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IHh LERDo MoysMENr.-A special dis
patch rom Brownsville, Texas. says: Gen.
Escobedo Is now at Rio Grande CITY. II is
reported that his me- are armed and occupy
an encampment, without any attempt az
conoealment. Colonel Abram Aguirre and
several other Mexican officers OF Matamoras
are under arrest, charged with holding com
munication with Gen. Escobedo. FN-Goy-
ernor Daviala Is at a rancho near Edfnburg,
and is said 10 be recruiting for Lerdo. m II
SAID here that the order OF the Mexican secre-
tary OF war has not been sspt officially 10
Zen. Canales. He has fre< nntly asserted
mat the only order he has fecefved is on !.
nom Gen. Trevino instructing him TO carry
out the agreement made with Gen. Ord and
that he and the United States authorities are
in accord"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-22

"A NERDIcr-Peter Peters, an aged col.
ored citizens of Middletown, FREDERICK conn
~, Md, was recently found dead In his bed
IL was evident that he died In the nsfurai
course OF events, but there was an fnauesf
and the verdict was accom- panied with these
professional remarks: ssThe heart was found
excessively hypertrophied, with great re-
taxation OF the tissue OF its walls. The right
fluid blood In excessive QUANTITY. and M The
aurculo- ventricular orince there were evil
lent, signs OF valvular insuficiency." But
Peter was merely dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-22

~6hort straws and low counters ara
making the tall young men of our hsS, -.
cieiy frfghtfuily round-ahouldered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-22

SCOTLAND AND ENGLAND SENDING TO
NV YORK FOR MAsoNs AND CARrES-
rrRs--JsoeE W. Abbott. an employing ma
son OF Psssaic. y. J., has received orders
rom NE nrfn OF X Netll a Sons, builders OF
Manchester. England, 90 send between 20
sno So skilled carpenters and Joiners % Iiv-
erpooL Last year he sent 80 masoos ~
GLASGOW 10 work on the government build
ings there. Coghill & Co, OF Glasgow. rec
ommended him TO the Manchester Arm The
men are 10 be shipped In the steamers Of the
state Line a. fast a. they are engaged. SIN
gle men are preferred. Married men must
pay their families passages. Last year
many men represented themselves as un-
married, and ran away In this manner nom
their wives. Every man must have a CON-
plete hit OF tools and give undoubted refer
ences. The employers will sdvance the pas
sage money, s2e, but 10 must be paid at the
rate OF three shillings a week, the kit % tools
10 be security. SIX months IL the lowest
term OF employment. Steady work II 20 be
guaranteed 10 good men. The wages are AZ
the rate OF I'd. an hour. Fifty one hours q
week IA the working time. Ofthe $50 masons
who went hence last year only six have re-
turned 10 this country. The married men
sent Tor their families IN. n S,fa. 20fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-22
EXTR
SUNDAY, JULY 22-2P.M.
The LABOR War.
Exciting News from Pittsburg.
A Battle This Morning.
PHILADELPHIA TROOPS BESIEGED.
BOMBARDED BY THE RIOTERS.
Retreat Of The Soldiers.
THE ROUND HOUSE BURNED.
4 TROOP TRAIN CAPTURED At
ALTOONA.
SITUATION IN BALTIMORE.
Oil Cars Burned By The Rioters.
Regulars Stoned By The Mob.
Gen. Hancock Arrives and Takes
Command.
REGULARSSENT TOCUMBERLAND
Dispatches to The EceninQ STAR
REGULARSSENTTOCUMBERLANI
Dispatches to The EreninQ Star.
THE SITUATION IN PENNSYLYA.
MA.
Troops HoOted at Harrisbure.

Troops HOOted at Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, PA, July 22.-Large crowds
congregated at the Pennsylvania railroad de-
pot as Especial train containing detachments
of Philadelphia troops .enroute for Pittsburg,
arrived here. They were loudly hooted, and
as the train started out stones were showered
upon ii by the mob. The police ARE sted oae
man, and as they were taking him to the
mayors office they were also stoned. At
ialer nouI Ine Coupling pins OIL an eastward
few minutes Ii stopped at the depot. Others
were substituted, and the train moved on
without further officially. There is no strike
as yet, but fears are entertained that 1t Will
soon occur.
Gov. III artranft Hurrying Home ON a
Special Train.
NEW YORK, July Ex-Governor Hartranft
reach, d Salt Lake last night but Immediate
ly turned back in special train for Penn
sylv ania.
EXCITING NEWS FROM PIrTsBURG!
A Battle Now I'm PrOgress-The Phila.
delPhia Troops Bonn arded In the
Round House-rh SOidie rs Doomed
PITrsBURG, PA, July %, a. m.-The
Eat Liberty stock yards are burning, all
the stock having been turned loose. They
are firing all the freight trains about the
outer depot, where there was a tremendous
TO the rOund-hOuse, where the Philadel-
hians are cCOped up. The eastern end OF
the city Is at The mercy of the mob. Sum-
ming up of casualties from the unfortunate
rally Ofthe Philadelphia men In the afternoon
at 2sth street shows rs killed and % wounded.
There is a large body of armed men, with a
portion Of Knapp's battery, stationed in AL
legheny City, waiting the approach of the
seventh division OF the state militia, under
General Huidecker. This division Is from
Meadville, Titusville, OIL City, and the
northwestern section OF the state. Two can
non were taken out to the Pennsylvania
railroad round house about an hour ago. 1t
is surrounded by an immense crowd, 10
being cannonated, and is on fire. The Phil
adelphians are doomed. The matter has
passed entirely beyond the control Of the
strikers.
The BesaeEed Philadelphians Under
Bonba rOment and Threatened BY
Fire.
PITTsBURG, July 22.-At a. m. situation
remains unchanged. Troops still penned up
In round house. Citizens are firing on them
two pieces OF artillery. They reply Occa-
sionally with Calling gun. Many dead
bodies lie within range OF their fire; crowd
not venturing to remOv them. Gen. Pearson
is in the rOundhouse, severely wounded.
Fires are burning very near the roundhouse
and shops. About 800 cars have been de-
stroyed, having first been robbed OF their
contents by thieves and hangers on. Many
citizens have been killed.
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THERE WAS A TERRrFrc THrxnrp.

THERE WAS TERRIFIC THUNDER
STORM In London on July 5th. Three peals
of thunder were heard i'm quick slc,..ssion
al kilburn, and sheet OF fire flashed IN the
street. The thoroughfare for some distance
seemed 10 be In names, and a material SINH
lar TO molten metal descended, leaving he
hind clinkers from an inch 10 six or seven
inches In circumference. The street for a
distance OF nfty yards were covered, some
Thing like q couple of bushels having been
picked up by persons I'm the neigh borhood.
A child named Frost, who was running from
one house TO another, was struck with some
OF The liquid and was severely burned. Toe
fire ball then struck a telegraph wire, which
passed over the street, completely burning
IL up for distance OF $40 yards. For ten
minutes after the fall OF the thunder bolt the
whole neighborhood was env0lopea in a
thick blue and yellow fog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-22

WILLET y LIBBEY,
Corner Sixfh street and Nesc York areNMe,
iylt-tr Opposite Northern Liberty Market.
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Last evening at 8 O'Clock a train Of soldiers
arrived at Altoona en- route to Pittsburg when
the strikers congregated on the railroad and
attempted to keep II from starting, but the
train got of, and while IL was moving out
the strikers threw stones and fired q number
OF shot 1T II. Several soldiers returned the
IRE, but no one was hurt. Afser the train
left, the rioters dispersed along the railroad
IN squads, and since then everything has
been quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-22

BESSIE TURNER HEARD FROM.-MiSs
Bessie Turner, who figured "A witness in
The Beecher Tilton scandal case, and who
has been on visit TO Long Branch, has
written letter TO the Long Branch NeHrs, IA
which she complains bitterly OF prosecution
upon the part OF one VIM. McDermOtt. a
hack driver, who resides at Long Branch,
and who claims 10 be her brother She
denies any relationship whatever with Nc
Dermott, while he asserts that she accepted
OF his hospitality and a sum of money while
staying there last summer, riding Out I'm his
hack on many occasions in company with
him and at no cost TO her. The fact that
McDermot met Miss Turner on Tuesday,
while she was at the branch, and had some
violent words with her companion, and the
appearance OF her letter In print, is likely TO
create sensation in Long Branch.
WISDOM RESPECTING STRIPED SrocK-
ISGs.-Ladies, 10 seems, have for some time
past been in doubt whether, in les bds rdges
the stripes should run down or round the
stocking. "This important problem" says
q fashionable contemporary, has been set
at rest by the new fashion OF embroidered
stockings, In which the foundation is either
pink, blue, or salmon, and the long instep
is worked and studded with buds, nOwerets,
and miniature foliage" See how smoothly
the dear Creatures have arranged this uerdfd
9uosfso, and yet there are cynics who affirm
That women are Incapable of taking part I'm
politics or managing the Affairs of an en-
pire. Had been called upon TO settle H. I
should have suggested that round stripes
should be worn by ladies with unsubstaniial
legs, and long stripes by ladies with SUBJ
stantial legs / London Truth.
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sThe Age of Reason, ),

The boy that went to the mill on horse
back, carrying the grist in one end Of the
bag and stone in the other, when reprov-
ed by the miller and told to divide the
grist, replied thathisfather and grandfa.
ther had carriedit thatsgaYeapdb dbe, bejpg
no bettentha01 ~
as they Slid 49,
'surd, reasons afe1 1acl 6h
by some to warrant them n ihdiscrim1l
nately condemning DR.: Pieree's Family
Medicines, even though there is over
whelming proof that they possess the
merit claimed for them For many years
the Golden Medical Discovery has been
recognized as the leading liver and blood
medicine in the market Each year has
brought an increase in its sale, and iii
now used throughout the civilized world
Thousands Of unsolicited testimonials
are on file in the Doctors Office, attesting
its efficacy in overcoming aggravating
coughs, colds, throat and lung affections.
also, scrofula, tumors, ulcers, and skin
diseases. Are you suffering with some
chronic maladyP If so, and you wish
to employ medicines that are scienti6csl-
ly prepared; that are refined and purified
by the chemical process employed in their
manufacture; that are positive in their
action, and specific to the various forms
of disease for the cure of which they are
recommended, use Dr.. Pierce's Family
Medicines Full particulars in Pierce's
Memorandum Book, kept for free distri-
button by all druggists.
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Written for The Spirit of Demooracy,l
From summit Township.

MARCH. 81, 1877.
Ed. SPIRIT: Many readers of The
SPIRIT like tn hear from different parts of
Monroe. Farmers do not seem to mani
fest the interest thev did some time ago as
faasrds -wealth. They seem to be in a
8ifait 70 know what to engagein the com
ing year; but those who SOW will reap
Then,a ,as necessity demands rich harvest
it behooves US to put forth every effort,
and we shall undoubtedly reap the bene-
fits Of our labor
The school taught in District No. S,
this township, closed the 29sh inst with
perhaps one Of the grandest picnics ever
known in this part. Our thanks are due
10 the ladies for such grand displsy OF
nice cakes and pies We think some OF
the incest and best that we ever partook
OF was at this picnic This, we think, is
step in the right place and in the right
direction 1t NOT only encourages pupils,
and also causes them to believe and to
know that there is something in an educa-
tion worth contending for, (besides all
that teacher can do.) Among those
who were present were from the younger
to the aged fathers and mothers. All
seemed to enjoy it as one of the greatest
blessings of earth. After some very
good reading by the scholars OF the
school, and singing by the same and Wis
itors, the treat which the teacher had
procured, Of candies, was passed and re-
passed until all were we'll furnished
There seems to be quite aninterest taken
in the subject Of education on the part OF
the parents. May it still increase and
grow until it Is grand success.
r S. S.
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Mexican News.

CRY OF MEXICO, March 30.-The dis
affection is spreading, the oldest adhe-
rents of Diaz denounce him and the
spirit of revolt has spread throughout
the army. On the 9th General Tuerer
and Regules, and Sauchez OChoa, gen.
erals of Vallada, and Hernadez the par
tisans of Lerdo were banished from
the country. Diaz is sick in bed and
various rumors as. to the character of
the disease are current The manifesto
of Lerdo has created sensation. The
constitutional party are fast organizing.
Diaz has telegraphed Canales to re-
lease Cortina, and ordered the latter to
appear at the Capital. The troops OF
the State of Morrellas have pronounced
for Lerdo. The troops il other parts
of the country are greatly discontented,
and general outbreak may be expected
any day. 81
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John Nixon
VS..
Adam j. Myers ct TX.

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
ID from the court of common, pleas within
and for the county of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
/ will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woods6eld ,on
Saturday, the .5h day Of May, 1877,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. aud 4
O'Clock p. m, of said day, the following de.
soribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit: I Il ~ Z 4 q o Il
The undivided half of the following prop
erty: Beginning at q stake on the section
line eighteen rods north of the section COR
ner of section eight, township four of range
five; thence southeast 6fty Eve degrees twelve
rods to stone; thence northeast forty de.
grses sixteen rods to stone; thence north
west forty three degrees twelve rods to a
stonsi thence southwest fifty four degrees
eleven rods and twenty one links to q stone
on the section line; thence on the section
line six rods to the place of beginning, con.
tanning / and 40.100 acres more or less. ~,
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap.
,n,aissd at ! ,90n and may sell fpr txathirds
OF SAID appraisement. rerns OF sale, cash.
.a sf T. o. LITTLE,
moh27, ,'77w5, s.. Sheriff N, C. Q. !.
HoLLIsrEs 0KEY, Att'ys for pl'tff.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
+ Frederick Kstterer !
Adam j. Myers ct al

DY virtue Of certain order of sale issued
ID from the coHrt of common pleas, within
and for the county of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the eourt house in Woodsield,
on G& 0e stf1 -
Saturday, the 5th day of Nay, 1877.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m and 4
O'Clock p. m, Of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in Monroe county.
Ohio, to wit:
Part of the southwest quarter Of section
eight Re J, township four TAI, Of range five
[5l. containing one an l half acres.
Said property 80 ordered to be sold Is ap-
praised at 8 and may sell for two-,hirds
Of ssid appraisement, Terms of sale, cash.
T. o. LITTLE,
'Ig aHgI y Sheriff NJ. C. o.,
0xkf / 0hyt Attiys far plaintiff.
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SHERIFFS. SALE.
B. F. Oblinger
Joseph Dye &ano.

8 III ID II ~ ~ 81
DY virtue OF certain order Of sale Issued
- from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county of Monroe, a nd; tate Of
Ohio. in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
I will offer for sale at the east door of the
court house in Woodsfeid, on = A
Saturday, the l2th day of May, 1877,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county Ohio, to wit: ,s3JiH ~ ~
"The southeast quarter of section severn
teen, township three and range six, contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres.
Order of sale issued on the judgement Of
George Nsff. .s;-Tns; tD
: TERMS $500 to be paid on the day Of
sale and the balance on confirmation.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at S and may sell for tive
thirds of said appraisement. Terms Of sale,
cash fttsV r. t2T
T. o. LITTLE,
april3s77w5. a Sheriff NJ. C. o.
HeLLrsrRR & oKsY, per oKsr & okE1 Pltfs
80 Att'ys.
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portion or -M0n1pe vrpsesz lsho4 as GU
stroyed by fire e~the.night of the lst inst.
Total loss $4,000, about ons-half OF
which is covered by insurance.
THREE more members deserted the
PACKARD Legislature in Louisiana last
week; two of them Joined the Demo
cratic body and one resigned after de-
livering short speech in the latter.
THE Democratic ticket was defeated
in Cincinnati on the I'd. Col. MOORE,
an Irishman and the Republican candl-
date for Mayor, received the Irish Dem
ocratic vote almost solid and was elect
ed. @
ELIZA PINKSroN, 1t is rumored, has
been added to the Louisiana Commis-
sion. JOHN SHERMAN ought to go down
there and furnish another humbug re-
port concerning ELIzAs wrongs and
suferings.
No one knows for what purpose the
last five barreed Commission was sent
to Louisiana, unless to report that
the Democratic majority in November
was fully 5000 votes, and that fact is
already known throughout the United
States.
The insurgents in Cuba are promised
pardon If they surrender before May
lst Spain has not made much head
way in quelling the insurrection. The
Cubans don't want a..Spanish pardon,
which means slavery, but rather Re-
public which means freedom.
The Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Grange Wool House has been
established at Steubenville, Ohio. The
charge for handling wool is not to ex-
ssSed ssfa as eents ens RsF 9ana ana asr psp
all expenses, such as grading, storage,
salaries, insurance &c.
A DISPATCH from New Hampshire
says a complete count of the vote cast
at the recent election shows that the
amendment to the State Constitution,
abolishing religious test for office-hol-
ders, has been adopted by small ma
jority. Hereafter Catholics will be eli.
gible to Office in the State.
FoRNEY's Press, the leading Republi-
can paper in Pennsylvania, declares for
another war rather than permit WADE
HAMPTON to obtain possession of the
South Carolina State House. Wars
gotten up by such men as FoRNEY would
not be dangerous if they were depended
on to wage them in the field. On pa
per they could shed oceans of gore.
KELLOGG, Of Louisiana talked out in
meetin' in Washington last week. Hear
him: s.This man in the White House
seems to think those States (meaning
Louisiana and South Carolina) are only
made to elect a President. Why, hell,
gentlemen, we've got to have Govern.
ors, you bet; and If we don't, some
thing interesting might be developed
about the way we manufacture Presi-
dents. You hear me3 I'm talking bu.
siness. Lay low and keep your head to
the wind"
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

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Legal Notice.

MARY A, BELL, Of Wood County in the
Uyl Stats Of West Virginia, will take notice
that, on the 9Th day OF April, 1877, 3. F.
Oblinger fled in the court of common pleas
of Monroe ounty. Ohio, his petition against
her and F. A. Rose and Rebeeea j. Rose and
F. A. Lampiug. the object and prayer of
which is to set aside q deed made by a
Rose and Rebecca Rose TO sal Mary Bell,
dated October IL, 1876, for the lands now in
possession of said Rose and Rebscca j
Rose, situate in section thirteen, in township
four of range six, in Monroe county, Ohio, IS
fraudulent and made to defraud said b Y
0blinger; and that said lands may be sold to
satisfy a Judgment in favor Of said F
Oblinger against F A Rose and Rebocca J
Rose, dated February S, 1877, for Sl5S So,
with interest and costs; that said petition is
still pending in said court, and will be for
hearing at the June term of said court, and
that said Mary Bell is required to answer
said petition acco riding to law. r -
saH5 B. F, 0BLIFGER.
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Hollistsr & Hollister, Att'ys for pptf,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

. =
James C: Johnston and W. F. W. v. John.
Johnston, as Executors of the ston will take
estate of Robert Johnston, notice, that
deceased, plaintiffs, d rs, JamesC. John,
against .sis ,gr ston and w.
W. V. Johnston, defendant F.. Johnston,
as, the Executors of the estate of Robert
Johnston, on the 3lst day Of March. 1877,
filed in the court Of common pleas OF Mon
roe county, Ohio, their petition against him,
the object and prayer Of which is to recover
judgment against him for the amount due
from him to said estate on his promissory
note givento Rober.. Johnston, April !, 1865,
due in twelve months, for S740 with interest
and credited April %, 1865, with $50, and
April 1, 1855, with $35; that an order OF
attachment has been issued in said sase. and
that at the June term OF said court the
plaintiffs will ask for a judgment in said case.
l'@tj8 JAMRs C. JOHNSTON and
n. W.. r. JOHNSTON,
Bx'rs of Robert Johnston.
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sHERlFF's SALE.
Joseph Diersteiu
VS..
Conrad Miller ct al.

DY virtue Of a certain order of sale issued
~ from the court of common pleas -withiI1
and for the county of Monroe ,<an0 Sta1f "
ohio, in case pending in said d
the above named parties; and to me diiel
| will offer for sale at public auction at tb &
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld ON
Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1877,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m. Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio to wit: y q i,
The southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section nine, township two Of
range four, containing forty.one acres more
or less. r. s-s1szr ~ -s-ess- xg,
Said property 50 ordered to be sold is APP
praised at S and may sell for. two
thirds Of said appraisement Terms of'sals.
$500 on day of sale and balance on confirms.
tion. ~ 90 ys 80 vi
T. O. LITTLE,
mch27,77w5. n 8. d. .s-r Sheriff N, CO.
HusrRR l. MALLORY, Att'ys for plaintiff.