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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-09-13
Sherif's Sale.
49, ;-.f&IGa.. -. - = .5t@ al A Il 4
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PIcKENs County,
PIoKENs CoUNTY,

---., AOhENo NOUNTHo 49,. =.
pY virtne Of an execution TO me diSasted,
40 will sell to- she highest A5S2aer before
the Court Hoase door, during the legal hours
of sale, on Saleday in October next,
One Piece or Parcel eS Land, lyiBg on Ss-
luda River, in Piekens County, supposed to-
contain Two Hundred Acres, more or Less
adjoining lands Of Robert Trotter, William
Mayfeld and others; levied on as the prop,
erty of q. A. Carson, at the suit of James
Lewis. '"- -aE
TERMS CASH. Purchasers 10 pay extra
for titles.
JOAB MAULDIN, s.P o.
sept 6, 1877 81 4
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SAFE AND SURE

Mr.. H. r. STEVENS; In 1872 your VEGE-
TINE was recommended to noe, and yielding
to the persuasions Of friend, l consented to
try it. At the time 1 was suffering from
general debility and nervous prostration, su-
perinduoed by oVerWork and irregular hab-
its. Its wonderful strengthening and cura-
tive properties seemed to affect my debili'ateti
system from the first dose, and under it's
persistent use I rapidly recovered, gaining
more than health and good feeling. Since
then have not hesitated to give VEoETINB
my mosL unqualified Endorsement as being a
safe, sure and powerful agent in promoting
health and restoring the wasted systep0 TO
new life ond energy. VEaETINE is the only
medicine use, and as lcng as l live l never
expect to find a better. You're truly,
w. Fl. CLARK,
100 Monterey street, Allegheny Pc.
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Agents for

Fairbanks Standard Scales;
The Hall Safe and Leck Company;
The "Taylor" Cotton Gin;
fuckers Patent Alarm Money Drawer.
Also, for the Celebrated Shaenberper Horse
and Mule Shoes.
We are prepared to sell Swecdes Iron at
the lowest quotations from any markets, and
still propose TO duplicate invoices from North.
ern Jobbing Houses, adding only actual
freights. ~ = -.
WILKINS, WILLIAMS & co.
Greenville, s. G. =
Sept 6, 1877 81 em
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VEGETENE.

Thousands will bear testimony (and do it
Voluntarily that VECETINE is the best medi-
cal compound yet placed before the public
for renovating and purifying the blood, era
dicating all humors, impurities Or poisonous
seoretions from the system, invigorating and
strengthening the system, debilitated by dis
ease; in fact, it is, as many have cal it,
'tThe Great Health Restorer.u.
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The dwelling, and dining room at
tached, with part of the furniture, all
the provisions, and farming implo-
ments, belonging to Mrs. Mary b.
Rogers, of Darlington, were destroyed
by fire on Tuesday. It was incendiary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS
~ All persons having demands against the
Estate of ALFRED McCRARY, deceased,
will present them properly proved; and those
indebted will make payment to the under
signed by Slst September, 1877.
J. J. LEWIS, Adr'r.
sept l3 1877
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Merchants and business men ut the
West and trade centres are either
blowing very hard, else there is some
Improvement in business.
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NJ Office To CREDITORS AND DEBTORS
~ All persons having demands against the
Estate Of A. j. STEW ART, deceased, will
present them properly proved; and tn ose in
debted will make payment to the undersigned
by 3lst September, 1877
J. J. LEWIS, Admir-.
sept Is, 1877
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Sept 6, 1877
NIOTICEO OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NJOTICEOF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested iHSo the Estate Of j. d. Clay
ton, deceased, that will apply to w. G..
Fietd, Judge Of Probate for Piokens County,
for leave TO make q Final Settlement Of the
Estate Of said deceased on the I'd day of
October next, aud ask to be discharged there
from ss Admintstratrix, with will annexed
NAOMI l.. CLAYTON, Adm'x.
aug so, 1877 81 S.
DERSoNS having demands against said
I Estate, will present them to the under.
signed on or before the I'd October next. pro
perry proved ior payment. Those indebted
10 said Estate will make payment by that
time.
NAOMI L. CLAYTON, Adm'x.
aug 80, 1877 81 ', s
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Centrals majority. ...29
SCORE OF PLAYERS.
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Agricultural Implements.
Bar Iron and Steel;
Biacksmith's, Carpenters and Mechanics
Tools
Builders Hardware of every description;
Wagon and Carriage Materials; .-
full line of Best Quality Leather and Rub.
Der Betting, always in stock;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-27
MeGurmid's

ANSSO8 UySVNA
5arsefer< untM
Ma11inerien prp 1877: (
Ser Mcgormid parpeiter, ieDr per=
beTert ia SaipcI, Wattform unb Oibiber,
lit bic einfadife, ifirtite anc !eidtbcwcg :
lidfte Wafdine, wcldc gum Tcrtanf aus
eetclt nirb.
Der NeYance &eaper II. Mlpwer.
Cine poatommcne @ras> unb @etreioc-
Mdbmaidinc' init 8alablagc. Siclc Ma
fhine lit Der bette ieIbtrcdenbc &eaper INN
ais ioIher lang %setannt i.nb bclicbt in bic
fer Scetie,.
. iebcrbciiertc wreiS. Gras.Wab
maidine lit bic itdrtitc, b~or3Ialidte Mar
it.ine bieitr slrt unb miro bon feincr aloe.
I'm I'M Warttc iibertrofcn.
Stem @eIinblc. 6H TnF Sdn,tf. gu
iammeneeiaster 9roppcG uno Mtoipcr.
Sic obcu bcseidnctcn Maldiaen werbcn
umr unter Der befannten 6aranlie p~crfauft
v8%oQt6nb;ac SatiSfattion ooer fein Scrfanf."
ScrQcBt niGt, Dap mir in ct. G!ouo ltete
nit bolNtdubigen &cparatur, Scgen'
It anben pcrie5en iinp uno oisiclbcn gu 81
brifpreiicn, cbns bic Sradt an3krcdnen, per'
toufcm.
Ga6erc Nusfmait crtbeilt:
Geo. 81. Ireueenreih,
General. Ngeait.
&. 81. Gilman, @9cnt fir Stearns'
/. II. Soob @ountD unb &eparatur,M seni
fir Sauf, Centre.
sos. 3cis, asent in ct. GlcuS.
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: Ser 2o&sfans In gaIi.

- Ser 3a4sfan9 In Gait.
Yo~rnien. Sn Gan Graneisco ,uurbsn
ME mir ben, rgal. 8emotrat" entneb.
men, neuli4 a&t Slider ,uesen San.
gen non 2a@ien ,pdbrenb Der @@on.
3eit perbaftet, unb man bebauptet. bab
bic JiI@er ben 2a&sfans CUR jebisen
eoiIon proftobeI inben, ba Te einsn
bSbercn, Yreis bufar erboIten uno es
ousbalteu t0nnen, cine mdbise @elo.
itrafe sa be3abIen, ,uenn lie entbedt
,ruerben. .0eeen bic gisentbimer Der
2ads {. Qualifications .Annalten an
pberen Sacramento @iper mirb eben=
faas 9lase erboben, ba biciel6en
Der S&on3eit Der Sadie 70 gut
mie gar feline Nufmertiauteit nib.
men unb Die junsen Slide t~pesfaneen,
wel@e nit sroben Rotten Dom Often
bierber sebradt uno onsseieft tuorben
tno. @cbeimpoli5iiten iino ousgeianot
,porben, UNI bon ben NIT ben 9rdier-
pations= MnitaIten perbunbenen Gi4ern
Snformotion iber ben perbotenen
6iidfons gu %perlansen. 9ie Ti@erei.
gommiTdre lino nit ben @eiultaten
ibrer g%rpcrimente iebr jufrieoen. Ser
Sacramento uno Gan Soaquin iino
iebt rei@li4 nit iunsen 2a9ien beieBt,
uno aud bic Sbabs finb gut fortse.
fonmen, 70 oab in penisen Sabreu bic
GliNe rei9Iid nit ibnen berieben fem
tuerben. Sic Gommi7dre baben in
bieier @oiion ettua LOG 600 jung
@babs erfolsrei9 BON Often bierbe,
importirt unb in ben Sacramento
&ioer seiebt. Cine anbere Senbune
,puroe Dor einem Monat beabi9tig,.
ober in Tolse Der Giienbabn Strites
MOLTEN bic GommiIdre bic @enbune
ni@t ristiren, oa fe befirdtstel, BAT
bielelbe unterluess aufsebalten weroel
wiiroe. @dbrcno Der 9aiion iino et,uo
1000 @boos I'M &ewi@t BON 3 big
pfuno in ben Mesen Der Slider sufdl=
Zig sefanscn moroen. Sizes sibt BIZ
@etuibbeit, bab Sbabs in bielisen Sc
ualern eben 10 gut %forttommen, als ar
Der atlantiiden &uite."
6. $. Mesler aus Gbicast
uuroe i'll Gatbarines, Ont. auf 81,
Mntlase bin pertaftet, Gdli4unsen in
Betrase BON $4,000 in Chicago BE-
gansen Su Daben.
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2dubperfduf.

1876 Alder sutes 2anb. 2 MeiIen oFIid BON
Gourthaus an ct. GlouS, srtnsenb al ben
Miiiiippi. GluS, fonnen inter iebr aiintiaen
8eoinaunaem ansetauft werben. Das 2ani
1T tb.ilmeiie 9ol3<, @ieien. unS YrairieIanb.
Sine ausaesei&nete @eIesenbeit, elm WtiIdae.
fA1its u betreiben, inbem Der Warft nabebej
|if. airden xns sdulcn in serins.r Gntfer.
uuss.
Judge MeKslvey.
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Sank Tatley Aaus !

II. Kammermeier. Gisentbumer
Die bequemftc @inridtuns unb aufmeri.
lamite Hbmartune fir aoitganser. @ute un>
ueri9liebbare StaIuns. @los id te unb I'M.
uerfa!fdte 2iqu0re. ioipie icts aussemdblt,
speiien gu ben biuigten Treiien. ls
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Manmbarkeit.
asie rerlorsn xwb sD:sotr 0e17orveu.

Ginc Mblanelhag hbsr be rati!ale 6eiIuna ron
Snanic MD SctstbeHedune.
a. L-,ssH3 @c.ten brausg.seben, cine neue
" II YISssSJ1l gtu5s.tc ron DIR. G%ulrerneuS
a t.sfsR~yA 9~'crlciuns uter pie rabifale 6ets
e ~ tssiY !unsprn Bctutirnen oberS amen,
xE.ASs%SS idnrahe, Seiltise Ino fOrperlihe
y eGnratt. S:nperni1e gum Sci,
raiser, &C.. be,rrrscbrsht Durh Seltftseteduns unt
sciAie.st!idc .Husis' p%eifunsen. Die 'hrs6l,ben Gsls
gen lis saIsr.ii Inn in sis a. s sS s;G, . W, s.da5t
fcrt. unb ter e;uyse Sidsre Mes anseseben, oul
,,clt,m cine pnnitanr.@ 9slluns, chne ben Sesttu4
scfabsiiher ,n,erlider Mcpbinen. crSistt ,psrsen fasu.
s,Gc, att rut i,a,, ire!Ac all G~eypcni4raas, Wie.
tcrscIAioasas,it, Sitpren, ctsr Ncnnlcnen, uns
ten i%sr'cne ~traaris.a Splsen s.is!sss!ida.r Hss.
f@rciipa0en !eibcn, iputen ficIc S@rtIt nit Sss9fa!!
l%tueirer.
I'm ihr BE ,re't,nialidfe Esrhrcituns ~ rerf4ofs
icn, iti!s fisicite lei G,npisn9 pnn G &ents tn Yo!t'
talr~s r%oitirei rad alien 1beilsn, Der 8sreinistea
Staa.sr ~rerianSt. lf.
IiaG ,~sreIiirc:
Tie ca!mTh ke5ca Company,
II Ann ST.. New York. Post Box $3.50
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r y q q Il !!

Q. Mteb, eisentbiMer,
81. 0ermaintr. neben &ammesel& Meber's Store
Seben Morsen bon 10 12 frif&er aus
semablter Qunh; bortrefHi4cs Qaserbier.
Beine, gisarre, uno paS font nod bas 9erl
beaebrt.
gBer Durit bat, sebe mad Mieb's salson.
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RIOIING IN CHICIGO.
A Mob Intimidnting Workingmen-Cciiistons
with the Police.

CHICAGO. July 25-SOme Of the mob went
this morning t. T.. w. Bat hiord's white lead
and oil works IN Fulton ana Green streets
whore 300 men are employed and demanded
that the place be closed. This being refused.
they began stoning the building. breaking the
windows. and committing other depredutons.
The Union Stock Rolling Mills and Mallrable
Iron Works. on the south side. have been closed.
and their 500 hands are idle. The mob was
making. at last reports for VI Cormick's great
reaper works. and will there meet opposition.
A gang OF rioters j. engaged in running street
ears into the stables on the south side as fast as
they come in. Tho railroads arc in stniu quo.
with ls~- .'n-er tn nS ana mails running. rN-
r-lt ia lew cases. Many mon who were COM
lr,lrd 10 gu.t work yesterday have gone baeh
Tn@ north side moh is the most disorlerly.
ami s. busy hreakins windows wherever resist
rd. Thr PhrnN Distiilrry has been scz 81 10y
them, amt the Eroprict2rs called iar tn.ted
hack from the North Side Rolling Nils aud
they w.r" compelled to return 10 the station.
Gen. Torran 'e commnndins the militia here.
has h.rn moi He'd Many arrests have been
made. chiefly Vasahonls u and thieves. who CON
siitiiutr the crowd. Troops arrived this ait r
noon from the Indian country. The swearing
IN oi special pollcr II progress ng
Some tailors strurk last night. but this move
m MT met with lttl" success.
Early this morning some fifteen or twenty
roughs boarded an outgoing tram on the llll-
nos Central road and compelled the engineer
10 back up ana return An attempt was made
To- stop the dummy from the stock yards today,
hut the conductor. revolver IN hand deled the
mob.
The strikers detached an incoming train from
Omaha at ; sixteenth street last ngnt.
T. M-Nrws has Just been received OF q
fight brtwe-n the mob and the police at Canal
and Jackson streets. in which the former came
OF worst. several of them belng laid up 10y
blows from clubs. and others being lodged in
the police station.
Some time ago it was reported that branch
Of the mob was moving on 10 the gus works On
the west side, but this il not yet confirmed The
coal men al the water wOrAs have been COM
pcl'l 10 qu.t work. and the shot tower has been
clo-rd
Tue Board Of Trad" has adopted n resolution.
calm; on the Governor OF the State AMI the
resident oi the United States to quickly sup
press tf prevailing Insure ton wherever
th"ir authority extends All saloons are beln.
closed under penatS OF n rcNOc cat.On vi Lcepscs.
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TIE MORRIS and ESSEX RAILRo.iD.
No Violence F~ared-1he Engineers Likely
20 Join the strIkIng firrmen. n

Superintendent Reasoner and Assistant
Superintendent Grifilth Of the Morris sand Essex
division of ;he Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western Railroad. remained in their offices in
Hobokcn throughout the might. while the police.
under command OF Roundsman Kennedy
guarded the entrances 10 the depot Up 10 .
o'clock yesterday morning only ono engine
was taken from the round house. and that was
attached 10 n shop train for kingsland. The
OIL lclals do not fear any violence. but the yard
men say that II the engineers Join the hremcn
no trains will be- allowed 10 go out Of the yard.
The trains that arrived from the West in the
morning were the Paterson arcOmmodaton. the
South Orange accommodations. and the Morris
town t'aln. They were all from twenty minutes
10 IN" hour late.
At Newark. Michael Maher. who had been
placed IN the cab To act as fireman on the EastOn
mail, WIS pulled from the engine ty the strlk-
ing ilremcn. John Luckry who volunteered to
at Hs fireman on the Morr stown accommodate
ham and chased bnck 10 Morrlstown. The Os-
wrgo express LETT Hobok"n at noon. nearly four
hours behind having a hoy acting as fireman..
Tue EuSton express. which should have gone at
IL -. did not start. ms a fireman could not be- Sc
cured. The Morristuwn accommodation. which
by the engineer and one of the passengers. who
ted as fireman. The passengers raised sub
scrptlon Tor the engineer. but lie refused 10
take IL.
At noon the engineers on the Morris and Es-
sex Division met ia Washington street. and RE-
mained there with closed doors for two hours.
They appointed "A delegation 10 wait ON super
lntendent ReAsunrr. The men returned 20 their
lodge room. The brakcmen met at l57 Newark
street.
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THE d., l.. AND ". RiILROdD.


The strike on the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad was fully consummated
yesterday. The fremcn struck on Tuesday
afternoon. but the trains wrc brought into lIo-
hoken moderately regularly yesterday morning,
baggage masters ana conductors acting us fire.
men. They were not. however. permitted TO act
in that capacity On trains going out. The
through mails and tho Binghamton express
were sent out. and about L. NJ. u train WIS sent
10 Morr.stown.
Some OF the employers seemed to delight In
being uncvl. ana refusing 10 answer questions.
but "A few others gave all proper Information
promptly and pleasantly. The notion that the
travelling public were entitled to some informa-
ton concerning Tie road. did not seem to find
lodgment IN tn" paymaslri mind, or If it did.
he evidently did not th.nf II worth troubling
himself about. Superintendent tan-oner sand:
ION the 18th Of last month the hrem'n's pay
was redu cd ten per cent lAy were tlrh
igaE a hdm my to qoSr i9r,yayr donrs Ta" Thuy h9 rn
10 have their pny restored to the first amount
The company refused to hcrede To- thrr de-
mands. aud they qu work. Tn" engineers, II
seems. ar" bound 10 the lrcmrn 10y some Ties ol
brotherhood. and thcy struck this All rrnoOn. not
brchusr oi any grievances OF thoir own, nul to
support the llr'inrn IN ihrir demand, ana now
tnry nre ala out. lhry hrn very prarrhhn,
though. as You may sec. They hay" done no
damage. and ullrr no threats They have simply
nut worH. WAS lust down among them, Th"y
Received m" very pleasaily. shook hands IN
me-. ana think many OF them are really sorry
that the strike rN sis,
The actions oi tine engineers. nrrmcn. and
hrakrmrn showed TINT they lulv desired the
Suprrinlr ndrnis good upIniun of them. Ih"y
gutIurnd IN llitn knots IA AMI around tine yard,
hut they made no nos" and did no hhrm; there
was 40 rNcltemrn ni and not a single case ol
dIunNrnnrrs,
4 litir incident on Tucslay night shows
that uu--nn..rrs are sometimes rs unrrt~uhl-
bic us strikers. The ~ 10 midnight tram was
about into minutes uu', \ ing. Nnry Eng,
! shmnR r.u-l ,trihiy under thn lniu'n Of
Hquor. wa luuIB abu- n all RAILROADS nni
~ road officials. particularly those % me- Del
aware. IarNdW una nnI Western kUhi, Tor
keeping iim wttng. Assistant super nj NJ
4 nj hrtlilh trrI a. explain 10 MIN thui there
VISA -'rlkr and hn wi~ trN lhE in get u fireman,
e. o~ing hl say a. tiuil hrdId not gci un' ln i've
minutes hr would ..o uut un the rngin" ~ tt'-
man lmSeii ln-i ui ui sntIr'Yng the Eng
hshmnn, tlus s'Huri tp ,nTugr HIM lIo
seINnl brilllin, VINO '. q lnu h smaller lnun 10y
tire throat, and "uokri hum arNolrlY TIA" trun
men Wrr' uluut ip XIV" hlm u trunn ing, hui
hrillh WAY, i Ma 'm back. Tnr Iir1"nl.D -
Lassvd. and Lo lot 10 hs hold. and. though ho
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and the counsel speak hopefully OF a compro-
mise.
A writ OF habcns corpus hns been iesucd by
Judge Rumscy of Bath. this county to iorthwth
produce Is. J. Donahuc. the arrested Leader OF
the strikers Donahue was sent on his way to
New Aork on train which LEFT here Mt "a
o'clock this morning. and the Sheriff. 10y teic-
rreph. hna ordered his return The train had
guard on board ind an engine nh'nd ana No.
hlnl No full trains haVO moved west since tho
rn. train on which Donahuc WIS seni 70 Nnw
York wus gunrdrd 10y 1870 men of the Twenty.
thirI Regiment II WIS ol stru ted by burned
ruIyrrts mispnrcd swt hes ana ialis torn up
md thrown into the rvrr. lut worked slowly
through, and reached Emra about o'clo ~
There the soldiers left Il. and nrn coming bW X.
REINFORCED 10y about forty additional men who
were on their way here.
Conversation with many OF the strikers shows
that thny are anxious to return To work. An IN
ccndiary spcrch that has done mu'h harm was
mnde hy u cit zen named Pratt. at n meeting OF
citizens and strikers to-day, hut his course is
strongly condemned ON all sides. Provisions
and merchandise of nll kinds are becoming
very : arre in town. and merchants are work
ing W tn both ulgtHnS. trying to cif"t ~ recon.
ciliation. Notrun- are running over the road
west of here. and those leaving Tor the east are
heavily guarded 10y trOol@. and proceed with
tho greatest difficulty. No tram hus arrived
from the Elst to-day.
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walked of shame-facedly,. he wns not man
enough to apologize for his brutality.
SCRANTON, Pa. July 25.-All trains on the
Delaware Iacknwnnnn and Western road have
been stopped. When the mail train from Bing-
hnmton for New York arrived here at . so this
morning. two pnss rngcr rnrs wcio dcta he'd by
the strikers who said that nothing hut the mail
should I've allowed TO run. super ntrndent Hal
stcnd said the mail ear should not b. run unless
the passenger cars were also permitted, and
this made thl strikers very in lignant. The
Superintendent was firm. however. and the
mails were taken from the ear and 1t was
promptly sw he'd Oft on y siding.
The strikers tecgraphcj ut on 20 to the State
author tics that the compnny rrfused to run the
mail nnd that they would run II. II ng"rssnry,
and furnish n fireman and engineer. A despatch
to the same effect WINS sent to Washington.
At IL O'Clock last evening, quiet reigned in
the wards The strikers had gone home. and
there were not u dOz''n loungers about tho
huldings. Before going nwny, the strikers
assured the Super ntrndcnt that they would do
no harm to any pf the compnny's property. nor
would they interfere with other men who wish
cd to 20 to work
shortly alt.r o'clock train started for Nor
ristown, master mechanic w. II. Lewis M en-
gineer. and n number OF striking engineers
who live along the line were given free rides
home BY midnight the gates were closed for
the night and the yard handed over " the cure
OF the policemen aud wntchmen.
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THE STOPPING or THE NAILS.
Tom scott's and yande rbiits Answers TO the
AnthnrItIe. In Mn.hington.

WASHINGTON. July 2j.-The tenor OF the
dispatches with which Tom Scott has been
peltlng the President since saturday night has
nready been mentioned. Neat to the President,
Secretary Thompson. himself "A railroad man
and in sympathy with railroad men. has been
ordered about his business 10y railroad men in
much the same manner None of these de-
spatchrs are likely to see the light, hut one adj
dressed 10 Postmaster General Key at midnight
last night embodied Tom Snort's theory of the
whole duty of Cabinet OH 'rr very i'rsriy. and
serves inlr index to other NOR" personal and
loss public commands from Ia" rnrond king.
The drspnt IA arises II Will Ice son. from Nai's
anxiety to take every possible advantage of tho
favorable disposition ot the rioters toward the
Cnit'' States mail 10y sending at least the nalls
along Mhoro the mob permitted nothing els" 10
pass. Walls quest a. this cilrN WIS sent to
the prin pIl rarund men of the country. and
drew lToLl scout the following d'sp' m
lniLAlAirniA, juN -
serioc wc MI OF you '' :. eafry he mi' Si,c, mai
q. long a. the mob w allow amy passenger trn- torun
mont anil hc 1ihc, hut tar that unless the s,i rai
allie 1t to cnoirc law ani order hrousiou hc land n.
the anarchy wLDh s now present with lis Win ic made
s wcl '" '' ''' NV" '''' osis ~ , "',,2 scor '
Vanderbilt returned blank refusal 10 the
snme request, unuecompAnicd, however hy "A
tender OF un eonst tuiiunal advice. Under dHte
oi Saratoga. July q, he trlo-raphs tot Gen. key:
have directed our superintendent io gyc mc Post
Tut cannot cn>f nj tu run mhl ear. N sVtlH Mr.
Nni rpluD .ts, through she courtesy of mUh whom lu
to, sion ui lnrs ROAD, Il pH.,u.tr trains
are run. tno mails wil bee ran also II NANptRmit
The policy outlined by vanderbilt AMI $ oft
Mpi.. .ars to have been generally adopted all own
the country II h,gnn 1T S. .on $, wh"ro the
uiHnug of the Chlrago. st. Iuuls AMI Alton
r'rh slppp'd Me mhis yesterday, The Eue
pursued a similar policy the day heipr'.
Np' 'ial Agent Nldmnn tirgrdph"d This fore
noon from ludinnnpolis thai all trims Tad h,nn
token from ~ P.nn~ylNanh ni lnilanar"ls
Railroad hy III" officers Of the roud uS " II hs on
t,' Inc Of the Pan Handle. hy ord - oi tine Su-
Inr ni"ndnni. and nt a lHi"r date ". H. Hpllo-
way. Postmaster at the Same place. tsie.rapAud
~ follows;
Ilc ralrnni ohicml- clnm MAT her contract - iuiros
tu tfcl slm carry hr uuil upon lA-rnsfr trains Hni
Mat postal Nr ha. t-r gli doss not ouu-Aiuu pass.
A,r tam l. tu- ruurtt
No answer has been returned t. either S'otts
or Naudrrhlt'- declaration. but 10 this INJURY
the dr rpartlnrnt answered;
Tn. department has never cliinod their right unlrr
th ihN. Hud fht nrlIutfA tffurH Hi Nuutra e. n
rtiurr fHiuai. fD tnn tfuIil- f-Istir unu.
INfiluu l flir uAlit Ntfipl liufrt tl-- NhtuuH.
benseI uals sannVl be Iun railroad cyi. .1nes. hlew