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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04
The Government Declares the MIS-
souri, River Routes Open.

A. last the long looked for order rela-
tive 10 routes from ,hs Missouri river 10
the Black Hills II 70 be promulgated and
Ne ars to hsve without much moro delay
established thoroughfsres across the In
dian reservation. Tho following ,ele-
gram was received lasi night:
CHICAGO, April 3, 1877.
CAsr.es G.. WICKER. Precedent D. s. Il r.:
The secretary Of war has authorized
me 70 declare the routes open to the
Black Hills. They will be those named
Whsa you were here. The order will be
issueti Tomorrow.
r. II. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant Gen.
Tho routss referred to by General
q :ridan in the foregoing telegram are
three in nnmbcr--one from Bismarck,
one from Fl. Pisrre snd one from Yank-
to-, via. the Niobrara river. The two
routee from Bi.marck and 4Ft. Pierre arc
nov being surveyed BY order Of the ter,
ritorial authorities and the government
will probably accept the report Of that
survey and adopt the roads - mounded
BY the territorial parties. We have no
authority for thus premisinr, but as those
two river points have bsen decided upon
~ stsr.ing plsees, Il 10 reasonable to
conclude that thsrs viii be no objection
a., direct lin.. ~ <..w.f a.sts a
out. The Nlobrara route is still subject
TO surveying operations and military off
GERS will soon arrive whose duty it will
be 10 locate it. This IL the original
BtEeh Hills route, proposed long before
the existence gold in the Dakots
mines was generally believed BY the out
sids world. Its course IL up the Mo
brara river to the junction Of the keya
Paha and up the divide between those
two rivers, crossing the hesd dwaters Of
the White river and making . crossing
Of the south fork Of the Cheyenne in the
nsighborhood Of Spring creek. Thi.
line VI travel will intersect the road bull,
from Custer City to Rapid City. Tray.
elers after crossing the last named rive1
are as liberty to parsue any direction
they may choose, n they will then be III
ceded territory. Az the government ha.
given its authority for the use of these
routes there Il now nothing in the way o,
their speedy Development and improve
ment.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04

The New Orleans Times Of the Cd inst.
announces that discovery has been
nade. Il has been found out BY New
Orleans democrats that the eight elscto-
.ral votes Of Louisiana belong to Tilden
and evidencs il 70 be 1dduced on this
poiat in the quo warranto suit which the
great dstsatsd Is about to institute for
ths presidential seat.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04

py Hoeuihg or othcfWlsc.
Ssc. IL, When ,hesight to mine is
in any case separate from the owner
ship or right Of occupancy to The sur
face, she owner or rightful occupan, OF
the surface may demand satisfactory
security from the miner, aud if it be
refused, may enjoin such miner frum
working until such security is given.
The order for Injunction shall fix the
amount Of bond.
SEc. l3. Ii at any time the loo ator
of any mining claim heretofore or
hereafter located, or his assigns, shall
apprehcnd that his original certificate
was defective, erroneous, or that the
requirements Of the-law had not been
complied with tcfofe> fling, or shall
be desirous OF changing his surface
boundaries, or Of taking in any part
Of All overlapping claim which has
been abandoned, or in caselthe origi
Haf certificate WIS made prior 10 Ifle
passage of this law, and be shall be
desaonssof securing the benefit Of this
\ act, such locator or his assigns may
file sn sddisioaal certificate subject ID
1.-The prpvisiens Of THIS act: Prorit1ed.
Sitshxt st.rf 5oFs not iIiv ef fera
Ivith the exissipg rights 81. Others Il
The time Of such relocAsi5n, Aa1 nh
tSeh lelocsiisa ~ "a shefsol
alal psy 1 - ~ = 1E I1IIi
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04

The Illinois Cestral Railroad company
has asted fer reduction OF 85 per cent.
from the owners Of Its Iowa leased lines,
and threatens to throw them up If the
reduction IL not made.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04

ssvea government mules wsrs recently
drowasd in the Yellowstone at Gay's
ford. Two wagons loaded with supplies
were Lost.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04

SIC. f8. The register Of deeds shall
be entitled TO receive the sum Of one
dollar for each location certificate re-
corded and certified by him, and shall
furnish the locator or locators with =
certified copy ofsuch certificate when
demanded. for which he shall be en,i.
tied to receive fifty cents.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-04
The Daily Pres and Dakotaian
Joha T. Baldwin vas, on Monday
slsctsd mayor Of Couacil Bluds.

Ths rssult Of the New Hampshire cleo
tioa i : republican gain OF ovsr coo
votss over that Of 1879.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26
ran OPENINGS.


This is the week of fashion openings In
New York. Yesterday the houses Of Rodgers Il
Orr Bros, in Eighth avenue; II. O'Ncii a Co..
32l 10 329 Sixth avenue; aud Ridlcy's, in Grand
street. all had special openings Of millinery
goods. dresses cloahs. sacques. and NANTES.
Blooms. in the Bowery, L. Boutilcr Brothers
in East Fourteenth street; b. Altman, in Sixth
avenue: Il. II. Macy & Co. Enrich < Co.. in
Eighth avenue; Richard Mearrs. in Sixth ave
nue. and the Partisan Flower Company. in East
Fourteenth street. announced openings begin
ing On Monday and continuing through the
week.
Richard Moarcs offers his entire stock at re-
dufcd prices owing ton cont plht"d change IN
his business; Lc lioutilirr Brothers are selling
lrillards blHrk silks, fancy silks, and drc~7
goods at unusually low prices, and Lord Iny-
lor announce. in addition 10 their fan lmporio-
tons and special novelties in dress goods, th'
upcnlns ol an elegant huuseiurnishlns deyui
mrni lllled with the richest specimens 81 fus
lax" and other styles of furniture, in all kinds
"l c,ohiz-d. maple, rose. walnut and othtr
woods
Tu-dny ! Il G. johnson Broadway md Finn
avenue; Rodgers n Orr Brothers. and Enrich
Y GO. of Eighth avenue, and johnson Bros. a
Union square announce thoir openings, AMI
Lord q Taylor inNt" the press only t. 70 lriyat"
opening of the wonders which in a few day
WI! be exhibited to the general public.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26
GOING ron sornERN's SCAR.
! An Ornament Of the supreme Court
| Complainant before that Tribunal.

George, The Count Joannos, applied 10
Judge Wr-ttrook, yesterday, for preliminary
injunction pending suit instituted 10y him
against Edward \. Sothcrn. 10 restrain his
Il ting part in tine play Of The Crushed Ira
eodian.' in which the Count says Mr. Sothcrn
personates him. Tho Count. in stating the
case said that Mr.. Sothern was malignng him
and making 500 a night at his expense hy
representing him a~ n drunkard. having de-
lrum ircmens H. had been for thirty years
budding an honorable reputation, and he wa.
Am officer of d." supreme Court and tho Court
would not tolerate such am outrage. His Honor.
in th" oN~v OF H'lmhoid. showed that every
man = identity and numo are ms own property
and that NO man has III right Ia tax" them Tor
hi- own u-'. III. reputation and identity were
taken from him hy This m, n. "Wrll' added
the Count. ImIr0 ssiyciY, have been m actor
myself, and am proud of having belonged to
that honorable prot ~~ton.
Judge Mcsthrook said he could not grant an
injunction without a hearing On notice to tho
other sid' The Count th.n -ked for am order
to show cause. and Judge Wcstbrool, promised
to look al ms papers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26

most hopeful cases. Ia n very slow matter. and
that the best promises OF convalescence are apt
To prove very trcachcroua.
Some people in Madison are disposed to con-
noct the illness of the horses with tho fact Of
their having been fed on ground feed procured
At Stulls mill IN Green village. While 1t is true
that very nearly all the affected horses have
eaten OF thus feed. it il also true that some Of
the animals that have died. and others now sick
nave not. so far ~ can be- asccriaincd touched
II. II Is also true that great quantities Of Mr..
Stuls feed are sold in Morristown. where tho
mysterious malady has not us yet appeared
although u catarrhal fever IL prevalent thcre
MIR. Stull bears nm excellent reputation in this
popular that. If It had caused the disease. il
would scem that the deaths would have been
much greater in number
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26
YACHTING ON THE SOUND.
One Interesting Contest for Harry Mrs Cup
and Another on % Wager.

Twelve yachts sailed on the Sound, yester-
day for n 900 silver cup. presented by Harry
Hill. The race derived additional interest from
n side contest announced as for $500 n side. be-
tween the cabin yachts Glance and Avalon. The
course was from off the Hoffman HousS at the
hcad OF Flushing bay, to and around Gangway
buoy and return. Commodore William Cheese
man and Chas /. Manning acted as judge and
timckccpor. The wind was south by west half
west. aud the tide lA-h water slack. There was
n flying start ana the yachts crossed the line as
follows;
FIRST ca.s-Avaon 70 81 10; Glance, 70 81 90 Second
100 4, MARTHA Mum. u - 35 Fourth cass-Emms
r,,S N I Hw 4 f Na' cls SsroSse,
1901 80, Mamie Y 81 80 rar,hcnia, 1881.
There was good sailing breeze. and tho
yachts ran of before 1t with lifted sheets. The
Avalon and Glance had it nip and tuck till near
Throggs Neck. when the Glance took q decided
lead At this point the Pluck and Luck had
gained considerably on the Mum. and the
Emma u. and Parthcnia appeared to be having
it all their own way in their respective classes.
The Pluck and Luck turned Throgg's Neck
buoy mt 1:lG.30: Glance. 1:50:40: Emma D..
~ 80; and the Martha Mum, Avalon, Par
thcnia; and Harry Iiill i2lli2wgd in the order
front place. kept t., and lei the fleet around
G"ngway buoy AZ 2'9o:}l The Gl9qee turned
| Avalon. 2.3p:55: Emma -, 2:i0:0S; Parthenin,
| 2:42;32; Harry Hill. 2tI2:j5.
| II was dcad beat towndward returning. and
! all the way back the Pluck and Luck kept in
| creasing her lead. The Harry Hin on tho beat
| buck worked M ~ second place. and both the
| Martha Mum and par'hona passed tho Glance.
| The close work between the Emma ID. and T..
OErirn was also interesting. The Avalon
would mo- doubt have hnu'cn the Glance in. had
! she not stood 50 far across Flushing hay ON the
port tack before going about On the starhoard
| tack t1nss the finish. The Pluck and Luck
fs. .lHfI AZ 4 4nlf -
minutes later before the rest began to put in AN
! appearance. The following table gives the
| start finish. elapsed. and corrected time. the
] table b. made uu:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26

TUESDAY. Sept. 25.-FIouR AND MFAL-ThorA
has been an active and advancing market for houn
throughout most ofthe past week. but became quotes
toward the close To-day the market dun aud wcakx
prices losing portion u the late advance and closing
quite unsettled, We quote state and Western "
Western spring wheat extras s5ppass3n; do xI
aud NV ~ y ar "a win,sf ,wneat eAVas S,sset-t
Gs95O city shipping eNtras s5-Sss7ao sou'her q
bakers and family brands 81 - a. %. southern shpf
ping extras $625@tT Corn meal-Wcstern. S21h@t3f
brandy wine. $40 Rye flour, Sies46O Wheat iced. slS
CrS2i t. ton; rye feed. SlS. .
CorfoS The market has been advancing the past weck
owing favorable foreign udNcc- bad weather Tor me
growing crop and continued small receipts at the ports
To-day spots were firm and active for export; mddhn9
upands II sales ihpj bales Futures were irEuur
closing nj 33c Tor september PC Tor pctohc l2c
for November II Zoe for uogtubr II lsc Tor January
II sic February nae. March. aud ~ IN 10
Am Sales Of utnrcs. 36'n bales Receipts ut ports,
4,6i3 bales. since sept o. 10 bales; corresponding
period last year. I72,vJO bales Annexed are cufIent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26
Ann SEMEN rs.
Mr.. sothern's Compliment.

This afternoon Mr. Sothern plays "Thc
Crushed Traecdian' for the special decctation
Of what Mr. Florence prottily calls his dra-
mn,ic confrtrrs in the guild" This may he un-
dorstond to mean that the extra performance is
given TO accommodate the actors who desire 10
see Mr.. Sohrms inlmtahle imporsunation,
and are themselves engaged al night. The re-
suit will probably show "A most Interesting as
-rmllngc'of players. and thai ~ enough To- in
~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26
Another MN.teriou. Rant. Robbery.

BosToN. Scrt 25.-Three trunks containing
Sluu1wort securities deposited IN the safe of the
Ctmnndgcport National Baik have mysterousy di.ip.
tatrd .inro Che llt lust and there NOT thr slightest
Cii ~ it thieves The franks ami their contents are
oNu ly Lutl,r Slater, ouNerJ Rand. and y b. SNOW,
"a, latter Tie pashtro ti' bank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26
a Decision Asa,n., an Insurance Company.

MONTPELIER. VT. Sept. 25The ease of VIM.
4 Boutcir Montpelier AGAINST the West hester fire
Insurance Company ol BROOKLYN. y y, which has been
trial here week decided YESTERDAY, the jury
rendering verdict for the ltnun for sl.G-- In is7t
the plainun hNd tdinutN t Gals, stored an a hH|k
smith shop here insured tor eluss the dcrullut tax.
iu. "a fsk OF S2iis amt si'd Tor that amount The
defence that the painuu procured the insurance hN
fraud ana that the value ~ ihr oats was grchtN over
stated II also claimed that the Ere which harmed
them April, 1879 caused by tho riainuns uc,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26
gaslu,ss Ncti,,s.

Every mother win not only comfort md
len Ntr~ N. hut Ni irt tiN rHtlN nUr nuns
M. btl. rs tlr IN, &, u. 90 pAInEt> GINGER rpNlr.
HiN 30 lufNp rI Nuur Nfu--l-f, sample bottle At
30 cents. ami t.stlls merits.
The mines Of G"icondH IN India yield tho
IIt illN Doc - IIi| -
ei..ui 90 Che N.Ni r...f L.I. ..4a. H. tuon Il.
Go there - .ou want hu.-Ilil
Roak's OlIvc Iinimcnt l. ~ guaranteed cure
fr mu.t.'W ui fIOfH. 'r. if.N boz. sold ~ drug
aIst-. -, Iot 800 ~ Az Sow HiA.
Rupture cured bA pr. Mnishs Radical euro
q n- uns ,r,, At~A 81 Aston II ...e, opposite Il.
Paul Church
Hoiman's Pad Is M experiment, mud the price
comes Wltulu the reach Nf H ll'i| N7 ht4itl iauc
The Hest Remedy rnr children white Teeth-
Is Mrs MlN-lffN a. soothing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26

Tho Pluck and Luck thus wins the 900 cup
and tln Chance the $500 bet. Tho Glance. Harry
Hin. Pluck and Iu-l.. Peter q Brien. and Par
thonia take first prze. which il the sur
plus money In their ICES pectiv" class :. and the
Avalon. Martha Mum. Emma D.. aud Mamie
take second prize. Which j. return Of entrance
ftlI-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26

Ask your nowsdealer for the new sixteen page
story paper iHe Hn Fli.e three cents, Thrilling so'
Iles and skStgAes.-4is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26

1t Is proposed TO erect monument IN front OF
twelve O'Clock Man. the eccentric individual who
died last week He is the only person about that estab
lshment who Is positively known TO haNe been IN the
habit vi Isiusins money when onered " him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26
The sun a. ~ Pulpit.

We naturally look for prompt nnd vigorous
replies no a attacks ON ihe Cisuan religion to the re'
.iuus Journals o the country but II l. peculiarly gra,
ins TO nnd Tn NEW YORK suS one Of the ables most I'M
DEPENDENT and fearless secular papers Of this on ANY
other country dealing sedgo hammer blows alta class ol
selrslcd self sufficient scientists, who like their proio
types oil the P-ami.ts day searching to lind out God
By the arthing rushhgh VI r.ason, rather than IN the
broad light VI revelation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26

Rupturc cured bs ~. Mn,.h's Radical euro
uu- .u--. Wv u A..-I u ..l. L..llN Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26

oaks Olivc Linimcnt !. - guaranteed euro
l,u'.i'm ui fHODH. 'r. iri. go 'l'. sold hy dug
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-26

With avidlty. and it never fails 10 regulate their
digestive organs and boMels-Ads.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-03
THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1877.
United States Mail.
WYOMING.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

ocI ofFliE f.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1877.
Proposals will be received at the con
tract office of this department until 3
O'Clock p. M. of June 8, 1877, Ito be de-
cided by the Goth Of June), for carrying
the mails of the United States from
September LIST, 1877, to june 80, 1873,
on the following routes in the territory
of Wyoming, and by the scedule of de-
partures and arrivals herein specified,
viz:
371I7 From Laramie City, by North
Park Ranch, Hahn's Peak, and
Hayden (Colo.), to White River
Agency, $50 miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Laramie City Monday at
6 a. m;
Arrive at White River Agency
Saturday by 6 p. m;
Leave White River Agency Mon
day at 8 q. m;
Arrive at Laramie City Saturday
by 6 p. m.
Bond required with bid, s5,OOO;
check, $3.50.
3711s From North Park Ranch to Bear
Gulch (Colo.), 45 miles and
back, once a week.
Leave North Park Ranch We'd
nesday at 6 a. m;
Arrive at Bear Gulch by 8 p. m;
Leave Bear Gulch Thursday Mt 6
q. m;
Arrive at North Park Ranch by
8p. m.
Bond required with bid, $500.
S7119 From Hahn's Peak to Steamboat
Springs, % miles and back, once
a week.
Leave Hahn's Peak Wednesday
at 8 a. m;
Arrive at Steamboat Springs by
up. m;
Leave Steamboat Springs Thurs
day at 8 a. m;
Arrive at Hahn's Peak by6 p M;
Bond required with bid, $500.
37120 From Green River City, by
Browns Park and Dodge's
Ranch utah, to Uintah Agen-
cy, 100 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Green River City Monday
at 9 a. M;
Arrive at Uintah Agency We'd
nesday by 6 p. m;
Leave Uintah Agency Thursday
at 6 a. m;
Arrive at Green River City Sat
urday by 6 p. m.
Bond required with bid, 81, ZOO.
SUPPLEMENTARY.
Service from October l, 1877, to June
80, 1878.
37116 From Hat Creek, (Wyo.,) by
Custer City, Oak. to Dead
wood, 121 miles and back, seven
times q week.
Leave Hat Creek daily at 8 a. m;
Arrive at Deadwood next day by
Up. m;
Leave Deadwood daily at 8 a m;
Arrive at Hat Creek next day by
Up. m, OF in close connection
with route 37109, Cheyenne to
Hat Creek.
Present cost of service, S34, 293
per annum.
Bond required with bid, $50, 900;
check, S1,715.
For forms of proposal, bond, and GER
t~ifcate, and also for instructions as to
the conditions to be embraced in the
contract, etc., see advertisement of this
date in pamphlet form, inviting propos-
ais for mail service in the States and
Territories, to be found at the terminal
post Offices of the above routes, and to
be had on application to the Second AS
sistant Postmaster General.
Bids should be sent in sealed en-
velopes, superscribed 'Mail proposals,
Territory of Wyoming and addressed
to b Second Assistant Postmaster
General.
d. NJ. KEY,
a26-w6t Postmaster General.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-08-11
La lOterie du Keutuckey avai

| La loterie du Keutuckey avail
un rellquat de $4,000. La Coul
Supreme decide quill y aura poul
cette somme un tirage supplemel
taire, ct Mr.. William Witzman
de Gretna, qui await eu un billet
du dernier tirage, ell est averti
LIE tirage final a lieu ct Mr.
Witzman recoit avis quill a gagnt
! une montre ct une chaine valiant
! $3.50 ct quill peut les fairc retirel
moyennant un droit de 10 orc
quill aura a payer sur la r6cep
tion du lot. LAWS ajonte que sill
pretere recevoir les objets PAL
Pexpress, on les lui enverra, ct
quill les aura toujours a l., condi-
ton de payer le droit de commits
sion de $15.
Mr.. Whitman ma pas meme le
temps de deliberer sur la PROPOSE
tion. On lui apprend bient6t que
les objets ont etc conties a Pex-
press ct quill sont eli route. II sc
presente done un peu plus tard
All bureau de rexpress ct y trouve
q son adresse une boite Qu'on lui
remet sur le payment par lui de
SIS pour la commission ct de Is
cents pour le fret.
II emporre la boite chez lui Sc
reiouissant de sa bonne fortune.
Mais helas, il revient tristement
de sd beatitude quand- ouvrant la
boite il NY trouve qu'une montre
de cuivre ct une chaine du meme
metal. Avis aux autres joueurs
Gni- seraient dams la position de
Mr.. Witzman. lis savent tous
sans doute qu'une boite de mon
tre en- cuIvre, fut- ellie double Ou
triple ct meme Quadruple, he van
draft pas le quart de Ia sOmme
exigee pour Ell donner possession.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-08-11

| LA FRATERNITE DES INGE
NIEURS EFT LES GREVES. - Nous
lisons dams le Messenger Frame,
AmericdiN:
lie HeyalN public une longu,
lettre que lui a adresse de Cleve
land NJ. Arthur, reaOnnu comms
chef de la Societ6 fraternelle des
M6caniciens de locomotives. Cettt
Societe SO compose de cent
qnatrevingt.douze groupes, comp
te Ell tout treize mile membres
ct poes9de un fonds de pres dc
S5OO,OOO. Ellie pour principauz
objets de donner a ses membres
des assurances sur Ia vie ct de
garantir a la famille de celui qui
meurt ou devient incapable de
TRAVELLER une somme dc $1,000
La Soci6te a deja paye pres dun
million de dollars d'assurances ct
environ cinquante mile dollars q
ceux de Ses membres qui sc trou
vaient dams le beSoin.
La Socl6te Sc declare ell prin-
cipe oppos6e aux greves ct tait
des efforts pour regler 4 ramiable
les dilfecends qui peuvent s'4Ie-
yer entire les compagnies ct les
employees. M. Arthur dit qu'elle
pouvait sympathiser avec les gre
vistes dams les dernieres contesta
tIons, les approuver dams 'leur
refus de travail ct meme dams
les efforts qu'ils faisaient pacifi-
quement pour empecher d'autres
onvriers de predre leur place,
mais que du moment OH ills
avaient recours 4 la violence pour
arriver a lears fins lis perdalent
tout droit a la Sympathie publ
que ct meritaient d6tre traites
CONNIE des brigands. Ce .sont la
des paroles severes de la part
dun homme qui represente une
societe de travailleurs; mails on
ne peut lui en- taire un crime, car
il comprend que lordre ct le res
pect de la loi sont les premeirs
besoins du travail.
Dams la seconde partie de sa
lettrc,, M. Arthur tcrmule des re-
examinations tres energiques con
tre les compagnies de chemins de
fer, quill accuse de tyrannie, d'ex
ploltation lnhumaine q regard
dcS ouvriers ct d'extravagancps
dams lenrs enterprises. II y pro-
bablement beaucoup de v6ritG
dams tous ces reprOches, ct COM
me NJ. Arthur a dit franchement
So. pensGe aax ouvriers, il ny
await pas de raison pour quill la
dissimuiat q propos dies capita
listes. Esperons que les les uns ct
les autres ell teront leur profit.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-08-11

Sec. l5.--DGeretent dc plus: Que cette
lol devra etre mise ell vigueur dater du
Ter JUN 1917, ct toutes les lois ou parties
de lq' contraires sont rappelees.
[Sign6l LOUIS BUSH,
Orateur de Ia Chambre des Repr6sen-
tLntS.
(Signe) LOUIS A. WILTZ.
Lleutcnant. .GOuverneur ct President du
SGnat.
ApprOuvee l3 avril 1877.
lSigne] FRANCIS II, NICHOLAS,
Gouverneur de lEtat de Ia Louisiana.
Pour copie conforme:
WILL, A. STRONG.
Secr6taire d'Etat.