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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
Investigating the Baltimore Riot.

BALTIMORE, July 30.-Inquiry into
the causes which led to the death Of ten
persons in the riot on the evening of the
10th when the Sixth regiment fired into
the mob, begun to-day. The testimony
showed that several soldiers were
knocked dowo before any shooting oc-
Cured by them, and that they fred
without orders from the Colonel. Capt.
/ Taper, who commanded the detach-
ment, testified that as soon as
( the doors were opened volley Of
stones and other missiles poured in
perfect shower on the soldiers,
some of whom were on the stairway, and
some on the landing. Some shots were
i ed over his head by some of h's men.
He succeeded in reaching the street,
where he reformed his command, and
gave orders several times to charge bayo-
nets; at no time did he give an order 10
fire, and did not even give sn order 10
load; tried to stop the firing, intending
to use the bsyonet only, ard recol-
lected saying to his men, "tor
Gods sake quit firing; he slso
heard report OF several pistol shots
from the crowd which WAS in the rear of
his men; started with 35 men from the
armory, and hsd 35 when he reached
Camden station; heard threats that not 8
man Of the regiment should leave the
armOry alive he was frequently appealed
TO by some of the men TO allow
them to wheel and ire upon the
mob but he lid not give the order; he be-
lieved il his men hsd not fred, they
would not have been abe TO retain their
muskets Captain FsllOu, junior com
mandant, testified that of 80 men he had
when starting he had only eighteen when
ne reached Camden Station. Several OF
the men were severely hurt by the mob
on Baltimore street, and some OF them
were carried off for dead. The crowd
numbered fully 5000 persons; noticed
many children and women in the crowd
IN front of the armory. II the
soldiers had not fired indlscriminstely
they might possibly have reached Cam
den Station. he dId not regard the
men rs demorslized; thought the hrisg
strictly in self defence.
Police Officer Jameson testified: Saw
two soldiers rsIse their guns IN front and
fire; ut this moment SAW one of the sol.
diers nit with brick and fall; then
heard the officer in command give his
squad orders TO fire, and they fired; saw
a solder leave the ranks and shot man
in front OF Coleman IL Rogers drug
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

OSE OF the parties killed in the rio:
81 Chicago on Thursday was buried on
sunday The body WAS accompanied to
the cemetery by large coucourse OF
brother Communists, the procession be,
ing headed oy the red flag OF tne order.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
A Desp erado In Church.

BosroN, July 80.-Herbert Blanchard,
of Ssvory, Mass, was ordered to discon-
tinue MS visits TO the daughter Of z. w.
Trssk. He met that gentleman in church
yesterday, shot him dead, fatally wound
ed brother, and missed third shot at
: woman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
Resumed Work.

BUFYALo, July 30-At meeting
the employees of the Buffalo division ol
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
railroad, il WAS resolved that all the en-
gineers, fremsn and brAkemen would
return to day, and the COMPANY announce
that they will resume freight trains
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

raE Pittsburgh, TT. Wayne and CHI
ago road is preparing to resume. The
rioters of week ago are being arrested
IL .srge numbers, and their punishment
will be severe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
HEAVY Loss.

MosTKEAL, July ~ 1t n reported
that the bank Of Montreal will lose about
10000 by the failure Of Mreker in CHI
cago. HIS total indebtedness. TO the bank
is over $SO0OD0.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
Miners strike AZ Cumberland.

CUMBERLAND, July 3O.-Seversl OF
the mines struck to-day Tor 81 increase
OF wages from so to 65 ceats per ton.
Others refused work TIL they could see
what the mass meeting At LonacOnlng
tomorrow will do All the other mines
are compelled 70 stop work by the strik
ers. The region is IN ieverish condi-
tion and it looks tonight rs II general
strike will take nlaca tn-mnrrnw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

The Pittsburgh Telegraph in view o.
the manner in which the people of that
city behaved during the great riot, says:
"A Pittsburgh man found away from
home, Is an object of the most melancho-
ly interest, and is apt to be looked upon
either rs an incendiary in disguise or as
: species OF moral IDIOT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

MANY OF the newspapers out in the
State are out OF supply of white paper.
The river towns will soon have to furnish
al the news If the blockade Is not raised.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

We sincerely yegre: to learn Of the
s1lictlon aich mas been visited upon A,
". CAMPBELL. Esq, and his wife, in the
death of their son. bright child OF six
teen months.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
VOL. 10.
TICKETS FOR THE CAPITAL
Election, Tuesday, Aug Z

Arrangements have been made by the
,,iapds Of Charleston tor the furnishing,
rrom this office, OF tickets Tor the Capital
slactlon 70 be held next Tuesday, August
7th
Those desiring tickets should send in
their requests At once. They will be
promptly forwarded, postpaid, free of
expense.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

ALL engineers, iremen and brakemen
u yhe Buffalo division Of the Lake
Shore and Southern Michigan roads re-
.umed yesterday, and freight trains COM
menced 70 move.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

TaE Pittsburgh division of the Bslti-
more sad Ohio road was running sll Of
iu trains. both freight and passenger, on
schedule time, yesterday. a fast fruit
train has been added to the regular trains
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
AZ La sRlIe, III.

LA SALE, ILL, July S0.-Eight hum
dred lsb)rers OF this city, chiefly coal
miners, struck for Is cents per ton more
Unskilled labor demands 81 so per day.
La Sale snd Peru have tour large zinc
smelling establishments and fourteen
coal mines, all OF which are idle
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
Miners Determined 10 Hold Ont.

WILKEsBARRR, PENN, July 3d.
Twenty-Five hundred miners have just
resolved to continue the strike and stop
the pumps until rs per cent advance Is
conceded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

HARTFORD, CT, July S0.-Phe Charter
Oak Life insurance Company resumed
the payment Of death clsims 10 day,
which were suspsn ded under temporary
I1iunCtiCn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

PRoBABLY'neyer since the world was
made was there SO much shooting and so
little killing. The mystery lie Whist be-
came of the bullets Chicago Inter
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
Base Rail.

IYDlAEAPoLE, july 30. o.-IndisnsPo-
lis 6, Bo-;ons I
P1TsBUEGH, July ~. - Hartford o.,
A iegbsnyE =.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

TaE word from St. Louis is favorable.
Eysrything is lovely.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

The heather today ,oiH be partly
cloudy. tOith northeast to southeast '''''as'
md LoICer temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

The roads running out fro Chicago,
with two exceptions, sll resumed both
freight and passenger business yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

SHERMAN declines TO take anything
but gold for his new four per cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

The Baltimore and Ono railroad has
commenced receiving freight At Chicago
for the East.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

LET us have peace" and ripe peaches
from the Maryland orchards.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
Murderer Captured.

SPRISGFGELD, July 90.- Herbert
Blanchard, tho Savoy murderer, was cap
tured at South Resdsboro, Vermont to
day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
AZ San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, July 30.-The city
has been quiet al day and this evening.
The force ou duty tonight was reduced
considerably from that previously main
tanned. The reported fire iB the West
ern Union office occasioned considerable
sensation among the authorities, as it
WAS first reported that that the break
down OF the wires was owing to I'D ex-
tensive riot and conhsgration, which, it
WAS feared, might encourage fresh out
break here.
The funeral Of w. Il. Guderile, men,
Der of the committee OF safety, who WAS
killed in the riot on Wednesday, was
largely attended by members of the COM
mittee, the police, and the San Francisco
Verein, OF which the deceased wss 4
member
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
COntrAcI Terminated.

Owing to disagreement between the
Adams Express Company and the Bslti,
more and Ohio Railroad Company, re-
gsrding the rates to be charged lor trans
portstron of goods, the express company
has terminated ITS contracts with the
railroad company.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31

ALL is not get quiet at San Fran
CISCO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
affecting ge0lster.

cold closed yesterday at 1854.
, 1877-07-25

chccfed hT the iIhcral- for tho minority Of tG7 Of
nst year had lsecn ntrtasc'l 10 ,, and th1 motion
wss nn1y rejected BY The comparatively small
majority At h!ty.slx. Tho only Liberals who votrd
in the maturity wera Mr, Or%cHrH. Mr. 1owr,
Lord EnSker nnrCE, and Mr. ". II. F0sTEn. ftf
II. JAMS nsd sir n. IiAmrnrnr. who last yoar
followed the examp'c Of lord ItAnysxayox In stay.
ins a~ny from Tho House. now vote.t for thu
motion. Mf. GLADSTONE and abont twenty meu,-
berf OF his Admlnistratlon voted in the minority.
which a'so contained the namct Of the Marquis
Of Lorae. The Marquis At TAv!4toek. the loN.
+. r. ikvzsoH-unwKn, Lord r. Hnnsvk*ert. Tho
Hon. c. q. IlowAnt. the Hon, II. +. romrEn, tho
Hon. ". PonrxAx, ansl othrr representatives of
Wing families. The division War tho tafxeet That
has taken place on Tho 9ucttfon. The rreatept
nanaber Of members who hare previously votcd was
In 1874. WHEN Mr. TmkvzLrAN'a biIi MAS rejected
by ri, 10 l7' Including tel1drs. IN ifonse Of 46t
mtmhcn, Tho minority wAh also *arcer than on
any fnrrcs OCCASION. In 1872 lhe molten was re.
jceted BY 1a tn r.: In 1874 It was talked ont: In
1874, ~ already atstc II WAS rejected BY c8', to
1Ti; in 1a15, by 7D to 188: and in 1H7, By cd0 10
117, including tcl1trs II each case. Tho majority
acantt tho nnotfon, 1t will bo secn, has on ono
easion been eleven larger than on this occasion.
willis the roles given for the motion were moro
numerous by forty y.scren than In any previous dl.
, 1877-07-25

EH1UAHU AAAAhl cu@Mhh1s
This ChEcaGo produce markets were excited ana
,srcsuls. yc.te raay, the leading ones being weak"
cnetl by the labor troubles. Mess pork closed 80
1o,,c per trl lower, at 31. 22,s 113.2 for August
and S13. 456tl3.47lt for September. Lard closcd
steady nj es.0.iiG.s,05 for August and S9.o5db
o. NJ, for September Meats were ateady. Al &c per
Il TOR loose shoulders an.i 8ic for DO short ribs.
Lake rcishtn we're less sctyc and steady, at &c for
corn tn NuGalo. 1lsghwtnes we're quiet, At $1.o
pcr gallon. Ftour WAS dnll and weak. Wheat
c1orcd 1:.a1o,,c lower. at $l.3o FOR July and
Lick for August. Torn closed s;3b1Hc lower,
at 47t.c for july and 47 &c for Angnht. Oats closed
steady. at es,ic cash md .7.ic for August. h5o
va. active. At nc Harley WAS nrm. At Tic for new
M. seller September. flogs wcrc dull. 1t ga loo
decline, closing eteady, At $4.S54E5.10. casttn
ucrc nrmc. for butchclh' etnT. Sales were at
s2 -0G2 !. Is. Sheep wcse firm, at ST. 00Ga4. IT,
Last Saturday evening there was In store In this
city 17H. IU0 In wi.cat l. Ii 4la bu corn. 187. 7Ss
bu nails, Ea.is'j bu rye. and 61. a0S bu barley.
Tate1 . 60. Ds:, hu. being mn Increase Of 1D. Ill
l,u during the week. One hundred dollars In gold
wond buy sos. u..s In Grceabacks At tho close.
, 1877-07-25

Some at the uttcrances Of tho Communicate
speakers Of tho Market 81uaro meeting show
tic tsuo tnwarIness Ut these leaders aud what
would become ot society II they had their msy.
Take this sample. john pALsoa mounted !
p,io Of barrels and haraugue4 Ills hearers a
thus reported:
IIs belonged 10 club which met sreEy Thu.sday
night In q bascaent saloon II tho corner o3 Han.
la,ph and State pttects, and he would ask all hia
friends 10 meet hui thcro san,a night, when they
w0Mllt hear cheering word1 nl4 faf balter speak.
ers than ls was. il0 felt Tor tho lab0Yln: caascs
= he considered thcy wsfc ground down. This.
Tho counIry; they wcre Tho producers, aud syrry-
btdy Who accumulated wesIth made il out ot them.
rhs time Had come when what had zone On rs
ha,u 10 enAnRu placcs. 1t waul! not have bean 70
!a they 1rcn ttcatdi any way taltlI, but thcy had
moi btcn; mud now tLey w0nla help themselves to
what was really their uwn.
Hers was 4 hirpct invocation to tho mob to
prucced ~ tho work Of ptE'sge and robbery.
, 1877-07-25

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, 1877-07-25

AL citizena should give solemn heed ID
tho Mayora proclamation, It isa note of
danger that may DO ayerted with prudence,
forbearanco, sobriety, reason, and respeot
for law, The danger IL not from The yolun.e 4
tarv strikers on the railroads or in sny.o,her
h,,sfness. It Ia t},rentened tv the oritn{nal
classes. tho rufflans. loafers. and thieves who
use tho strike ~ disguise for their unlawful
nur,oses II was not ths worktpomen WIN
Yesterday tranped the streets, visited shopa,
fouudrics. and MANUFACTURES and forced
those engaged in earning sbsir living to lay
down their tools and abandon their svoca-
tionx, These trarnps must not bo confused
with tbs railroad strikers. who have their
own question to settle. The railroad men
have no object Or interest in forcing tho
oneratives in ths shops and factories from
, 1877-07-25

Public opinion in England Is divided as to
the reA meaning OF tho embArkAtion Of
troops for Malta. Tue Ministry when qucs-
toned are ut some psina to mako It appear
that only small number Aro to be sent to
reinforce the posts in the Mediterranean,
although it is known that fve Of the
largest troop transports. with = carrying
capue;sy Of $500 each, hare been placed
under sailing orden, and it IL rumozed that
AL Admiralty Agent il now in Liverpool for
the purpose Of chastering private vessels.
While the time las not como for the Gov.
eEumcnt to show its hand, 1t is very esident
that the hand u \ strong one, and that Kus-
sis will be Afforded IN opportunity to see It
shortly.
, 1877-07-25

3ov. OUIloa's proclamation commands
all good citizens to at ouco place themselves
on tho sido Of law and order, and to join
with tho local authorities In the protection
Of life and property and the preservation OF
the public peace. For the honor and credit
Of Illinois tho Governors appeal ahould be
promptly responded to. Let tho vicious
classes once understand that the vAst ma-
jority OF tho citizens, workingnen and ali,
are against them, and We shall have 10 Diff
Guilty in preserving order.
, 1877-07-25

Republican Judicial Convention for the New
Twsltt9. District Appellate Court.

Republican Judicial Convention for the New
Twsltt'l District Appellate Court.
Sptetal Dssateh to 1As Tribune.
TunHxn tuxcrlov, Ill.,. July 9a.-Tho Repnb.
l1can District Convention for tho now Twelfth
Judlcla, District Appclato Court convened In the
thoo1.hulidtng hcse to-day at IL 0'ciock- Fifty"
two delegates were pfefcnt.
Can't. A. II. Com, Of AaEengo. Was selected -
Chairman; aud George .. Utter, Of the Richmond
0oxsts, Charles Archer. Of tho Goaesa Rspu5l!coa,
4. W. Coon, OF ths Bsiridsro nortAuttttrn. aud
". II. Knox, Of tho Harvard Indtpsadsnt. vera
'''Vis Wpon = mutton " z. II. o.ry. .hs following
wers solicited - Eommitt*s upon ctedsnt'sls:
81 Ill., VI T. H. i''; g. ~ S:', Z d.aast nasS
Quaekenhush. Ths Eslna,Ittao reported tho dele
gates enumerated above.
ehotsa ~ @Ga.H JaSts: fos Ss sa.ass
{s.r Gs1!i'1s' of uaa.nIp aasmp'ht"; Y:
W.aksg.a; Jane. .. Fesfy, oi aelleary; Charles
Z. Fuller. of Beividero.
pfoessdeI ~ u ~ otoe@a. ballot iot candidate fo1
jader {. tho Twelfth ptatriet which Fr4altea a.
Fst q vp.:n. MI M:!1ess,y. o; Lake. 8; ksad.'I' $;
For u. @. Aoorc. Kane, a.
ros Ghffle1 ws.',, Asll9a ;,dose Dc kt!e' "
Totsl numbsf OF ballots, 81; necessary tor .
Thc drst formal ballot resulted tho same. but be-
forc tho xnpouncs msnt waA suAdo u. r. PARKS
changed hla totv itoua Moo1s 10 linton No choieu.
The second formal ballot 1csulled unanimously
tor Upton+ xm4l cntlat taaR.
Upon the mutton ef J. Y. Wright, tho following
Committee: T. Z. Aoors 4nL u. l.. lssks. Vt
Kans; +. 4: Granger and !. 6outhwosth, Vt
NcllcnfY;M u: tast!s and CHARLES keIlasr, Of
&. II. Gary aud J. q. Wstyht. oS Nupu;.a; d. II.
Wright and J. J. Foote, Ut uoons; II. i. Hudson
and l.. u. ucnnett. Of Kendall.
Tbs Hon. Clark ". tpt0n wss torn st Mont.
pslief. ", aud u now ABOUT 81 yeafs oS aye. !ls
nrr 1t hls birthplace, aud removed to Illinois In
lk50, whrsa he has since been engaged In tho sue
ce4sful practice .! thc law. hs Ersiucnce being IN
Waukcgau. lie II Tho happy father Vt y family Of
twu aeas and thtro ttaughacfs. and enjoys eDua-
petenee sAsued Iu the practice OF hts psofca4lVA
, 1877-07-25


There ia no defenao 80 atrong as that OF
sclf-defense. Thorc aro 10000 able.bodicd
men in this city having homes md families
dependent on them, and who naturally look
to the public authorities for pfotection for
those homes against fire and pillnge, and for
their families from violence. Tho want OF
military organization In this state. and tho
general interruption Of communication, Of
necessity compels tic people Of caoh COM
munity to depend on themselves. Tho safety
Of life and property in Chicago is in tho
hands Of the people. Will they protect
themselves -
This city has thousands Of ab1o md OK
perienced soldiers who arc competent to
make Intelligent organizations. Each house.
holder standing in his own door is roworless
both for tho general aa veil as his own
protection; but 900 citizens, organized
under tho direction Of competent ofa-
Gers, mud acting In communication with
other bodies each 900 strong, and oil
within supporting d!stnnce, will constitute
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, 1877-07-25

At any other time and under any other
circumstances. tho procession Of such gang
OF outiaws, thieves, and Communists through
tho City OF Chicago would lave attracted the
serious attention Of tho police and the
thoughtful consideration OF the people.
Yesterday 1t was burlesque, and the best
efforts Of tho banditti only held the Rtrike
System up 10 ridlcule. It Was pleasant
sort Of midsummer festival that amused the
children and did no damage.
, 1877-07-25

Tho Republican Judicial Convention for
tin Twelfth District yesterday nominated
tho Hon. CLAnK W. Ur1oN, Of Racine, as
candidate for Judge the Appellate Court.
The nomination is In every way most excel
lent, md wo have no doubt TINT tho ncpnb-
licans of McIfenry, Boone, Lake, Kendall,
DnPago, Kane, and DeKa1b will rasifY 1t at
tho polls with handsome majority.
, 1877-07-25

food and clothing, prodncesl by hrain-sklll
md intelligence, nor would a rc1apse to tile
mechanical methods Of barbarian ngea fnr-
nish remedy, no mntter whnt tho Com
mnniBt brawlers may sny to tho contrary.
, 1877-07-25

=,
~ pfo'f' "
rur cpneanp .aarrar r.popsav1vo
MACHrNEs.
Tho proposition Of tho sclf-constituteti
leaders Of the lnbor classca which has been
declared over and o.er In harnngucs and
embodied In resolutions, to stop tho produce
Tim of labor.aayinQ machiuory In order to
increase lnbor, is ignorance. It lisplays
a mental condition in this direction hnr1ly
nboye that of the ssono ngc3 Since tho iaya
Of puAnaoH. when men flrst elevated water
fror the Mic by machinery instead Of carry
Ing It In carthcn iugs On their heads, or sinco
tho timo when drecian science discovered
the use Of tho screw, lever, and pulley in
n)d,no md saving labor. there never has
been nation, pconle, or tratlo TINT has vol
nntar;,v surrendered or forgotten its iuyen-
tions for producing mora with lcay labor.
Borbario nations. Ignorant Of Inventions and
tl,cir nses. haye oyerrun moro highly. civilized
conntrica md DESTROYED them. md thus mnny
of the nrts of Tho Aztccs, tho Egypttaue,
,he Grecians. md The Romans boye
bocn last soma of them forever :: but thero
|. ma instance In the worlds hiatory whera
man 1,avo willingly eiyon nm tho adynntapea
Of Inventions 10 produce the sane resul,a
will, 1caa labor. or crcatsr result with tho
1a,ne labor. for tho purposo of increasing
nhvs,cn{ effort. Do thcso Communicate
rnoutors supDosc that tho world will ever
aiyc m eunuuwder for bowe and arrows,
or brocoh- -loaders for mntch-iocks and tlints
m thav snnnoxa Tim world will oiva I'm steol.
et1cef, tools for the implements Of tho etouc
or conner ace: steam machinery and tho
,noohnn5co} .,overs for tho rav }nbor Of tho
honaa. liza sowipe-machipe for tho hand.
noefte. and rreotest Of, all. tho ra,)road.
that n,iuhtiest achievement Of hu-
man mechanism In labor-sayine, for tho
staRs-coach md Concstoga wagon? Do
thoy snnpoeo that pcople will willingly 90
b,ck TO TINT time whom, in CARRYING OK
changes. II cost throe bushels Of wheat or
corn IN c.n-y ons to ,narhot7 To ma8o The
n,mnria,tv Of their demand still mora appar-
ant do thay supposo that pcoplo will will.
lInolv ciyo m tho air.brako which las been
o;1on,,1 first for ccono,nv ot lahor mi, or.
na,,.o T., nr1eatiuo snccd. and accoud, Yor
..so,,, ~ 1ifa opi re4,rn In Tho otl .vstom
=, Iaod,brake.ge. because II cn,nloyei moro
1,r.komen2 Tho ,,emand liz nbsnn, and i'm,
r,os.,b,a nm II. f,cc, won,i, II he no.a;h1a
r. induce tho pnb1io to surrender tha
nva,vwpa svstem of vorrino asecl or t1,o
bo, -h,.gt mst,ota NJ mailing iron o,e. or ty,e
,mnrovsd mn]oa IT convertino iron and stcat
ma tbousnnt1a of usefn1 shanes or of chang,
tro h,,,ca ,nto boota anil shoes and harnoss