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Sine, our last issue the vote Of
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Our Legislature is considering bill
for the reduction Of the test on illum.
mating oils from 1902 to 11O0. It
would not make any appreciable reduc-
ton in the price Of oil aud would
greatly increase the risk to life and
property. The passage Of the bill
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THE GAZETTE.
VIM, B. HERRIOTT,
Hdftor ana Publisher.
Only seven more working days are
left to our Legislature.

Henry Ward Beecher is in St.
Paul lecturing and has houses filled to
oyeraoWink.
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The temperance bill has failed,
lacking hut one vote Its rigorous
features killed it. When temperance
men learn that "half loaf is better
than no bread" aud that the acme of
temperance legislation must be sp-
preached by degrees. we will have
made q long stride towards that point.
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count.
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Mr. w. H. Sidle, assistant Csahier
o! the First National Bank, Minneapo.
lis, was shot, last, Friday evening, by
Kate Noonan, who claims to be the
victims discarded mistress He is
son Of H. G. Sidle, who has long been
prominent 10 the banking business of
Minneapolis. Young Sidlc died the
same night.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-02-22

On the 18th inst. man uamed w.
Ii. Weldon attempted to assassiuate
Governor Packard Of Louisiana. The
attack was made in the State House at
New Orleans The pistol was aimed
at the Governors: heart but he struck
it in time to turn 1t aside aud the ball
struck him in the knee, ina;cting on.
~ q slight injury. Packard then
knocked the assassin down and some
one else in the room shot at him but
did not hit him. Weldon is regarded
as having been crazy from drink and
the attack as not having any Of the ele.
h ,nts Of conspiracy or any political
s,gniscance whatever.
The seed wheat bill has become q
law, We believe, without any changes.
An article in the RI. Press of the 10th,
entitled "The Grasshopper in Poll.
tics" showed the absurdity of the bill
is . light that We hoped would have
some effect on the Senate. and that
that body would SO amend the bill as
to make it Of some practical benefit to
the distressed districts. It did not,
however, have any effect, and the bill,
- passed by the House, with its stu.
sid absurdities, is . Law. It was q
matter Of great surprise that the
House, with . majority Of its mem.
bers farmers, should be satisfied with
il. The Legislature evidently considered
il 1.-THE Thing" to do something ito
relieve the sufferers"
The majority Of farmers, whom il
would benefit the State to assist, can.
not make the necessary affidavit and
tho chief result Of the bill will be tt
cucumber the records Of number ol
Counties with . lot Of trash that will
be difficult to get rid Of.
, 1877-07-26

"f 5'o,rd NJ Trade. ro tn the Fsnsra of Tradct''
nh"tF"l'"n t'c cutirn -urgrl fnio and down
snmilst street
To TIE cMAMHEn Of cnMMEnrx nrrrDTxo,
h1otth: AMI yelling ~ II went. Arrived at this
p"'nt. Intense excitement and noisy demnnstta.
lions c iof = !ime rfc*ated. 70 art' Of violence
were tHftmiEtH. however. and nftcs \ short ftay
thc crowd again rrntre reded thfongh Summit rireet
10 the upgtr part nf Tie rtty. At In mcAaure dis
Intense.
:. The names of the c,.tz-n. who arc Ia comprise
be announced In The mnrflinc and rteps viii no
lount be taken ii once to prevent ANY further ont
The elevators arc siifl e1u.cd, md little a, no
grain IL being ,novcd BY lake. The hanks decline
any sdfsnee on hills ri tadin2, and the commercial
welt = manufacturing but!ncss Of the city Ia At
The flinatfon on the railroads remains unchanged.
4 .s esommittse Of twentJ i've emploJsa Of The W.
thyetie to.asy, and held q consultation with Man.
aget Ilopkin1 1t r. tAtcd that the laiter informed
them fhas he -: willing 70 p.{ what va reasons:
least my "A much !. anv ~ the soade did. bnt he
could not establish 'chedu1e Of psces. and prom.
~ e, hs s.. 90 qeh % a. % f.
ternlfed &rofn the interview, and another confer.
ctes was appointed for this afternoon, The result
OF Which h.' not s'an,p'<sd, n,E'x,d,,4
TotEnn. O.. July e. ..Mhihicht-After the dis
osaery proceedings of The carry rast Of the evtn-
nef or Munfoc and Supefiut atscelf, but was dls.
4 mceiing of .he pnlsec Comtnire,oners VA, then
e.'o 'ree'al police: 4 large number Of ei,,zens also
met At the tiMiy llouse and Ofganfxed three co,n.
pamls', with Sheriff soorc, ot this county, IL com.
meeting Of The Conncll will he held Tomorrow
IT, take sur further actiun II deemed necessary.
Tho aaloons are closed and the city Is quies
, 1877-07-26
PROCLAMATION.

An AprEAL TO oHpER-LovlN0 CITIZENS.
CoLuxnra. t., ju1Y 15.-Gos. Young iasued the
following proclamation thlA afternoon:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. CoLrAHC~. O., July
Is. 1sT.-7o tie People of Ohio: Owing to tho
troubles exiatinE between the railroad companies
md their employees. great excitement c1tsts
throughout the State. OF this unfortunate state Of
afatrr. ,awIess and dissepnalc pcsson- are taking
advantage. and are enaaarcriug fife and property.
Tie eivll authorities. Ntatc, county. and mun,ci.
pa. ~ well !; sho military, must and viii every.
every fchpcct. The g0ud name Of unr pcnptc De,
mande that this sha! be done. and In no other way
can the orrcr which Ia absolutely necessary 10
public and private tafety, be maintained.
To avert all danger. and In order 10 eHCecFsfnlIy
meet all rcsstaret TO tho thorough execution Of the
law. thereby call the aw. abiding n,eh OF all uus
cities, town, and villsrcs to tenhef their tess!cc.
to thci! respective civil authorities. and. under
t1,ele direction and contrOi, ureantxe Themselves
inta volunteer police. force sua!ccnllv strong 10
ovcrawe the taNlesa elements. confidently ex-
ncSt 81 Eood men vii! respond promptly and cheer
tlIssn At .he Executive Chamber In Columbus.
On ths tho adfh day Of July. IN the year OF our
Lord Int, and aG The Independence Of the United
States the ono hundred aud second.
THOMAS l.. iorsl;, Governor.
1hLTok HAnxEs. Secretary Of State.
, 1877-07-26
COLLINWOOD.

Epecfol Dispatch to 7ae 7t1brne,
Catfi.wopp, O.. July 95.-Tha little station,
about nine mics cast Of G. c.e1sndt H. tn. ecat OF
the stEikc upon the Lake Shore Road. Tho men
selected this spot berauae tho honsc for the
engines, the ahops of The Company, and many
miles Of side track made Il the proper place. The
THEN here In con.tant communication with thcIr
fciiowr IN I3Afalo and cleveland, md. while crcry-
thing is perfectly quiet and orderly thus fat, thu
men arc very determined to carry their point Fos
miles upon the side tsacka freight cara stand -
clotciy together possible, and much Of the freight
of pcriahab)c nature Ia stoiling. In certain tn
stances permission has been given 10 parties in
Cleveland and elsewhere 10 curt tt away, but. this
afternoon. retolHtlon was passed that no moro
freight be lntcFfcscd With.
THE FEELING IS VERT GREAT
Reanst nearly al the osI'ccrr Of the road. con-
ference was had between the committee Of the
etfikcra and General Manager John .;cwell this
afternoon. Mr.. Newell told the men l,t could dn
nothing directly for them, but that he w0nid nrc
1tts influence with President Vanderbilt III their
favor. rpon mueling With the men, your cosrc.
hroadtnt fund that .herc |. certain ctc-
inent becoming very impatient at the dc.
Jar. nlnl the question Ia often nrEed
with considerable earnvstnete, how much longer
they aFe to be exncctcd to peaceably rcstrun them
selves. Tic 100 carloads Of cattle anu hogs hare
nov al hcen unlondcd and cared for III pei1a. etc.
Meanwhile. ths incn afe derotins themselves to
social fesetYities.
DANCE
was held in tho Stallion. house last night, The men
dcrienastng thoss who wcte to act as lade. by ty.
nun the ladies' Of thc village gavc the men pic
fc dinner under the trees uf The beautiful grove
near the station. hftcE whr!, large number of
speeches were made br the men. all Of which
cUunscied moderation and an entire abandonment
of thc salnonr. i was held that pnhlic rJmpsthy
and support would continue With them just ~
long ~ they behaved like men,
, 1877-07-26

sfnAersE. \. T.. Jnly .j-At Est Syracuse
this afternoon livestock train ran by the yard
and proceeded toward Albany. Tie strikers wetu
astonisIcd to find the train was nai gsng 10 stup.
They rrfzca engine aud started in pursuit OF tho
stock.train. They overlook It about sfx miles east
Of Syracuse, and ordered shc fireman to lca.c thu
engine. lie did 10, AMI tho strikers brought him
back to Syracuse. The stock.ttain proceeded cast
without y fireman.
IN rOa3EsatON.
Tho rtrtkers phtrol tho yas.a at Dewitt. and
altuw nU outsiders 10 enter. Superintendent
dillingham; natinc4 the sherift that mob Of men
formerly employed by tho Railroad Company had
fci1el the Comtanys property at East ~ tacusc,
and appeate4 u him to nrotccs tho psoperty.
Ihc cttY ts quiet. Tho Eighth Regiment OF
militia from New York for I'utIalo was stopped
here by order OF the Adjntant General.
WILL. nEaEME.
sYnArrsE. July III. Late tonight the striking
braeetnen. hscmen. and conductors ia meeting
lnence thu opcratiun Ut tic rtad o.n,nreow morn
ting. All trns Will be rtarrd at the earliest pos
ntb!e nlomeHt, preparations having been made fur
that puFpuss,
, 1877-07-26


Forrtv.ILE. IA. July .j.-Woskmen's meet
Inps were held vt Shamokn this evening. 4 num-
her Of men wcrc offered work 1t 81 per day, but
refused II. OihesA willing 10 accept thIa wtre
AEsed and booted. Crowds paratltd tho ktrccts.
and an attcmpt was 1.adc to ralo tho Northern
Centtai Hallway depot. but seventy citizens. fully
armed. organized to protect the town, dispersed
the mob.
4 man named Wetst, while standing at the door
of his house was shot, Aud At II p N. was In
dying condition,
~ ll:l5 p. M. tho citizens arc atiil organizing
and pateo1ing the atreets. and the discuntcntra
men seem to have left for their h1ues. Il ID re-
ported that the tracks, arc tOrh vi. between
shumnkn and Exc"!sI0r stations
At Shenandoah number uf Inen from thr mfrrf
anil netGhbofho0h came to town. making d,s-
turbancc. The stables Of brrakcr Nj. 1. rhll1-
therein wete bnrntl
The Sheriff WI. tclegrsphed, and he organized
possa and tmmctiatcIy left f"r Shenandoah by
thu meeting at MahUny City to.aight were kept
xcrfet.
Ia. m.-Adsiecs from ahan,okin represent a!i
1u'ft now. Four stufera werc Wounded twu .tr.
0u.1y. by tho Citizens Committee. w,u hnye tt!r.
gratlhed tien. Lnlta for tnsols. The muh Eutl.d
The lteahins 1'cot carrytng ~ n.drrAh!c xuoi4.
The opcfat'r On duty anu utllrrs escupc4 inrDuE!,
the lack dur.
, 1877-07-26
PHILADELPHIA.
KkEplN0 THEN UNOkN.

rutLAnxtruiA, July Is. Accompany /, Sixteenth
Regiment. has been dIshandcd for lusubord,uatson,
co~arulce. and mutinous conduct In furnishing
susna unttson 10 rioters 1t Reading the 4lh inst
4 meeting Of wprklngmca was called for tu. MI gtt
1T FrankfoEd road And York Streets but The pol!eo
oula nut allow the hall 10 be opened, About
!, 600 pcopls gathered, ana. being rather demon.
strat,sc. were a1sPet#ed By thu police. and sssszai
1rfcsts wetc made.
NEW REGIMENTS TO III YonMxD,
PMlLADELrHsA, July Is. .-t'oy. AArtsanft has
authorized tht formation Ut two additional reRt.
nruts Of Stats militia. t., bc known ~ the Tweu.
tieth and Twenty .hnl HcR1lnents. Tho Twentieth
II To w composed Of The VETERAN corps Of tha First
Regiment. and The Twenty -nrat of the Gsand Army
OF tha KepRtl,c.
Another projected meeting u Beach and Laurel
streets waa prevented BY thu police, who charged
upoa tho crowd aud made several arEeaIs.
The United stalts us rtnes stti guard the round-
houtc Of tho PeansylsanI4 ItalaroA4 and grounds
In Tho vicinity. No KAlhsFtRy II allowed.
tbs 0ttagsls OF the peMnsy syls4nta Isallroad state
hA everything II qaet at a!t POINTS On their lines
Thay ao nut propose 10 move ffeixht gu thu nain
Hue until their men are thoroughly loyal aud ca0
be protected from xto!snee fFuM 0utsl&sss.
Late lo.utght Feanc!s barley, ld0! Lombard
stsetL lnt.antty xii lst Thomas Armstrong At 6tx-
keenth znt Lunlhafd strttla. DArfey Was ARRESTED.
GOV. uAArRAHFr.
rHlLApBLrHtA. July 11--&;ov. uASttauft, Sc
eompan,e4 bT Aajt Ten. l.atta and other Ineul.
l.ss 0f hM ftsd, reached Meat thiladeiph!a lhis
afternoon, aud. after AT interview With Col.
, 1877-07-26

nrahr 'ntt'rment. a mcrting Of The strikers I. To
h.. hc11 tlr~ aftrrnnun I" t1kr ~ou,r tim IN tr
matter. UiherwIsc here i nntiny 10 rcIs'rt.
THE R1NHLEAnERs.
Itnn~EtAsyfLlx. Ju1s .3.-A train conveying
DnGa hue and fnnr other prtnrips1 Ftftkers To Sew
York left this morning under heavy gnArd.
HONOHEE.
writ Of hsbeaA cnfpua tia4 her n tfsncd hy Judge
numpry to forthwith prodnrr Dnnshne. and tho
sheriff By Telegraph has ordered his return.
xntE.
The ptr,kcfa hHh another conference to.dse with
the Erc nf'eia1a. l}nth sIdcs nlade eonteaatons,
bat reached no dennite result,
GUMFK0MtsK.
I!onw1tisrsLiE, July 2g-1 a. m.-Foflowtn4 II
the substance Of The c0naItiunr of the settlement
nf The -trike: The men u gu n work It
the uniform reduction Of IN prs cent.
nIso Of land 'ucenpied along The track by ae.
KnowlcfgEnQ the Company title. M dischsVes on
accnunt ut thtR etetkc. and no af,esta nnlcrs for
dangerous criminal odtnfes: restoration nf the
tlischaraeil Committeeman left To- the Company.
The f'ovefnor has been requested by telegraph 10
remove tho trHopt.
General satisfaction on al sides.
, 1877-07-26
WIII{EST}ARRE.
TROUBLE ElHEwtNft.

Special nttpdteA to TIE Tribune,
WtLKZsnAnnz. Pa, ,Jniy 25,-Thc shop-hands Of
the Lehissi Valley Railroad and OF The Ichich +
surqueha,.na Dislsiun Of the Central Railroad Of
New Jertey struck tts-day. All ttaina on thc-e
ToadA arrived 0n time mill this evening. when the
down freight on the Lehleh Valley HalIrosd was
met BY the strikers, ~ho compelled tito engineer to
run h1s train on aiding and thr locomotive into
the rpnHd'hous The B:}D passenger was per-
mstted tp paet, having hut eight miles further
to 70. but It ID expected that the midnight
train wilt mt be allowed to pass W1lketllatre,
In consequence Of thu esuppase on the Lsckhwanna
& HloonHbnEs Road. which took plaeo this after.
nu1n. no Western malls are arriving. The ex.
press and freight agrnts ase Ecf1eng 10 accept
conslgnments on any soad, ns TO tsnin. arc e1.
ncctcd 10 run to-1norrow. No disorder has oe.
Cured.
LAfsoR-NrET1x6s
arc being held. but Violent suessnres arc known
to be advocntcd. The co2l.wusks aec &uepe ndng
opefatfona today, thus adding constantly to tbc
number of unemployed NTH. III view of q prob-
able outbreak the Fire Department l. IL he
doubled. The new force il betnt; swurn in
Tonight. ettIzcnst meeting IN II, scssun
I" discuss ways and means for proviiing for thu
public safety. Dne hundred and tweuty special
police were selected. md committee appointed Il,
confer with the Mavor regarding concerted avtton
Incase Of IN emergency. aud e6mlnttee IL wait
OF thr wnrkln2mcn's nass.meettn., In hcsson
this evening. with REV Of securing their agrcc-
ment tn assist In The protection Of property, The
Gomnittee has returned. and report thst tho meet.
sit9 F0ted not to rec09nl1c say committee unless
composed OF woFktu.mcn.
LATER.
The Citizens Committee las adjourned, 10 meet
At ~ alarn, from the Contt-l ltourc bell. local
politician las 1Itt nMhcd an inccndary speech u
crowd Of miscellaneous fab0rlns nlrn on STREET
CORNER, couutenauc{ng exircn,e measures.
, 1877-07-26
PENNSYLVANIA.
IsI'I'f'SHITIRG.

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Alos ASe nLoopSHEp nss@t eAo@ne@iso'
Special [hspoteh 10 3a4 TRIBUNE.
FlrrsbuRo. Ps.. July q, The situation of sf.
fair. herc to.n,ght /, far from rat1sfac,orv Pas.
s..,r.d -. -, ...,. r.. ,,n,,,,, ~, ii ~. .,,,t.
but freight tEa'ns arc not SLOWED TO b. moved.
rr0vislona bocstmng scsrce. TheTc u very Ill.
~ ...,' 49,, "1s. 49, ,...,n.".a. - 80, III. ~.
arc SUI hete' al" Esest "ucat'"ess teh W." re-
gaFc 10 the future canfso Ut dsc!'a Tho railroad
authorities hays made n1 alten1pt to move freight
Trims. Mr. McCayp. SUPERINTENDENT Of thu Ale
r1.nx r.,i.~ I,nsa .,,a ~. nj,h1 Inn n,,hi,,