ioaeu ipir ibn brin9en2 fragte
Elm arnter alter WlQnu, nelcber bel Der
AusbeIIerung Der StraBe belndftigt uno
Dem es gelun9en mar, bas Bferb sumStill=
itehen sll brln0en.
Yblllpp bllfte perle9en auf. ST tpuBte,
0aB tein Saus auBer jenem 9errn gBoooe
foro's in Der yldbe iet, unb fir4tete, boB
ni1ts 4noeres iibris bleibe, als ibn bortbin
tragen 3u laIlen.
&0nnen mir ibn ni6t in ben Srt i9af<
fen ? fra9te er.
Gs lit cine CUTE MeiIe big balm, ,brummtc
etn glnoerer, Der binter einem 8eblito etz
mas bon Dem Streite 9ebDrt bate -Seosrs
mann wilroe benfen, 0aB sSbnen an Ielnem
. Doe ettpas 9elegeu lei Sir. Gin Saus
1T 9anS IN Der 9tdbe. &s mare beiier, ibn
oortbin Su brineen.
Sa, Iaote Y6ilipp nit einem tiefen
Seufssr, e 1T beiier 10, brinaen sic i'm
auf ale 6dfe 6abin.
Gs pelurIante ihm ejner 56nler3, tDie
ibn nur Der Glferiii6tige feunt, aber er
ipran es nutGig uno ebel aus. Sann riB
er elm Slatt aus ieineui3 3dibenbu6, Idrieb
nit Dem 8leiitift Elm paar 3eilen an 5ottp,
tuslAe er in rauhe, aber ireunbltdle 9dnce
le9te, uno bai1tpor tie oartn, rld)ts 81
olauben, beDDr lie 'nid)t bon ibm Ole Doile
Iuftldrun9 iiber cas- '@elfebene erbalten
babe. Wis oies eetban mar. nabmen Die
Wdnner gan5 ianft ben Shnmdbtiaen
aut ipdbreno 8bi(ipp nit i6Werem @er5en
ieinen Hipalsn in oas Saus trogen iub,
bsien NIorten ibm nun, ipie Ell iiber5eu8t
mar, fir tmmcr perIhlo6en bletben Iolltett.
3ierauf beitie8 CT Ons nun berllbi9t oaa
itebenoe Bferb, unb ritt siltg mad 9barp=
ton TIN drStIi6e Silfe fiir germ 9lOrmah.
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). GnniteI.
Scr Grlte au 9Slas.

Hoots, Die alte 6amilienoienerin por
@eioen6ain, BRAD in einen Ruf he8S1re=
fens ous, als lie Dem lGtmsnoen 2uge Die
gjorte 0finete, Der nm &tnlaB pod)te.
8 Mtaoame i1rie lie-es lit ell Ntoro
Qelcbeben! Scrr 9(Drman ut uulaebraht
iporoen. SD puBte mD6l, boB es 10 fOm=
men miir0e, Sas bat gerotB 8err Bplllpf
getban. -
9genn Sie ben Gentleman ppm 0tilitdr
meinen, Der BTtars bierber fomn,t, iagte ei.
ner aus Der Ntense. 10 babeu Sie Red)t.
Gjott int Simmel! rief iSrau g8o0oIor0.
nit bIei6em 8eIid)t ber6ciitiirSeno er II
nidlt toot-es fam nidt Ielr. 2Sa5 DirG
aug uns, tpenn mir III 3errn @rtn0'S9dnot
fallen I!
5eien sic nur berubi9t, Wtutter, bes
merfie Ngnes falt. Gr lit nI1t to0t. Sd
bin ilberieugt Oapon.
9as 1T Sem @erf, 8u ungIidisIi9es,
ob'9euli9es WtdOhen, rIef 6rau gSoOos
foro, ii9 duf9ere9t gegen Jairp penoeno
| Sd boffe, Su pirit ieBt 3ufrieoen iein. Oo
0u ulls gu @runbe 9eriAtet Galt. 98tllii
Su au1 jebt nod einem Wt0roet biz
Stange bolten?
5e6r blei6 uno 5iternb Ias 6airp Ybi-
! Iinoa piIiertin oei6hriphpnpn Yrief me1hen
~ ~ s;,,sr @ hsr S1l}Snner oenp6sn boffp mnS
syn;smsrts m ;s"s Sonm bs;Hsinen Soi, Cd iSr I'm I'm
Ssrrn 1nrmnn m Ieih thus lie ,ei ieood1 iibSrs
ss,nt hns Wh;Jinn fem Wnrm,,rf frrfir
o'esL sSr,,, III SaonhfnrS miirhe i6r isibrnihoft.
GS . oSnntmortet % 61ber ober Mores fiei i6r
rIS nbsr1nnis S ;ns y16rt wv '''
Spnn,o ic;en g5ip hon nprniinft;o HT
aarta Gn.H' H1,,,N ,r cs6sn Go;e Mint nipir, Qs",
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sGU1s s;no.,n '"l oS NM gSS;i;nn ma ;yS n;rS
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u..as o.sl's %.r S,uSs Sss ait sa ,,,;t ;s'lrn.s'
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pasq'sn ~ "'''StI;'Gs" l;n . ,Sa Nv V.Hs y
itn3 g SU.8SG otsis t.ns SssIlD" t5g1 81
SanisS =. . -pSmIs,Vp ms' & oa "'a'g."; ", ~ s.
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trat ln0 BON 2errn @Iy1Iz Y q 4 Il & ( q
lieBe iidb elnpfsblssl lt11 rs Z & e Y
Elm paar WDrte MD 0sIs &>tfxll Qea
ipre1en sli tonnell; 4.
beris bon Roois ailfaaai9 4!
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nah JpreH Geoieter Irq91s Is y. 'si'.S .s.l "a; a
go oeilIs, er fDlro PIP spa9t a''' s1s'' 3s'|s
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ben mitnld)e uil0 er gag l'l1k s!'f @ psat M n
sur 4ntp0rt perm 2tope 81 ls< g /. I
so glanne MOT nQ sq 81 III u. Il
tam. nelli SleDer t}t11c xp
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miiroe ldb ioglelh 5u 1pW 0zqsn. ~ !faSs
9eute ne6nlen 20 ie6t assI, !sis Ra lv<iF
wenn man le lailas luaIfe'I q j. .< ax
SD tperoe glsld9 espeII. isEs s 49,; w
tperoe 8leln eeheH. etmIoefk M xpl'92IRhu =.
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auI Dem 5elomdrfie lelr ]. Il! Il
er fDmmt bierber UNI ll!h nsBsn 2fr Z
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leIoii an oasSelaefe gloaipe rs
f0ro oas Gunner. Sftae ss>atls'I Epleoerz
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urge, oil lslnem sge9e n9e}s n
inleoer1Q.fe oen S9eail3et N1'p
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pas ia oDdl eitliKai 5ApQr 8elp9S snisi n4
pa5 lIp fegI = 9llI I. 9e 5el ~ 8.
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aner pas par oartals elint zine fiIitI
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IlnaItss ooI. atsbo bofmet1Fer getreAis \.
len Gntn tlhren, min Der Eralies a9sr u
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ISts % iasen2
gs lqai MIR sasto, plenelegI s..s.sier aegakl,
9en, mas ahel aisosss- l'n Saalsls II wsi{ka
m.st fegl lela mas sfiolss5ss aseess; fse Nf
l9etN n9 qua, LON 1ieoie1s t9fl1n siv
Sooosn snl -lstil mas e fsal s
oet. aoit 80 SloolsI lslolI ApA9 l.'ns tsepel
/, 5rtaau 28pooforb's sroBS N:taeis folits.
eel 0oots gSorten 0or MnLEs alisla llrl1
5pfn, aoeG ne pe5Dong spre s5llls9l1Qflpns
"a Noots SO9n lpoH ialiRe ilA ulxaIlaHge
mar nno man gar issil Il, IuslssaeEsss ixsllsrss
ano SaIfleoensrss 0eld9opI als ls paEte
llI9eH tolHeH.
Ste perlfenen germ 9foFtuaass Gtste
nI9f; Noots. la9fe lls = ila0 n spollsn iplt
eGe Dlsinlllonen npsE lssllsH @sardtfs5A
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Sic ,,@citliGc Sldtter"

hos Gonntaes= =Batt bes Cincinnati 8oIsbatts fnb bsi
nnterbaunss 2sttire sewbmet ilnb teipnen it Eapt,
faGlt6 br9 bic Sr,tfIt9ist Der barin psrbIsntlidtsr
GrsdbIunsen aus
preis 50 per Sabr pOrtpfrs. Nu6 europa 81 per Sab,
poftoirei.
Gin3sIne suiBmsrn: Stint GGts, pofir Sas SIrtt ben
fdftid,sn Gtonnentsn bar9 bie Erdor in's Saus se'
ieifrt piro.,
Gse'snoingen fSnnen per pWcneD Orber" obet regi'
frirtsn @fisf au uiiier Riiio 8enadbt uerScn.
Die Cincinnati VOlksblatt COmpagnie,
B O x 1414,
Cincinnati. Q.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-10
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
MISSISSIPPI,

JACKSON Nov. 9.-In Lauderdale the election
passed off quietly. The vote for Stone was
134s: There was no Independent ticket in the
field except for Sheriff. and the Democratic can
didate for that office obtained 1915 majority. On
the amendments the votes were as follows: For
aboishing the Office Of Lieutenant Governor,
392 majority: for biennial sessions of the Legis-
l4ture, III majority.
Il Wilkinson. Alcorn, Rankin and Kemper
counties the independent candidates for sheriff
In Kemper, Geo. L. Welsh, Independent. beat
Mr.. Gully, the regular nominee. Some difficulty
in the count however. may arise. as some OF
the ballot boxes were stolen and no doubt, de-
stroyed. The destroyed boxes gave Welsh 127
majority.
The vote was quite close in Rankin. For
Senator, Montgomery, Democrat. received 1909
votes; Brown, Independent 972. For kepre-
sentatives the vote was: Pat. Henry. Democrat,
1887; S. W. Robinson, Democrat, 1161; Geo.
Brooks, Independent 1901 A. D. Rogers. Inde
pend mt. 1921, For Sherff-Rhodes, Democrat,
in favor of the amendment abolishiDg the office
of Lieutenant Governor was 674 in favor of
biennial sessions of the LIE islature. 796.
The vote in Vicksburg for Senator, over which
the contest had been principally waged. was ::
FurlOrg, Democrat, 1856; Spears independent,
421. FurlOng ran some 200 votes behind the rest
of the Democrat ticket.
In Newton he official vote for Gov Stone was
665. The amendments were voted on as follows
For abolishing the Office of Lieutenant Gov
ernor. rs majority; for biennial session OF the
Leg gislatnre 538 majority.
GIn Attala county the election. passed off
and H. c. Niles, Republican, were elected to the
l. 6giSlatura
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The Northern Pacific Railroad.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9:-The bill introduced by
Senator Mitchell to-day, in relation to the ex-
tension of the time for the construction of the
Nor hern Pacific Railroad, grants the company
the main line, Via The Columbia rive and Port
land, Oregon, to the terminus at Taconian
Puget sound, but the said extension of time
shall not apply to the main line north of Ia
coma, nor to the north branch line Of the rail-
road acro,s the Cascade Mountains to Puget
Sound, in Washington Territory"
The land grant of these branches Is to revert
to the government and like grant is to be de-
voted elsewhere to providing early and direct
connect, between Portland by the Columbia
riv'r and Snake river with the Pacific railroad
near Salt Lake. This grant is under the same
restrictions as the former grant and "eretofore
ga It'd 10 the Portlaed. Salt Lake and South
Pass Rail road Company.
The ther sections of the bill, after except
ing from the grant lands on which entry has
been under the homestead and pre- EN- ption
laws. enact that upon failure tae mplete the
road as indicated in the bill. all the land grant
except the right of way md tations shall be
revNrted to the government. The proceeds of
the Gnd grants are to BE- paid into the treasury
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Lord MayOr's nay.

LONDON, Nov To-day being Lord Mayors
Day, there was a general Suspension Of bnsi-
ness. The weather was cold and disagreeable,
with drizzling rain failing, but the streets,
however. were crowded to witness the usual
procession. The incumbent, Sir Thomas White,
Mayor Thomas s. Aud,n, Alderman for Bishops
Gate. who was elected last September. was in
ligious services at the Guild Hall.
The procession traversed a route much longer
than usual. because, according to custom, ii
Lord Mayor elect and the Sheriff. which hap
pened to be in portions Of the city widely apart
Contrary to usage, however, the procession did
not pass the Mansion House. Tonight grand
banquet was given at the Guild Hall in honor OF
the occasion, and at which there was q brilliant
assemfoiage nc R gafhfred. Among amor those present
remarks on the Eastern question said, though
the time to mediate had arrived and European
Intervention might end the war, England
would remain neutral unless her interests were
directly attacked"
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ly with clasp knife. his frantic butchery be-
ing checked only by the interference Of the
prison police.
At Sqitas, an out of the way place. Mrs
Johnson, wife of the British Vice Consul, was,
on the first of July fred and ,hased out of
her house at night with her two little children
and had to seek safety in the woods
Bolivia.
Order has been restored. The election are
going in favor of the government Those
persons arrested as accomplices in the late at
tempt at revolution have been released.
Chill.
The negotiations between Chilli and France
with reference to the seizure of the Jeanne
Amele by a Chilan cruiser in q disputed port
have been published
Paroff has been arrested and is In prison
awaiting his trial for swndling.
Guatemala
An attempt to assassinate President Barrieros
was made by priest named Pajest. The Presi-
dents servant shot down the woud-be assassin,
and, it is said. was rewarded for his prompt
ness by colonePs commission in the army.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-10
THE CIGAR MAKERS STRIKE.
What the Strikers Propose to DO if the
Manufacturers Employ Chinese
Labor

New YORK, Nov. 1o-The cigar makers still re-
main resolute and deny that they will give In !:
Chinese cigar makers is not intended to be car
ried out, and that the whole tn ing is moth ing
but dodge to bring them to work again when
almost completed negotiations with the labor
companies in IN Francisco to bring three hun
committee aid: Then there will be riot we
are not going to stand still and let the China
men take the bread from out Of our mouths :;
strike. because of the introi iuction of Chinese
labor. which affects them as much as it does
ourselves we will not allow his city to be made
a second San Francisco and if needs be, we
shall drive the Chinese out by force"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-10
Arctic Exploration.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The friends Of the Arc
tic exploration have reason t, hope for the
favorable action upon the bill introduced by
Mr.. Hunter and referred to the Naval commit
tee, from the fact that the President is from
the State and home of the lamented Dr. Hall,
the Speaker Of the House from the home Of
Dr. Kane and Mr.: Willis, the member having
charge OF the bill, from the home of DIR. Hayes.
This coincidence. taken in connection with
the romantic interest felt on this subject by the
general public, cannot. fail to haye favorable
influence. upon legislation. Mr.. Stanley's
success in Central Africa has left the Polar
problem the only geographical one unsolved.
sociarion to American ambition and national
pride, prompt measures should be taken to bear
off the prize for which SO many nations are con-
tending.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-10

of the United States, and shall form sinking
fund for the payment Of the interest accruing
on the first mortgage construction bonds of the
road, provision being made for the investment
of the said sinking fund in government seeuri-
ties.
The payments of interest shall!be made semi
annually in April and October to coupon hold
ers pro rata, the corporation to furnish the
terest accrued on the bonds outstanding ten
days before such interest falls due. Nothing in
this bill is to be construed rs creating any lia-
antee or pay interest on any Of the bonds of The
road in excess of moneys arising from the
pre-emption and sales of lands granted to the
The United States reserves the right to levy a
tax of ten per cent on the net earnings of the
road to meet the principal of the construction
bonds
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-10
A DISASTROUS STORM.
The Pennsylvania Mines Completely
Flooded by Heavy Rains.

.PoTTsy1LLE. Pa, Nov. 9.-This region was
ysed by the heaest storms OF the
until after midnight. Reports from all parts
Of the mining districts show considerable
renee. the mines caved in, taking down
part of the public road and breaking
the water pipes. A great number of the mines
Iron Company were flooded to such an extent
that the pumps proved inadequa'e. and the
mules had to be hoisted out to save them from
being drowned.
Operations were suspended to-day in nearly
all of this company's mines. The pumps are
being constantly worked. however, and it is be-
lieved that by tomorrow most of the mines will
be in condition to resume operations.