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Trains on Pennsylvania Central.

NEW YORK, July 24-Freight trains
arrived and departed on the Pennsyl-
vsnis and New Jersey central roads to
night. 4 total Of seventy cars going
west on the former, and the train from
Camden arriving at Amboy on the lat
ter.
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AZ EyausVfIIe. Ind.

EVANSVILLE, July 24.-Great excite
ment prevails here Lsrge meetings
were held tonight. This evening
.srge mob assembled at the Southeastern
depot. and informed the officials that the
mail car slone could start Tor Nashville.
Atg o'clock the mail car snd sleeper
LIE
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Down. Down! Down. - Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets Bound to Sc! 8. some price
whether the mills ran or not. Corner
Main and 10Th streets.
J. W, FERREL
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Movements of Troops.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, July 24.-Two cow-
psnies OF United States troops, from
Plattsburg and Madison barracks, passed
here this morning, en- route TO Bsltl-
more
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AZ Albany.

ALBANY. y. Y, July 24-One thol'
sud workIugmen \; me West Albany
railroad shops joined the strikers and arc
coming towsrd this city
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GENTS fine Shoes OF the latest styles
ust received st l.. V. Bonds.
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AZ Newark

NEWARK. July ~ The miners are
ready and waiting 70 hear from the strlN-
ers when they will join them on 'e"
man. ants notice
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The cheapest shoes ID the city at L. V
Blends.
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Coon black Kid Gloves tor 80 cents NJ
j. w. Ferrels.
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If You wan. to get q cheap and nice
fitting pair Of Shoes, 20 to L. '. Blond :,
1885 Main street.
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LAEsT STYLES Of Shoes Just received
st l.. V. Blends.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER



NEW ORR. july NJ,
Al 2G4 per cent. on cal
IL NM 2I1., ne
H'TC 'A"e pap. p2"D pr cent
toms receipts S4o6 COO. The A..
Treasurer disbursed SI6nOO .. a.
900 onn S,,-r.,'..,, N'' z.
business; long 1865: snor, ~ "a
GoLD-Opened =, lU5y A.! ..
1861. with sii the SAFES %. .r..
these figures. Borrowing rate, ....
per cent per snnum anG ia, al
l o. per diem
SILVER At London 81 audsl..
silver bars l24}. Erceuhala,; III.
silver coin lw,, per cent. ........
CoyERNNEs r>-Flrm.
Iru,...I states ts or 1871, c,upnp.
,Iye-tEruUy,, ,ia.J new............
S;Ng-. We, re-. re- ~,
New five, -. -.
E,w EouI-snd-"ne-aa.t>-~...
Zen LOT h'rl i[S''' '.'
'',rrslcv SKIES ........... 81,
EAILKoAp BoNps-L9Wrr
Sr.rv Rnxns-prr,,
Sr,rrs Moro hay, 49,.
consequence O! tee FS'IFvA' 'srha. -.
-, .,r,s,,,, orH,s,,,rs bs,r,.
-, -, ly,bo 4s, IT,. he
It,2-2 shs-,s ~. -.
were New lorA Contra. 600 .,.-
shore. 10000 Northwestern, l>n.
RoyA l,ia. d, Il 800 -. Pau, -
Delaware aid Hudson CNr,. .,p.
Delaware. LH'N"" anna AND Nr..-.
looVo hl'h'San IS''rH'' +'' I"
Central 4,Voo motifs Anl ts.A ,..
'o'o'' y" ''''''
Western IN. oh1oN''. o. = = .. : &c.,.
10 do nref ,,'....'.' ~, Rock Sian, Sian.
Pscidy Ms.l......- 81. Il pag.......
N4rIpoN., ...'..'... i.5 -, lSu, ETr'.r"
Aim, igr u ry ,'''.,'.. ~. Fnrr Va
Wells, tarsoSCo rclEr Ha... b..
amer. mon ~ hi IL rI',y,I r.,
SY. GENITAL. ~. C.N 4 pTr,nr,..
Erie .................. -, ohioH NlSNl,rn 5.
ERE i, pr,''r'''.-, a. = = y u 5.H S. So
Esr.y'" pr r,.i,.i, Is; VI S,oui fas.g.,
Michigan Cent?, iO's .udiausCcnu
Panama -; -, ~ u I 81 Joe b.,
f g,'.'s u STe S5 {" ., FaSirc bond, r
uueoir Central. 3i5s q p,c.nc bond, 10,
L sn" -, go, 20, 4. =. ~, T. Hr"h, ",.s
Northw"Stn pid 'j's
MN IoRr Jul. ~ -C,,,.r ST..
, iolgI9l'. F.ny- Firm am.
- III
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The finest shoes kept in the city a. l.
V. Blends.
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ana, don't want 70 take any o: that
nasty vermlluge,' remarked little Willie
to his mother, the other day, 1T makes
me sick and Is so hard to swallow. Give
me McLain's Worm Candy, such as his
Ma gives Tommy jones, and says it is
ever so much better, and then all the
children like to take it, Willie is 8
sensible bow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25

If you want TO &c! suited IN pair Of
Shoes, 90 10 l.. V. Blends.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, go now
to j. W. FERRELs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25

JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes of the !atest styles, at l.. V.
Bonds.
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KANSAS CITT, July 24,-Tbc strike
Of the "a iroaI employees occurred as
previously agreed on a. noon today. ar d
no freigl. trains have been allowed 70
leave tle city SON sftor L O'Clock
crowd ot about $50 collected
g.: the depot, which marched TO
Al. the railroad shops in the city,
snd compelled the wcrkmen TO cease
work They also visited PisnhnlOn x
Armours packing house, the elevators
and numerous buildings being erected,
snd all places whe-e labor vas being
done, s-d compe.e! complete cessation
Of manual labor al over the city.
There Wa gres. excitement in the city
tonight, The saloons were ordered
closed at : o'clock. A nesting OF the
citizens was held and measures taken for
the protection OF p-Ivste property and
for putting down riot, should oneoccur.
The strikers and their friends also had q
meeuzg aud decided that 10 freight
trains should .esv- the city tomorrow.
The excitement is intense, but It IS
thought no damage 70 private or railroad
property Will be attempted.
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AMONG THE NOTED PERSONS

who sleep herein are Captain Samuel
Brady. the celebrated Indian tighter. A
large locust tree has grown upon his
grave, entirely hiding it. There Is u
monument near by, however, erected 10
his memory, and also to that OF his son,
John Brady, sr., who died 1T this place n
few years ago; General Benjamin Biggs,
OF Revolutionary tame, is likewise buried
nere; plain marble slab marks the
grave.
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Al ISca'iing, IA.

READING, july 2t.--Larga crowds
gathered at the scene of last nights al
fair. and about the same time several
companies OF the Fourth regiment march
81 lywu t. Penn street. Here they mt
company OF the Sixteenth regiment.
a.d l,yo,, Ugh. between tue military
seemed imminent. Tho crowd treated
the Ea-tol Cray t. shower OF stones.
la.s company Immediately .eycled their
piece, when .tey Eere notified
by the Colonel vi the Sixteenth
regiment tuaI no iHd.scumiuate slaugh.
-.r would ye permitted All the troops
then passed down Penn and out Fifth
street, followed by mob who fairly
threw insults III the teeth o. The soldiers.
\ N.rr.s.owH comp ny, of the Sixteenth
reg uent subsequently stacked arms, and
REL d absolutely 10 operate against the
r.. ONE %. them threw their guns
80 distributed cartridges among
.H.. The company lett Tor home
yealug, - did the militia engaged
the previous night.
Mayor Evans VIII issue proclama
l,on tomorrow morning calling tor n
thousand volunteers 20 DO patIoI du,y in
tue city until quiet and order Is restored.
a spe,is, force OF policemen were sworn
in this evening.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-04-12
THATfIS ALL,

A little, dreaming, such as mothers know;
1. "A little lingering over dainty things; es'a
happy heart, wherein Hope all aglow So,
? 6tin like q bird at dawn that wakes and sings
,}fgrr And that is all. -
A little clasping to her yearning breast;
+. A, little musing over future years; q SOUS
A heart that prays: (" Dear Lord Thon lnoweat
@fS ,s4, best, sfs 5ts.y ..+.fA,,.;
But spare my flower life's bitterest rain Of
k-lf tearsr-ftt3 Rhs1bbf4t Ii
4-e And that is all. u. f..J.s.ts. ...se
A little spirit speeding through the night ;set 4
q A little home grown lonely, dark and chill;
A sad heart, cropping blindly for the light;
IA little grave beneath the hill a1f DHs
far. And that Is all. a. ..sz...
A little gathering Of ife's broken thread : a. g
A little patience keeping back the tears;
A heart that sings: !" Thy darling is not dead,
God keeps him safe through his eternal years'-- =
Andsthat is all. 49, u zee. X,
II = Mac1aiUan's Naaaxi,,e.
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sMIsuELLANE0UssITE4s,..s Z

ssSAsls..e s@a. MH%GsE EWGX g&
8 -Inundations Is causing gconst efnatioa ID
many parts Of the Nation. = s'asa Astls -, y
Fey men are so clever as 70 know ar
the, mischief they do. RocAs foncdaid. = s..@ z
-sThefe.s ncthing new under the son. {
Hcrodptns nnentfons the blue glass theofy,.,
"A bad h0ppsrsratiOn--b -being forced itot
give up ycdr helds as food tof the grass
hOpperss .~asnTs d.lI aSsf3 0A
Why HclSlefof0rm like Menaels56liiIss
BeHansssitissas.ef tho greatesnPesers Of
modernltiRs4x gGEAETG
F.-white Velvet dresses give e & Ionandness ca TO-
the figure. * He,uld. And fiatness to the
purse Chicago Tribune. "a TETS sys
Men who have bank notes coming due
should feel glad to, see the days growing
onger.-Detr0it Free Press. s7 a7sis,
-An aged negro woman is pupil in a
Boston infant school, She says: p" Use
gwine to learn suthing afore die.''g =
Thus far, every patent MEDICINE or
soap man who Ms SRindled Anewspapess
out Of fzcney fofs sdveftisinS has sene in
sane. 80 ss.f 'r.,-5va.f. .z.,sl,Y-. ~ 4ssf
r Mo matter, how fine q hand young
man may write, it always looks bad to see
his signature appended to .'promise to
pay" 81 ssss - .lsss- sfa Fa.4'
IA bill before the New York Senate
makes it e crime for anybody to defaee
natural sceneryby painting advertisements
upon it. sapy 1F %ss - = 2 'Ah y
There's an equator that runs ilst under
/ the nose; all that livt below the equator
! Eare animals, all that live above it are men.
+ReecAer. ..t,ss.s - - &; o.
The ND Who gets into -ofI7ce musttlo
1t by YA1AtngsUne601Yels else cut{ Ma M@
the Nylia& eiat some dsy he Wn - like
|-manner be yankeds eF .sss Il
On q small island in ,Louisiana are a
dozen lockwood trees, the only ones in the
United States, and are supposed to have
been planted by coasters in the Spanish
reign s5f vusE*1r saf GaisaAe .slse. g
Nice country that about Matamoras,
Mexico. The poor people who cosliegintos
Matamoxss ! to sell wood andrgrEss are
stopped ON their return and the proceeds
of their industry appropriated by footpads
-Thefrni!urs 9Y The House Qf Reps
reDptM3Ut6{ 4ntH i9vSolH n4Eztl&
very Mutk tke c6l6f 81 pulled taffy ;whilc
that of the Senate iySinrk mahogany and
as,ss ss1sia9 aei55 II |its pur9f sATrHf|i Th hf
|. -Canada has one {pdge who is
Judge With anS - sa
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ecltnsl to send IAN e9voy tspk: PEER
dinx&sd son dealing with Montensgfo
= ipterference from the Powem. The dis
md AsEwllr ~ ssnside.sa inimi6 6eh6
tisl4 u MA A<-Ss>ss i
\ CUSHING, UuitefSates Minister to
ha1'Ne nrew@ aDatsnce wharf.-the Ki6g
ths n esq 81.

oun1Ens from s. eotted Tals band
at Capt. vroom's camp, near DeaAwood,
on the night of the 4th, and scpseted that
d Tail, Casy Horse and 800 .ef his war
were encampcd on the Belle FOaruhe,
ffty miles north, en- route to the Agency.
ept terms Of peace. Sitting Bull still held
ht had few warriors. t z
u Secretary Of the Treasury on the
sued the forty-ffth call for the redemp-
fse-twerty bonds Of. 1856. May and
hber. The call il for $1o, ,00o, 900, Of which
900 are coupon and. $500, ,0oo feeisteged;
pal and interest tosbe paid at the gEfeas-
s and after the 9th of July NEXT; Interest," to
on that aay. / 81 ssss .ssls il
bERIoUs tragedy was enacted ins the
Of Messss. Jswett, white lead manufactur-
New York, ON the 9TH, BY which George W.
y, the head of the firm, was Instantly
, and his nephew, o. d. Jewett talso =
ber Of the frmh was fatally, and Joseph A.
seriously, injured. One account states that
understanding existed between o. D. Jew
hd his partners in the business, and that he
Sbout to Withdraw from the frn. On the
moon of the 9Th, he, probably crazed with
u, came to the Office armed with q
-grehade, pistol and q dirk. Sorne
y words passed and be pulled the grenade
his pocket and threw il on the
and an explqsion foll0Eed killing his
:, = 56ff9 stsd - own. hgs
fnAictipg three terrible wounds iu his abdo-
J He then drew pistol and attempted tQ
\ h;,,.lf tk,o,s,t> r = haoa INF h;d i'm ~ y
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esn. mum Masaas9 9ton g a g eadlsa = -! 2
sa,se ce.S i g RsoR1s - sasse sas -
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= 81. ;n.Esr,rs =. ss. us~n. ~
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Z Mhlch pronass tnes = - ! - . p.asss. . = shaaa
conlnoe z !. 2.
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2. ~ caP1els ssers - -. !.
Ss0 sa 4 Il ~ - II s.ss S s.fx ~ Oa
TN ins'sted ~ 1eIe&nlso1e & n1u,s meet Y
Ma4 unaer nn eau o.u.l !. new
= % oNsf&.S 4 lIf1EssYTY
/ a WAs41Sd!oH A ASsociased PfesS an
patch of tho 9th saya ths Prssident vas aDn-
santly in rsoeapt Of letters from ~ parts cf ne
country 'e vllse1s De'ng o1 Do'1 Po.'''cA pss-
y 'les, approving 9A ~ QQnsys .;-s-
THE New England Methodist Confer,
ence has adopted resolutions ezprsHing aTleFe
that the hsedmsn Of TIE 6out shdpld AaSs.se-
cured to them an the rights and privileges that
their changed relation To- The sountxy
and sthsir oouasquDntly increased rs-
sponsibility no imperatiyely. demand for
them, and s1s ssssssns ~ g N sas. Rss.isns. NJ.
of his. \ .cleafly- defined purpose ON his paztAe
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If there Is one thing IN which Decatur County
is more uafertpnete thansit Is in another, that
special misA ASrtpne i the Court House Of that
bailiwick. Not altogether in the building,
eit6ef, but also il the occupants. At sundry and
divers times the county officials made off with
the county cash; at Others they have been de-
icient. One year ago the Court House was
burned to the ground, and now comes the intel
ligcnce that the new Court House was blown up
by gunpowder on the morning of the LIST. The
Eexplosion took place about five o'clock. The ex-
tent Of the wreck is not reported, but it must
havs Inn &uy 4ho1bdSh for the Treasurer
opened his safe in the public square. The money
was found unframed and in full quantity. Two
men have been arrested on suspicion of the
crime, and are now in Jail.
The following are the Postof6ce changes in
Iowa during the week ending March 81: Estab-
lished-Badger lake, xpnona County, J. W.
ocoSsS t. D. PaEsss! ~
|abiills, Sioux County, J.. L. Finch, Postmaster;
Rosedale, Wright County, Mrs. C. L. Hulse,
Postmistress; Sioux Center, Sioux County, ia
cob Clevinger, Postmastsfs Discontinued Mid
Prairie, Louisa County; Royal Ridge, Sioux
County; Sheridan, Van Buren, County. POST
masters .Appointed-Denver, Bremen County,
John y dssrity. Hyk Eben
Slawson; New Hampton, Jefferson County,
Charles McCullow; Pocahontas Center, Pocahon-
Ia County, A. @. Garlock; Viewer, Lee County,
VIM. Prescott. gs AZ III
THE rapid rise of the river at Sioux City sur
prised four Winnebago Indians who were hunt
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L sHeayy Salaries.

Take a walk with; me any day; in the
centers of the financial, insurance, com.
mercial and manufacturing interests, and
couidspoint out score or two of men
whose salaries are over $50, 600, many
more who receive over $s5, 600 per year,
md hundreds whose income from salary
hone runs from $5 600 to 10000. Not by
any means does the Remuneration depend
npon educationAl advantages. On the
N3nffary, some of the highestpriced
officials !. are self made men with good
common, "cart horse sense" Away up
town is the Superintendent Of large
sugar refinery hsthpse salary is $1,000
per year. il rAlanyiyears ago he came here
GFpoor German sugar -refiner, and worked
fer.day's wages. He was fertile in genius,
expefimented IT, great deal, and made
valuable discoveries in the refinery pro-
tcess., He was rapidly promoted IN
salary and position, and when he TeGeiYed
and was about to accept q salary OF 81, 600
from rival refinery, he was offered $50,
coo to remain. In the brewery Interests
/ recall persons whose salaries. TuniaWaE
znp into the thousands. Two mapagers
Eof large breweries in this city and neigh
borhood are paid $25, 600 each, I'VE are
paid $15,OO0 each Ss and seven receive
$40 600 per year Many of our railroad
officials receive princely salaries. Jewett,
!. .nAceiver.o of the Erie. gets Sc, eco; Tou-
Ecey, Superintendent of the New York
4 Cantral and Hudson River Railroad, 1t ID
said, receives 80 600; the. General Mama
|igef sDf the RennsElx&niA RAILROAD is
kGiedited with receiving $75 900 the $ head
|Itnen'' Of the New York q BostOn is
,,a;d aQHif(fV Hwh;JA f4Sv@ @44neral Managers
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in the conquest Of a heart. Is the reason
whv u W. the l newsnaners "a ar are now nc making a
Sern;re n "a fe,}S = N.RsrslIek md iariae
1 tfe scene u = romantic drams in Bufcher.
'sf tl,,.., -'-''-- =
~ Russian fleet .putr in at Vallejo to
|s;Sake rea5v tor tiia threafpninr war with
Turkey. Turk Lieut. Georges de Kaiands was
tho second officer If The Rnssian corvette
"; Vsadnick Of the t,eet. Lieut. de Kalands
hscame scnnainted with Burdick at tile
/ Edccks The Russian rover smoke En-.
Sf;sh we'll and waS anrS1TeealiIe -rentle.,
man nan Rnrd;ck introduced him 3o his
family and he made hinseH agreeable to
Rnrdick's pretty @dauehfer. ME patents
a the girl thoneht II ~ liieht fiifta-.
fion Thev were undecaivsd when the
Rnssian :. f,ieutenanf ssss Bardick for
his daughters haDd-a fair and square
nrocaasi;no The old Ruriicks didn't
EIike ia ,dsa of haxine their daughter san
|soff to some "a Russian port, ard refused
etheir consent q, The proposal. The young
russian then agreed to resign his commis.
EMrs R,,nlickn Americarfson- h, law. ThiB
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between 600 900 ana e Do0, ,o00s 7
,v53si g ssT,a: 1 :: ss IL a'ss.,s ss,,s's,s
slfaSk Maj 4 Wiling say ys6at &e
is 1 better man than he ever was,
Matilda Hsafoa 1cif ID e autobiogra-
phYssvhichs will sprQtetey aagpriAted sloE
g-Brfaham, 4 Young hxs lolk hiS 1a4s, md
has to be wheeled around in an easy-chair.
Somebody calls swinBafns - s,poet-
ical Volcano Probabl because Ae,sN 4
verse-afire. III .EM 4sl{#
I, The. Springfield Rtpublsc says that
the President, Vice. Pfesident and every
member of the Cabinet is . lawyer 'l
-Philsdeiphm s6asasday Night says
that J0aquin Miller's name is Cincin-
natus Heine, and that he was born IN
Indiana in 1841. .,.y,,., s....t.
4 BY the way, where is Prof. Wises He
hasn't ever. .squeaked since lie failed to 60
up in the GkapA0 talhshI ne years ago!
TDarastd z HFee Z rs pyfss: 4 s.::sp smsgsxsao ka
! Wealthy Green has recoveEed. .$a 600
Sssl 5Gs 1fssse Sz;a aeeI 4:ss & aY fss 9fs'its{
-seys6sxsio emo xsssacndsssfs
syet i've, and breathe The yitAt sir Of Tan
keedom. They are BoutweJr Carrier,
Banks Bullock, ClaffN, William B.
. Washburn And Gasten.lw ,,og u i'a,ss
Sir Henry Maqdsley is put in . vol
ame tfyine Is Prove that q emotion IS The
special scnsibality 81 the Sesicnlaf neu-
r;no. ~ fdcas - We cannot he too thank
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eila1 And now, dear farmers, suoh Of you . !.
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Won bit of advice If you don't take is q
better ahah advice wsshaseh given .ybua ontlss
former occasions, all rieht-Tit will be notas
great Loss to us; so bere it is - Do not rub "a
finseed oil on your fork and shovel and
rake handles; do not paint your plows and g
mowers: do not use anyerusspreventiveo oaio
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