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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-15
10 the Farmers and Fsnt ers of
Fairfield.
sHAyING SAbON.

TIME undersigned takehia method Of
J. informing the publlthat he has
opened q Shaving ant ilair-eutting
Saloon in the room two drs west Of the
post.office, where he will ke pleasure In
serving oil those who y, favor him
with call. Everything ibis line done
in the latest and naost faslnabla style.
.taa 1s-Y AY aOeEA.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-15
WRAPPING PAPER.

Ar RCHANTs are requested to corn-
zlXl pare our prices for Paper and Paper of fsdait
Bags with those paid elsewhere. yt ss
JAMS '..2n MosffAsTER 4 BR1CE
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-15
More Names of Authors.

A lady communicates to tho St.
Louis Ltc1'ubtic0n still another list
conundrums involving the names
of authors. Tho list, which is an
excellent one, is as follows
L. A cunning monarch-Lings-
ley
2. A rock that snrvivos-Living.
stone.
3. Excellent before wealthy
| Goodrich. 'f
4. The first part of music, and a
tress-NLulock.
5. A sick margin-Virgil.
6. A sinful son of Ada,n-Kane.
Z. Who carries heavy weights 3
Porter "
8. A rim of acknowledgements.
y. A sunbeam between u stocking
and rmcntcr-Socrates
10: Continues to como ashore
Landon.
II. Wait upon and bother--Ccr-
vantes
II. Settled upon q pior-Lord
Lytton.
13. What the darkcy said to his
chicken whom he brought him for
ward at the cock-fg ght-Darwin.
ID. Abbreviated book, rip !-Vol-
taire.
Is. The duck that sang fairy
song-.Joseph Rodman Drake.
l6. Servant girls-Arthur Helps,
author of Casimcr Maremma.
II. What is due--Robert Dalo
Owen.
18. Oh! Martin-Martin- -ea,1. o'
19. Only timber-Sherwood ..'a
20. What ladies of color like to
dress in--De Stael
FL. Beyond hcaring-Paschal,
Pascal.
%. A wet place Marsh.
%. Fasten up deer-Lockhart
ID. What hog does Waller.
25 [ refuse the fashion-Isaac
Newton.
2e: A song not well done
Raleigh. 3 n5'"t "
Abuse and misrepresentation have
driven Mr.. Hewitt from the Chair
Of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee IL Mr.. Tilden had ,
been in0uDl1voto1 Dan,rorote y,o,,l1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-15

drops pair elegant gold stone sleeve but
tons, set spiral studs, collar button,
heavy plain wedding ring, and gents
Partisan diamond pin. The above articles
sent, postpaid, for so cts, have been re-
tailed forS6. Bankrupt stock and must
so each, for /. spccultivo pur-
poses, goo timers, equal inarpcarnnce
to q 5000 & enujne gold. "I is reputation
for honesty, fair dealing andlibera'ity is
nnequnled by any advertier in this
city: "-Nc'o Yorlc Day Book, Dec. 1G, 1876
Postage Stamps taken rs cash.
L. STOCKMAN, 27 Bond St,N.Y.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-15

5S:g~ am Sole Agent in the U. S. for
the famous
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-15

Not Of the Vegetable Kingdom, But Of
The Species known as Dead
, 1877-07-27

rnc, httl his in}n,try fn aur business. II nre
man t,r hnH1rcI men Are tu atcp In and titc-
tate the nannsr IN E,itf hr shalt rnutlu that
utfncs1. w1!1r he alone Las T., take all tr risk
Of its sltrre&s II falnr Is rtcap. It is hcrause
there is mt .lt.tHa1l fnr It, II wheat Is ri1car.
SHw what r,n.t br tDne to raise the urice s,f
labor, anil whyi Either to in"rcasc The demand
nr rclu,r the supply. fnn y.nl increase the tle-
manJ for labor ~ s}rcat!lne CONSERVATION
throughout tho fatnif IL IL gong tn let ferl-
ing Of tlhtrt1st anil i.f fcturilv overwl,clm every
Industry 1t the cotlntryl WIN tnan bc vcrv
apt to pEnw and sow The srcd when he has no
assurance he will ic permitted to reap tho lar
with the lavlcss s,anls viii! threaten Tie pcace
Of society. ct,unsets destruction. We car,lot
compromise. We cannot allow the railroads. In
~tnfnpro,nt.c. When nc con,profnac we sumtt
" arc incapable Of self-goTernment, and that Is
tho end. s. B, j,
, 1877-07-27
LOUISVILLE.

PROCLAMATION M THE 6orEnNoH,
LoulsylLLE, Ky, July A.-<But little fear OF
further trouble in entertained. Tic display Ut
citizens has llul It's effect, and indications pot
to tho resumption Of the usual auicsulc and
business. The following proclamation explains
itsolf.
:. srArE or KENTUCKY. ExKcurtvn DEfAnrxrsr,
~ Tsasae*v: htthis !aMc. M when tunuit IL I'D G is@t
IL SONS .! the states haye resulted ~ bloodsheA.
ss .se.s s @s s.sT:' 5 # ssys soa
oat Out oSr commoawesI.a Fhs oaiy si..atSanen
Of LouiasIIIc. and a,n informed that 1t WAS nut
participated in ly ra!iEuad rn,plofcn or working.
ssn IT. fsusn s ~ asss sw,"s sa sos TO-
Pfonpt stiost. # tao elti;en. e Louisville atan:
w are passing true patriotism and proper respect
for lsw aud otler demand mt only prudence and
foroe4rAnse; but nrtnness and fesolutio1. Lawlcs:
.se ftoat ' Voeaea as w in not cc
cdt any class. and usually pf0ves most dl&AstFous
Having been asked 10 send troops ~ localities
w!cre no unusual excitement Or i.tnrbsnce exists,
power Of the commonwealth T. ut present sufficient
70 p'ctce. al e!as.es snl q,st, an! y d,*treAnsS
e1s.".ita beioas IT, I'll III II ,hs state Gaa II i
asked and troops should onIy oo used To support
the civil authorities In pfcscrvtnG pcace. there
of ksptucky to 6a ylrlant In Tho discharge OF tc!r
dutlcs. earnestly ask All good cltlzeus, by prs.
nd
e Ut authority II scned i! nv to sld In preserving
tho peace and enforcing llS law: -
TUE MOB AWED.
The city tonight has been very qutot. Tho
citiz en-nlllary continue to perfect their organ
tyatnua nn1 tp ft0trrS in f1nf t1arc Atxx In m.
, 1877-07-27
WASHINGTON.
GOVERNMENT.
DISPATCHES FltoA OFPlCERs.

WAsu.soros, D, C., JuIy al-Dispatehcs
from officers Of tho Government stationed In all
parts Of tho country, read IN The Cabinet meet
tnr to day, Indicated general cessation of tho
riotiug In connection with the laborcrs' war
against the ruJlways, EXCEPT At Chicago,
81. Louis, and ot,e or two points Of minor i'm
portaucc. The ucwa of tbs fighting Ia Chicago
to-Iay had not been received when the Cabinet
adjourned. Now York City and Philadelphia
wcrc reported at peace. With no fear Of an out
brcak. Baltimore, Cincinnati, buffalo, CIevc.
land, Columbus, and pittsbur4 were gradually
settling down TO their accustomed quiet. At
Chicago son,c disturbance was reported,
tnl trouble was still apprchendcd at
St, Louis, but, whflo men weTo not being
murdered and property dultroyed, freight
trnfllc had noHhnra been re.utnc1, and In yery>
, 1877-07-27
FORT SANDERS, WY.
Rx1UL4Rs,

8pfe1a1 DttpateA to TAs TNhua&
FonT sANpkas, Wy, July @-Telegrsphlc
Instructions fsom headquarters Department of
the Platte having been received BY Co'. A. q.
Draekett. Second Cavalry, commanding Fort
saudsfs, Wy. July IS. 10 send 100 dlsu,ounted
men, properly o!llessed, to Omaha, Heh,, tho
following troops wcrc dispatched 1t II 80 =. III.
Of July IS: Fifty men Of Company 4, Second
Cavalry, under command Of Fi5at-LIeut. T. b..
GrcYg, aaa lfty useu of COMPANY b, Second
Csyalsy, under command of Capt. Ja1ne& W.,
, 1877-07-27


DOAnp or TRADE MkErfH0.
BALTIMORE, duly aD-At special meeting Of
the Boari Ut Trade tot1aY, resolutions were
adopted That an urgent and unI:cd appeal ought
to u made 10 tho President of the United States
by tile authorities OF thu several States wlIoae
laws have bcen sol a. defiance by resistance too
Formidable to 10 met *Ithput Federal at!, fof
The utmust Inenslrc of military protection, atHl
exercise Of all military power authorized by tho
Constitution for the suppression of domestic vlu-
1enc,. within the States. The BuarlI pt Directors
of tho Merchants Exchange also d,lupscl reso-
futtons1 that VIC earnestly appeal to the rTcsl.
dent Of the United statva to cn,poN prompt
and decisive measures for tho Immediate rcsto-
ration Of law anil orslrr, extending a,elt tIcas-
urcs to thu utmost limit Of Ills constitutional
power, md Including tl1u immediate increase VI
tho military forces Of thc Government, sl'uuld
this IN Ills Judgment b. deemed necessary.
At Cumberland tho City Council today re-
moved all goal-oii trains outside tllc city ltn,ts
GUARD KILLED.
BALTIMORE July ej.-fa.ncA cof61tr,, James
Bowers, and James ShasttchurE, guarding tho
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad track. forty-twu
miles from the city, were hrcd upon, and tho
tirsl-na1ned fatally aud tho others seriously
wounded.
In the eastern scetton OF the city this MORN
ing twcnty-s!x tran,ps who had taken up qunr-
tcrs in the working cars of tic Philadelphia,
Wilmington 4 Baltimore Railroad were nFrcst-
cd aud sentcneel to imprisonment for thirty
s1ays. A number pf tralnps arrested near tho
Canton Elevator were sent to prison.
LATEST.
BALTIMORE, July A.-A largo and orderly
meeting of werklngmcn wm held ut Ilol.in's
1,nll t,-nfV1tt Tc Pr .ttter,t Kati tr raIiee nj
, 1877-07-27


-:----=z''7'----
passcnvcr trains, Employca ai"ng inc linz have
ruuc to work again with alacrlty III thc fedacel
ratc.. -..-.-....
no TROUBLE
Srw York, July 3t.-thcse !" no 'a''!eat'on
here Of trouble growing out OF tnc fallfoal
ttrlkc throughout tt'o country. rs cltY IL
raIm, confident in tao hucl1ty ah" an''HY o. Ho
police. ....
The ftncK-E1en""Eo eo,''"5 s""''ns'; , mo WV
authorities lof the PROMPT hctH'' u, 'nss cfen-
Ing IN dispensing tho crown s"in1'nR .ho ~"
by marching III procession ~thn"t having o'e
tainel previously pesmlsson oi Inc to'lcc eon'-
missEoncrs. .........
the usfosis1s'
who do not aui'latc win t'to "orkln91"en
who caltea tic loin!hlne oH"aFu n'ee'''K' ~.
to tho number oi about 1900, and expressed
sympathy with the railroad men and others on
astrikc; also advlatng the establishment OF a
"Nationat federation OF all tfadcs 50 that COM
btncd capital eau be successfully resisted
anu overcome" 4 resolution wna also
adopted Etsang fsasernal greeting TO
tho volunteer soldiers who fraternIze with thcr
Acknowledgment Neither the speakers nor
speeches were Of any Importance. The meet
Ing closetl more quietly than tho average poltl-
cal gathering.
Tho Drcad-WInners' League Was IN session
tonight, and nloptcd resolutions rcgrettlng
tho destruction Of life and property, aud ap-
pointed Aug. Is for mass-mccsing.
Vanderbilt says hEa loyal lnborcrs will not re-
great their iealty.
couHsELED rAAuE.
AtRAHY, N. r., July M.--At meeting Of
strikers In Capitol Park this afternoon the
speaker cotnsctetl peace and no lawlcss acts.
II was statct that MnYor Banks tatt agrttt TO
present d petition Ut the citizens Of Albany nsk-
Ing the New York Central Ratiroad authorities
to restore the wages paid before the late rcdac-
tion, and ask tho railroad folks to give II favor
able considerations. This plan met with general
approval, pnd the meeting adjourned Until
Friday.
ALuASf.
ALnAHT, july 20.-Ihc uo7etnof fceeive1
dispatch ut late hour ssat'ssE TINT the sheEll
md deputies had taken possession OF ihe NORTH
crn Central lsoad near Eltnlrl ana oiepcfscA
the mob, and the road was gaaf'ea W aolu'efs
and artncd cttizepss 2hu thc ehcs'A haa 6tasteu
detective ttIs morning arrested Dan Aas-
sou. tho leader OF tho Albany flot, anu haf91ea
him III ehacklessto Troy jail. AZ quict a.
West Albany. No further d'stnrnanes Is nt'.
pretended. Thu shops WILL probably be opcnea
and men at work W Tomorrow.
sYEAEGsE.
Syracuse, July aU.--Etghty trains OF loaded
freight-cars were sent out of Syracuse today
Tho atFlke Is al over. All train hands and ma
chtnhts nre at work.
The visiting militia regiment amused people
n =. u.
, 1877-07-27

I's:.lr, and MI under the rutnnlan'l ii!
Capt, Thomas y. ptwrrs. III u!tlensc
II. sccn,ni tc' gram rc,c.vct 'y Col. i'riek. 1t
lnst c.rnng, July q, calling fnf Ill additional
I'm nrc,I, tic following were st'Ht: FIFTY tnrn
of t,ntnpany T., Second Carary, uncr rt'ul-
rian,l of a.,v,nl. 1.tlutcnsnt II, u. Huntington,
anil iIfty mcn nt Cnmnany f, fcco,tl Cayntry,
under command Of Second Lieutenant +. II.
si',lcy, secona Cavalry. aai all unlcr tic ro'n'
n,anl ii Sfaj. u. s. fiortlon, Restnd Caralry,
who will aast,,nc command of the wlolc bat
tnlipn upon meeting In t1u,alla. Lieut.. F. VI.
Robinson. scu'm1 Cavalry, n1to left to-day 10
join tlls company in Gn1a,s, Company u.
, 1877-07-27


=, ,-,-.-.:
l"F F''i'.a' "N'lss"'' -, e"'', "'''''''H'
S'n'ch'" IN '.'s 7'a1e' h'l.""'s" '"cse '''a 'H"n
some ''otlhs "r'i'e" y. e""'e" NJ
'hc H"aF ""a Nv ""'t"s '"'l, "''t
careful con1''es"l.'" u: .""te1
inc f'tH'.e's eAe ~ t"e .'''''"N4'i' I'M t"'
ex1eene9 ha,' "'1 a''''ea "''c,' IL "oa!" 'e "c'
s.sao'u W '>'uc nF'"."at'"" .. VIM - E'".e
o'.14 ol"'en ~ 1"s "sI'F"' % '''t ''a'e
"' lll''o'''
"'e'"ssl',s nA's'fAt.
eo'"ia"'.st'o" ~ Tas A'eo ,eet'f." run t'c
.fovf."' o' Wisconsin aaS,ne I'm. s,"e"e" w.
tn'ea'cnc,t aau tnat @e e'atu ''"i II" "..s." ~.
n"'e. S'ola " "se" ~ 7"p'"eeHn'e
enoam ~. ono 0eept. 'io s"Essn..a ss,' a"ss s"s
w sctct""S tne n".u'e s.a.o
n'Ea1 ne armc. 1or tne pso'cct'on Vi ,ne s.a.o
;. 'ne on'teo ota'es uoseF"'nshs t', "oa'a 1o."s ~.
~ ''' ss9'e " ,1usnets A'''l A''''''u'''s'"
t"e' eone o' tno .ao''et NV "e.s wy .,,' ',as"
A'''u"e. ~ 1"'s eeekesl'u"' e y. ..'
uion tne a1c" ana e1'pplea 'o,uels ,,'n 1.. !" .'o
li"nle III that ntato 10 ucteao 'Ae s''"" ,.
"cait" against th1eatenea s'o'eaeo ""7 eo"s'1
efca very o''s'ha' one
s. TUE MAILS. Ls.
Inc reports fcce'sca ~ tnc fo8tu'"eo oei.a't-
"ent to7'as IN rcRa'" 10 tnc 1'las'b m*'o Msa'
Se1? "eaefs' W W t1o closo a. ol.eo nJss
notaak nAo aeen 'cnsu 1t''n oapt''us's .....s
sm'. NJ nc" ,osn' uu!nt ."I w. :. ~.
"ntt1n ~ otEs Jsss1.o45 .a,.., w." ,,.,io
sc.'ou I'le ',o3"n: ~ w.. .nst,,ss, T., hs
'nlo'n'.t'o" ~ .ou" W '" ...''s.as T., nj.
a'spa,euss 5e's.u"5 ~" '""
morning u "tooss.
:, 49, u..n..-.s'',,. ,,nnh.ao.a n,
'no sl.es.'o' M wa ,s $500. -,,nm,,,,, Win
oue ~ W. ,,,,. ~ 40 a,h.r. .hcec ~. sf3hrr a
s..,., ~ wt.,n,aarsna euI postmaster HALFWAY
,'.,,o,tu .",es.,., sn.s ,,,,trnnmttv l.,
y. m.".. ino' ras.st .S,.. ,h.. H.. i,,.oi
, t"s a."." x.,.,". ..sa .;o,,,, ,o,,nr IN
I sst.. ~ .sI.sn. ,,,,, ,,t,oL.d. H.. M.vnr n
Tses r..,t..s". , al, ~. .rrot1 .n1 ~, t,ov.
$500 ~, ns..,-,sI ,rt,t, A.. s,r;Lcr,
.tnx ~,,r So,,nrvsv ~ rur woa,
,,....,h ..o.,v.,, Tro,, ara ~ tI,o ,e,crrs
-, th. f,onor+n st Cl,fcnon r.fs.,1 a nov ar,f
.s.,.., y. s ,,a an.,s..r. ,,,o..I,n ria n,o,,rrr.
~ .,a ~ H. ,atroois l,5 rvn-c..c, H.. ft,r
~, .t,o s,rtLn.. .,n,,tt ,avo n,,a.cx.,n ri I'm
aI, .ra,.. M -, ti,c,,, .n,; a,t,t that ort1rrs
H. ,..,,,1 f-,,, ~, norort ,ort IN a,1 ,,.r. md
o,,,as po.,. .nG,os oN,rIofs not Il, rtcnontze tho
s,,tsr, sna nirrstlnc ,hcn nat to nrocccd
m trntr. Which werc not In thn con.
~, ~ tho o0,eers o- ap.nt. of the
rn.d. II 90, s,,cuc,t.d lint ort+r. ho
,s.,.l ~ to,,ost ,hs nail. ., thc n.arc.t no,t.
na,no n .hp ro,,,t whrrc trains naatcd nit If
49, .,'a .on, ro, - H., rat1roa1 comnantcs Tim
.rs,,sr ~ ". ,.n,,c,, ..a.1 tho llcnar,mrnt il
.,,., or,1nr. oo,,,,1 h. t,.,cd In rcnIv. l,e wa.
1
, 1877-07-27
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
I13'l'1'E1}Y.
START THE TRsfEs.
IN tn Editor nj 7It T'rfIurt,

CHic@Ho' duly %t-'he Rfcat ph"1c' t"t'''
fNbe'l ol MI elaAse"' hae NJ 'e''Gth CONC 10 tLe
lust conclusion taat NJ ctaS" has risht 70
thirt e,f1cas'fa"le t'ainasc upon any o'hes
In nrticr ~ redress m injury real or supposed,
N for Tin o.ncra, .m,,. of thc ncontc b,vn
..,.., 49,, .,,.s. H., ,,,a a,.an, ~, r..
.'he" -" n',e' ~ VI. peo'r' ses o.ts"'
Inc f"11foau companies ana thc1r tst*a'leelen
operatives. They have houglt simply tu pre-
seryc ortier a!, 10 far a. possible, 10 maintain
Inc public safcty.
~ a. .,.rs.t,,~ H. .,.,,,u ., t.. A..
s'atlrc ot ttst'ss the ccr't NH DISTRESS NIL ohJ
grow greater " III, every day of delay.
Tim tre.cnt KlIcy of "tolltInr MR. md
,,,nr.Iv s..,,r, ,ho ,,,rn,jn,I ,.s,,,. III, r.,,
80, 49,. .s.. s =. .,,.l n' t s",' ~. ,',."a "s
only tai', but iIiuat IN tic cnu prosc fatally
ulNastEnus.
Tic time las Gem, when tic public, in its
might, sl,o,lhl nrou.c itself tn kupl, yfrorm,s
a,t,,,,, =. tn e~i.,s ,1us,,s .1.s,,,,, H., -.
Astn' y. 49,. ..'s.s u'"1'us' e"'a'o W ~
n'cihuesca that n mop II 'hleous monster,
with sharp claws, II Is true. but without brain,
Experience has always shown that no mon,
loreyer nut,crn,,s. eyer Ina stoo,f. ar -v-r ro,
49,, ....,.'.. m ~ .t,s. W ~ ."'
e'A'u' a'A"'"I so'''"'"stI f'eo'ousls o1&3u-
lied for It's protection under the reign Of mind.
staggered for moment by the suddcnncss nf
tho blow, and tho strangcncss OF the situation,
lin n,,,jc 4ckrn br surori.. tuo,r mn, ,rl,n, ~
NV :. pa"N' 1""e ~ su' P''., ""e" NV huas 20
ao' pa.ce, VI "se'eneo tfa'hps' taR'ns a'''
saalssI VI 'n'a ''o'ensass a pe"'"le,me'l'' pa,
taae'4 ls '"t"us" '"1 e'.' h"' i"f MI u".'' "aa
e.n,,sn emGs es.y nJ .sr t awa "~n WY lsm M
tl,e yholc gane.
4 more .iisgraccfu1 outrage was ncrce
cnacted, aud 1t u shame that sucl, aceno
coa!u anssnefe .1ave .aken pace,
ronc ~ r.. rntirod .,,ar h" ."at rSue .t. me.e
*mi hc s,rn.rs a,rnt ti"c,o ~ ,n n '.e1 r, IT, t..
snrtn- N srov thc rtx 'n '',s ran.;n,, mm w ny
arGr rc1,. ~ '"o" |''e e''' HIT" eona''''i u
rt', /. m c,.. which ,,oo;,. ,,o ,,,,ort,v =,
Inv in,,r. M .,r,,.stv ti'an ih ~ i,;r ar,ny "
sor Tcr,. a. ~ cta.. 'np I,i. WIKI I'.y .,'nr =.
rs he e,.cr,r. nv s''' ri. ~ " ~ na'sl t.'
tniin,c,, "r,,,r,t +h,,,, ,.o,t r,,tx 'o 'e '@
RI" 'at,;,t W.T. ~ ~ ~. T..
t,nr"iarr ny"rs1;c'ninTl. ~ ~ IL IL r,, 1 ~
~ At nnv ct1rr titnr' ~ ''' ''"1'''''' w"
III n,;, ,htc.ra nn, ,rrovr, ,, ,,,.,,.
r!ss are intercsel IL tic ptescrva:i"n @ 'f' of pSo
Gry+. GGr.y. anu ,a, woi.a i aasr ir9 ~ destruction
ill., ars An II ury f nrn"r,y a witt - nj ,npy 10
hIm 1sr.,r'st'y r.1r,dn ,'.nn.rtr ~ !! .ic.r
-, III, rl'1. iaya r.. t PtIG, ~ d.hs y eans
tbc coars % md M reS,ees t's,r , a1jIy, to e,',s
, 1877-07-27

WAsuIAoros.>p. D. e., July A.-A passenger
traln from Ci,cnuati, with tho Western Iaa!ls,
arrived on tl.s th!s evening by the Baltimore d
Ohio, aud without Interruption ut any point.
, 1877-07-27

CHICAGO, July :al-ia 1t possible that any man
having any degree Ut Intelligence, or possessing
Industry and economy enough to accumulate
Qua dollars worth Of property 10 = Legitimate
way, can aAytaa sny compromise with : uo1
which aaau,ncs to dictate to \ community how
they shA1I couduet tbtl1 busIncssl What tncen-
t,Ye h4s m4n to luTest b.. money, lIa e1prti-
, 1877-07-27

l.c railroad strikers, an'l plulging eo-upcrat;on
with tlIr,u as tar IN possible.
, 1877-07-27
THE MAILS.
TEMPORARY REPATRIATION.
Xnes.fnf fHtolftA Ia n Ei.iAH n =

MONTREAL, July @a-A largo quantity Of
mail matter, Including atsy bags from Chicago
aud places wc.t, passed through Montreal yes-
tesdsy sud to-day for New England States,
New York Guy, Baltimore, Washington, and
Great Britain.
, 1877-07-27


rA1R-rLAr FROM s'THx TRIBUNE"
ro The Edlto4 u 7As Trthuns.
CHICAGO, July 25.-TMu TRIBUNE Is to be
congratulated a.d thanked that it Inns At last
vigorously drmandea decent pay for railroad
employees Let the employers make up tue dlf-
ference how they may. That demand might
hayu come sooner and, echoed by the su,al!-fry
sheets that follow a great Newspapers leal,
might bare prevented the late disturbance.
Better late than neser. There will always hs
never railcs too latc, except for those who hare
died pending the decision. THIS affair Should
ouetl workingnlu1's eyes to the folly of subscrb-
lug for that eraek-braued, yslainols 7I'Met, aud
turu them to tho support Of the great journal
that gives them tAir,pisy. It has mora than
that they arc aasautly wanting In support IL lhc
very papers that take up their rause. know, III
NuW York, some time ago, ihe edEtur 0f thatrlty
whu pr!'les himself uu hia "lntcpenlenec" rc-
fused, while avuwinE his own personal fellow
aYmpathy, 10 publish = communication from =
w0rktuRmen's sUc!rsy on that vcsy plra- Even
when payment wa4 odertsi hr refused ~ run tho
risk of hurting the sensItllltlcs Ut ha capitalist
advertisers, while he would xuln 10 support
ttotu the "thir1l tstate.' lle finally allowed
Of good II papers would sease regarding the
"slbor problem ;" - something IN tue nature OF
eau Of nitIo-Clycerlnr, and, taking drtn aud
honest hold ol Ii, would discuss It ~ the pEol'-
lem Of thu age. Even were i treated entirely
planted, will ,lcyeT dIe-wIll ever grow. Theru
ID IN English weekly stYtcu Capital d,sd Labvr,
published by c4plt4li.ts. TO tc4ch werktpglncu
their views On tle labor question. aud very often
1t gives utteru,ics 10 what over here, both eltt.
ployers and employe would clans ~ . Socialist !"
t}rIveltuv SLua Six.
, 1877-07-27

tns !nts 1RRrn eems " ane smp.o5es W ano
holders Of tlat corporation stated that solnu Of
their number weEc earning only Is cents
per atcnl. Employees Of other railroads
% ess 1'1,ea a na o ths . TT h, ast s.ss not ecn 1s
1eccIra only from W cents to u. with tic
present prcea VI thu necessities of life, iii must
ousSae a, attsr in2a1fy CT what woa!a be 9fs 3'
ellrit.ee, that 10 attempt to iiye ami maintain
faulty IN such !. pittaucs would ~ to rake
existence without hope, aud uncndus ablc.
To this, It /. said t!'at t1sro are srs plenty Sa St
strikcss' places and axrpt tho reduced ply,
aud heuce the strikers ought not to e1postulatn
sgal,Ist tho reduction. Il II true. alas! that
thero arc many worthy tncn With fasnilie. ~
will Jump It tho prospect OF getting half
loal,-wouIa In fact in thsr dire necessity quar-
rel oyeE bone. Such food might do teaipo-
saty on M the frontier or on shRo1Td n,, 70 kssp
afFlTes, but ought never ~ bo In
ststa4 upon When thcro are fellow
mortais among them who haye al tte comforts
Of life, and especially not when there aEs many
1bc striker says 10 h!s n'ore unfortunate
nciEhbor v Lo wauts hts POSITION III yield to
you, and YOU accept the reduction, shall haYs
nSthing' an your h.f l9tf w' ut !Sng ns'r
cau live ! may help you to bridge over tho
chxsn should IL prove " te temporary"
1t IL said: "Lct these ulcn 10 luto lie country
aud htru out ~ farli-hlAis. or let thetu 70
West and settle on tho free hoiAesteads aud
bceuno faru!rrs." To tho tirst pEuRoaitIoA It
uay be answered that there Ia lo scarstlT autu1ig
tarit.-hanIs except fur frw weeks dunuE har-
vest, but usually thera IA AL oserpius Of help;
sud to thu SECOND suR9est,ou, It Il sufficient to
.sy that thu expenses u moving, mans
family 10 tho Veat, erecting buildings, pro
curing necessary stock unA toosh, rrulsire
an uutla; of ca.h in h.nd Ut acteral hundred
dollars, ~ ihcrc 41n tc return uutu after the
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feel proud OF, as If was orderly, well attend.
1. ed and amply repaid all who were present.

feel proud OF, as If was orderly, well attend
ed and amply repaid all who were present.
THE CITY
of osksloosa, In itself, deserves n little more
than passing notice, as it is the principal
town in the county.
The city proper is nicely located in one OF
the richest portions Of the county, and is sur
rounded by some Of the best farms in the
State. II contains fine court house which
cost the county $1,000, and is
nestled in the center Of dense grove OF lux
uriant naples, one of the contest places pos
sible. The churches in the city numb Der i've.
Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist, white,
and Methodist and Baptist, cOlored. A graded
school is also feature of the place, and is
under the management of Prof. Herbert Full
som assisted by Miss Miss Smith, Mrs. Arnett
and MIS- LOwman. During the present year
several new buildings have been erected and
there are now several more going up.
THE COUNTY.
jefferson county is one of the richest in the
state, is now nearly out of debt, and has tax
levy Offifteen mills for the present year, which
Is heavier than usual, owing to the fact that
which the county has lately been successful,
have TO be paid, the requisite levy being five
mills. The delinquent tax list shows
only 4 balance of s. 900. while year before
la I, 1t was slso00. The entire debt Of the
county, as it now appears. is about SIS,
next year. During the bond suits spoken OF,
local attorneys, were employed, for the rea-
son that that they were better aQuainted, and
could procure evidence which could not be
discovered by foreign lawyers.
The schools in the county, are in a healthy
teachers TO control the number of pupils en-
ru!,a,l