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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-26

PtEIsBuReH, November 23.-Evans,
Dallsll 4 Co, an iron firm, are financial.
y embarrassed, and Lewis DalEell & Co.,
another iron firm, are also reported as
being in a similar condition, The trou.
bic arises from Evans, Dalsell 4 Co, and
II Lewis DAlzell 4 %. are forced to sus.
pend, II will be caused by the former
iirm, whose liabilities are estimated at
S700.OO0. IS n. :. q ~ 8. 4. IA
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TuR Horseshoe at Niagara IL now a
right'angle, rather than curve. The
rocks In the center haye been eaten away
from year to year, and now the aide walls
are csumbling. On Saturday morning a
large section Of rock toward the Canada
shore fell with a tremendous crash, and
during the night still larger area went
down. The falls now wear new faca.
and visitors will undoubtedly be charged
20 cents extra next season. The pubic
can scarcely expect that the owners Of
Goat island and the museum can Al.
lord to have those rocks fall down with.
out making pennybyit. \.
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BUSINESS MATTERs.-Mr. F. n, Chal.
FAINT, Of Weston, is an active real estate
man and he makes 1t pay.
Henry Brannon, as special Commits
aioner in the case Of the Northwestern
Bank Of Virginia against Addison Nc
Laughlin, will sell large lot Of real es'
tate at BraxtOn G. II. on the 10th Of March
next.
According to London letter in the
Weston DemOzut there is quite dispose
ton among certain persons over there to
form weat Virginia colony. The late
attempted swindle has not discouraged
them.
Akron, Ohio, thinks Of lighting her
streets with oil lamps and saving $4,000
per year. On the other hand Cumber.
land is disguised with oil after trying II
for year.
As showing the disposition Of farmers
to economist, the KingwOod Argn men
tions that quite a number Of those at
tending court recently brought their
"grub" along With them.
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FOR SALE.
ExEcuToRs SALE -
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

The undersigned Executor Of ,hs H.,
ts,tament q Elisabeth Ann R.ju1n Sill "a
WI, y publlc suction, a Ihe non, detelsd
Court Hoase o. Ohio county, on "' u0"' Of u
SATURDAY, December ls,,
Commanding Al 10 O'clock n fr,a.I,
Y not sold y 'aid EICcul,f Al ptiys, y w,
that time, offer fer sale The ioiIoViN, I tsla,
pr;5eftyt that Il tohiy' Lot No II In N gt,ttltl
addition No 70 the city Of Wheelib,e su.aithhilh
part Of siie lot conveyed By ths hcifS Al !, ~ lIA
kedmGn, dttealod, 70 John Nolan Nv ~ !tAt
Octobef 1871, and Of IecOfd Ia Inc S,g ~ SilA
Clerk 81 The County Court ol Ohio roS S.s "
Book No folio ~, On which aid lSt ~. ~ ~
double Bfek H0use 10 good rprr, Ss,s 'u, y !
promises, renting Ut present Al Sli o. W, % u
TERAs-Oao-thitd cash, Of o. much H., ~, menl,
puIehisef mAy elect, on tie day Of ~ \, Hias
nhidle y Ly9 tqali payments q Abd Is @s0I'
on the premises. Ina
. BENJAMIN ExLEY, g,,p,,.
DAvgSPORf a D0vENkR, AttOTpst, Nv d
Chapline Street, Wheeling, ~ "o' llll
y. 9, HEhvAI, AnctlOnefr. p,,s,,
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Words OF wisdom.

Upright walking is 4 sure walking,
Virtue and happiness are near kiS.
You never lose by doing q good turn.
Small faults INDUCED are little thieves,
The boughs that bear most hang low.
est.
One hour to-day is worth two to.mOr.
lence 1t.
;. Zeal without knowledge is ere vi,hou.
Proud looks makes foul word. in fpit
himself.
From the lowest depth there ia path
TO the loftiest height.
We often hate for one little reason,
when there a thousand why we should
love.
An indiscreet person is like an unseal.
ed letter. which every one may read but
which il seldom worth reading.
Gold Ia but a poor legacy In compari.
son with immortal thought. The one is
human, worthless; the other divine, inyal.
liable.
Lost yesterday, somewhere between
sunrise and suneet, two golden hours, each
set with sixty diamond minutes. No re.
ward is offered, for they are gone forever /
H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a CAR,D

TOall who are suffering from the enron and In.
diserstionS Of youth, nerVOu, weakness, early de-
cay, loss Of manhood, &c ! will send you receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Thll
great remedy was discovered by missionary In
South America. send aselt-aldTessed envelope 10
the RKy. JosEPH T. IENAS EtGiloa D, Bitle House,
&sS Trk City SepiseOd4w
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SATURDAY, December tbo ,s,b, mi,

tn THE County COURT F0R OHIO COUY
John d : $ 5 s,r,'' Asnp., with As..,nu.,
The object Of this suit being TO recover from the
defendant the tum Of $40 20, with Interest lrcn
the 18th day Of January, 1877, until Payment due
plaintiff for balance on account for board nlteri.
alsrgoodl and merchandise furnished, and cph PAID
for use and benefit Of defendant by plaintiff Vhith
aid eiaim g more July set forth In the AFFIDAVIT Of
the plainttn led herein, and to subject the ptptf
" and crtdits Of tho defendant attached, Asp
pesrs by tho answer OF Edmund Hobbs, s., q
whom copy Of the attachment herein was sfTrd
on suSgettng, TO the payment thereof l.d the
costs herein, and II appearing % The Court Ouths
athdaYit Of b. u. D0yenef, now ilel herein, lhil
tho defendant 10 not resident Of this STATE, AID
has not been server Witha copy Of the order d ii.
mehment or with process In this Guit, II IL 5rdd.
ed BY the Court that sAid defendant be rtqnrrdlo
appear at rules held for this Court within iCur
wees after the date Of tue fist publication Ci tbs
order and do THAT Is Necessary to protect h, ntd.
eat, and that this order shall 6e published aid
posted a orders Of publication arc REQUIRED to le
publhhed and posted bylaw.
ROBT. D. WOODS, Clerk.
DAvESphRT 4 DovKNRR, Attorney Tor PntG
noi6, % .S0&dee4
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HRusTEE,s SALE.

i
By virtue ofthree several deeds Of trust executed
AID SGknoEledged by II. Bradley Wheat and VjI.
RhiA u. bis vile, 10 the undersigned TrntOs datll
respectively the 10th day Of March, 1874. ne I5lh
day Of July, 1874, and the sth day u November,
1915, and each Of record In The Clerks Uic Of til
county Court Of Ohio county, West NlFgilla, Ia
DEED Of Trust Eook No, 6, pages 49, and los, bed
Of Ifn!t Book No. !, pasrs $50. 100 and Igi, AID
DEED Of Trust Book No ., pSRe All, Iesncciiyely,
viii offer NJ public sale at the front door Of tLV
Court Hou'e Of Ohio county, In the city Of Wheel.
Ing, on
SATURDAY, December the 18th, 1871,
the following described real estate, that Is to vi:
Lot numbered seven Ia In square numbered IVti.
ty-nine III In the addition 10 the city Of Crlibg
Known rs the Buena Vista addition 10 taIl citJ,
also, Lot numbered eight (S) In the same ,allIs
and addition; also. Lot numbered nine %, In ZANE
square and addition. except part Of said lot No,
gtEenty-hTe by thirty-tve feet which was hereto.
fore conveyed 10 Michael IAlIy,
Also, the lot Of ground Designated as Lot mum.
beIed sven "a In square numbered twenty hire
l23) Gu the south side Of Twelfth street ,iCl mefy
Monroe street,, in aid city Of Wheeling.
Also, all Of that lot or parcel Of ground known
and designated As Lot numbered two (2) IN ,qu ne
Numbered twenty mine t29lon Twelfth stree l.OF.
merly Monroe Aircetl, 10 the city Of Wheeling IT,
gether with all the valuable Improvements .Cattd
upon all the abEe described parcels Of gropnI,
IERNs OF sALL-One-lhiFd Of the pun ChsS. rhtH.
ey In elh on the day Of sale, and the r, due 10
two equal instAllments with interest on SI Jeiei-
red payments At twelve and eighteen months from
the day ale, the payment Of the deferred ln,I-
menn Snd Interest 10 be secured 10 the GatiartiUn
Of the Trustee.
JAMES p. ROGERS, Trasce.
w. u. hALLER. AnctlOneer, noIS
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MONDAY. nov. aO, ls77.
NEw1PAPxR MATrERs.-The Preston

NEwsPARER MATTERs.-The Preston
County Journal haA taken on an addition.
al editorial helper in the person Of j.
Frank Manoun, The Journal is q good
paper and the only apprehension We en-
terrain in record to the new man arises
from the fact that he parts his name in
the middle.
Mr.. Daniel Long, Of New Martinsvills,
Il again 70 the front with a Newspaper
He has dropped the YiadisatOr and start.
cd out a. the publisher Of a Newspaper
the DeHlOrat-with Bob McEldowney
and W. S. Wiley as editors. II will b,
democratic at all times and under Ill
circumstances" We should think that
such appearance would keep the edi-
tors on the jump good deal Of the time,
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AT AUCTION.
Important Trade RubberS3p

On WEDNESDAY, NoTsmbcr 81, 1871. c,ru..
!ng At iOS a. ~ promptly, :! the WhOlcSIS A.
il :ll Rooms q J; n. hARrFUkD, 100 Wosj "
PennsylIanla aud Ohio, upon the above J,, ,' %
CASES hubbkRs, representing Inc i"IsN,s.g
nAnutse!ures; Haywood, New BrTuIEirk, stsS,s
tanSee, Nau iS1 MooISoeEei, Meyer, &c, is
n0nt Of Meas Boots; Mem, WomeniS Mb,Sl' y
Chlldren's Imitation sahdlCt, aud MohG Wo,,, ,3l
NisseF and ChildIen's AIctiGs and Aiaskn,' u''n :
The above number Of Cases viii be Cfl,,e,t.
70 Eult the Tnde and sold without Fe,srVc III %'i
BOOTS, SHOES AND BkOGANs-in tor,..
tlon With the'RboIe ale, Will Offer 40 S,n,i'
Casss and lots q Men, Stoga and fne Csli EaP,,
RoyH and Youths Boots; complete S,,SIirrrrS
Ladies', Milses' ard ChileFtn's WtaT. VIII ~ =
Boys and Youths Balls. RioRAns. This ,Sls s'' o.,
Of the mon important Of the AeaSop, will ~ Uti
well WVfthy the particular attention Of al iSs,,
Of Boots Shoes aud Rpbbefa. Lunch Al 10 SS'u'
J. u. HARTFORD,
nolb Wholesale Aurtinp..,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

elm Grove Accommodation This trsiu only
IunS between Wheeling and Elm Grove
tDaily except Sunday Accommodation.
tStGubenTtlle Accommodation train dur,
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BeiaiTe, stopping when reluI-
red Of sherman House, Rtnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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Tho Ieetort Gas stove.

N~VNVAI NRuts SIUNs.
We have for sale The only reliable Gas Stove In
existence, for Bath Rooms, Chambers, Hall, Par
lors, Dining Rooms, Othcts, dc. NoImell or smoke.
Every Stove guaranteed. Seud for Liicalar, or cali
and examine them.
THOMPSON d HTBBERD,
no2G 1914 Market sIy,.l
, 1877-08-01

rr.te Tint $l05,n 5,nD lo divided ra,ahly arcuni-
Ing to their positions IN the pAv-snis aiming
all tr en,plnvrs cnxags,! tnorerattns he l.,al.
lie eura no tncn WIN in .fmr nf iifal r'ntmr-
rasfc eli the Company can rntnatn Or sr-cnter its
ecryfrc, aul aids, atl,c pnv will bc Increased
tho moment hu$t1,rss ju*tIhc. IT,"
EXPLOITATION or SKILLED LABOR.
!Qn.rfaI F1tstptfrhfn T2< Tr1hhHs.
NEw foRK. Jntv 3l--N,lch interest l.at t,rcn
mantfestcd III the departure to-day Of skilled
mechanics for Manchester, EnE., II being some
thing new for England tn sesia t,ut far fkstlcIl
lamr. The Manchester firm ~ wh.'se shnps
those fifty carpenters hare gone is simply nro-
tectlng Issclt from Threatened strikes on tho
Part 0i ,ts employees hv Importing foreigners 10
iii the placcs ut thc sltsalTcctc,l Hfnny Of tho
men Win, snitcsl in THE Montana left weeping
wives and children On tho piers. Tho men
say. they wnnid not 70 II they
cnu1tl ,nnke living here, hut the
labor market 10 el1ittc'l, and they iIays dc.-
ta!rc.l of getting through another winter here.
i. n. Ah',.,tt. WIN ttsok oytr ITO American ma
sn1s 10 GinsgoW Inst rear, says tic new arrIyals
are prosperous and happy. nnl satisfied With
tho exchange between the Now World md tho
Old, and arc putting money in tho savings
banks urer anl abDvc living expenses, Tllic
worEtncn hero are drawing It.
ALBAHr.
ALnANr, N. r., July 3l.-0nc hundred work.
n,cn were it>+lay discharged frum the West Al
any shops for participation In the late disturb
anGcs there.
, 1877-08-01
H'I'. LOUIS.

TO The Htsttrn 4isaofiaftf pfttt.
ST.. Louis, Mo-, July 3l..-NothinH new to re-
rort regarding tic railroad business. All truths
on MI roads arc running regularly, aud alt the
men working ns usunl. Twa companies Of
state troups left East 1T. Louis this
morning for Springfield, three for 0alesburg,
anil all tho remainder Ut the force, excepting
cslaps two companies, will hnya left either
for their houlea or to protect mining property
at two Or three pulnts In tic State by to-tnor-
row morning.
Two VI the Executive Committee OF the rail-
road strikers Mt East st. Luuis wcrc arrcatGl
to-day, ata others arc expected to bt capturc1.
PARADE.
As a fitting close Ut thu weeks 1abor, antl ns
nn exhibition Of tho strength VI the cstzcil-so!.
diery called Into service to protect property and
evening Of the vartolis companies organ!zcd Just
week under tho call OF tho Mayor ind CON-
miltco If eafcty. 'rhero were .avo rcci-
pauics, md fiji latte1y Of artillery, tho whole
| under command Of Cen 4. j. Smith, wtlb rods
at the head of tic column, with his stall! The
column left -Four Courts 1t o'c!oek, marched
ard Was greeted BY, suci'. a coilcoursc of
I.coplo along thu linz of u,arth a. has
mt been seen in Ut. Louis fur years. Every
where 1t went Il received the naudlts of thu
| movement. it exhibited. The effect car,-
not but bc good !n showing not only tlle
turbulent and lawleas element In the city what
run he lone to pnt down mobocrncy aud vio-
lcncc, but To nil good aud Icaeeab!e cltlzcns the
power ot thu authorities # pFotct ttcn and
| trcaerye tic peace. Tho Quincy Nn-
| to,,al Guards, tho PcorlA National R1ues,
! tho Peoria EctGran Clubs, and tho Bclsevllc
| Uuar.ls, who wcre tho guests VI the briyalc,
| and were assigned the ppsts Of hunUr In TIC
line, matlc splendid appearance In their brill
liant uniforms, md wero much pralscd for tho
precision Ut tlclr dfill nnl accuracy Of tllelr
| a,nrchlnQ.
| PROCLAMATION.
| Mayor Oyersto,z will publish proclamation
| In the mnrr,tng In which liz announces that the
lnwless violence OF soiue uaya has brcn eltectu-
ally suppressed; TINT the city authuritIcs
lave sr1nctl aud equipped sufficient force
tt, protcct pcrsons and property, and that
application from my quarter to protect per.
SOUS anl property mud interference with
employees and employers, will bc promptly grant
et. lie says thai willie the military companies
have been relieved from duty tho organization
will hc continued md the metnoets thofcuf be
subjcct to cali should necessity arisa lio TO-
turns the thanks Of tho rIty authorities aud
people tu tho Committee Of salcty aMl to tho
officers and men who 30 promptly responded 10
tho call. and cungratulatcs everybody tllat tle
late lawfcss DEMONSTRATION Nus suppressed
without tho loss OF life or destruction OF q
dollar's worth of property.
, 1877-08-01


arn,vor,r1n nj. Jutv 91.-f,ov. c,,11om lin.
,,nr'"..t,,, ,h,t ~ !. n,,,o, .h->,'.,,au, ,hs,
oA'''"s'0@A "3$ " - 't eAN '
Stale. except somewhat threatening aspect II
tiutesbtlrg. Llc,4t.-Col. Wlting's command oi
en- ,prn IN route ionc from Eaat At. Louis t,,.
,,,y ,.sr,, haI,.d ., n.,r,,atou ~, ,,-,r.., q,
"J Hele ""1su NV, 9,' A''a osaso" "
ttn1esbusR' lAe heoRuk1unet'oa ouaFds ahu
tho Clayton Guards arfived hero to-day from.
E4st Ut. Louis. Between MacourIu Station null
fyartnr Private Mnntoomrrv. ~ tho r1nvtnn
t,, 80, - s.,.. ~ s"u "..,' .a'n,a
uuasas' IN 4soa' lho tfa'a A''a was ssfc'e'J
bruised. The t~enty~sl1 boys and men arrested
at Urbana for GattuGttpX indianapolis, Bloom
Inrt.,ns r. N'cstrrn trim st IIr1.ann ,xcre
bFougat eeiofe ,s--..
JuRO1 TRHAT
In lie Tinted Stntss Court tt.day IN a charre of
,o,,.n,, ,,r ..u,rt n int.,fsrng viii, ~. r,f,.
.", "t,. ~ T., ,,'s's...,aa " -, ~ ,,',,.., -" S...as
foaa "hl!c III V'sscsstoa ot tas oa'Ieu otates
CuIFt. 1t wls shown that ucy nrG hrtuien,
brake.peu, aud at,opuen, but M proof Ut yi,-
lsucs Or destruction Of prppcrty was shown, 80
49, a." 49,. s.,.. s..,.,,' .hs. .',..... a1.,.'
s,.h H. sn f.,"tu Ini f;nitad a,,t"s u..;n 13
, 1877-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS.


NASHVILLE, icnn., July 3l.-six engineers
arrived here from Evansville tonight to take
ont ircigit-tratna. The strikers a,l talk with
tllryr an'l sent them bark. United States Mar
sl,al Wheat, hearing Ut this, prohibited any If
the strikers frnm seeing the nthcrs, mud, unless
lr. strikers and talk tic engineers out nf It,
trains will l,e manned to morrow. Tho strikers
eay they will III M wise fnnlcst trans. hit will
keep engineers from going out u they get
c1,Alicc to talk LIEN nnt uf 1t. Thry Alsu EAr
they will return to work Il TIM management
will do nwAy with tho classification Ut engineers
md nI1uw the same ply TO MI ci1Vinuer vim las
run twelve months after Flntsillng Ills apprcl,.
tlccship, and paying lahorcrs living price.
DALTlMnnE, NIL, July 3i.-Tho locomotive,
tender, mil one tnr of Lruo1etrafn were
thrown frun tic track two miles west nf key-
tcr. ". tn:. by 4 misplaced switch. Tcu SOL
The crew OF the Grafton trains arrived nj
kcyser arc to receive s50 cacl. These reopen
the Third division.
charge Of rioting ou tue nlgl,t u July 70.
CuMnEnLANp, Nd. July tl.-The miners
mass lnrating Ut knnpp's Alcntlowt, ilenr Lona-
coming. to-day waa attended, by. Go0, about h1lf
tho mines being represented. All VIA orderly.
sono were for striking for 05 cents, sotnc for 50
ccrts. and snnle woro opposed to action calcci+
lated to disturb tho present statts. Two scs-
ki0n3 WefG llElu, Gflt no uotcTHlln1tDn fe4CllC,
md tha meeting aIjonrned to Aug. =. It 10
supposed work Will GO oil III thu meantime.
BALTIMORE / OHIO.
BALTIMORE, July yl.-Batt!tnoro 4 Ohio Of
tI:ta's report At 1l::a, o'clock Tonight - fhs-
parkcssburR mud Baltimore Without delay. Wc
hayo men enough to tInnugo nl oar trains. We
hnvo moved to+'ay On tic various divisions
as,out ninety trnts. We expert to commence
running from Grafton to Wheeling Tomorrow y
1O0D TINES COMING.
SpNciai Dsp4fct to 7ht IFtbMns.
aioux Crrr, ls., July fl.-Tle slT1x City 4
st, Paul kailrnn1 Company shop here commenced
running on full time t.',iay. For year past
they have rim but eight hours day. on account
Of the failure u tic crops lust year.
TIE OSHKOSH nOrH.
SDseitH DE*Ns.eA to TIE Tribune.
OauKosIs, Wis, July Bl,-Mill hands at Mead
& lslp!sy's saw-Eu!1l struck to-day, compelling
tho iMllI to shut lown. Other mills werp visit
csl By strlkc's, hut no general demonstration
could bo gotten up, mud It vas abandoned
EHysKRt ". Va.
KErsEK, W. Va, July 8l.-The blockade hers
Tas sas94 M h5s S1E sy E.v sU 1orE E.s n! 10 g
uluvtns west under guard Of military.
, 1877-08-01
md there Is M telling. what lnrn affairs may
take In less than 1nc Ilav..


Iahc Ill ltSs tHa1e UF!G tlhss
EptctHf Dtpsaich to 7At tribune.
WttEsena anRR, Pa. July M.-lh. outlook is
more threatening. The resumption on thu
the bud. the n,sttain with the mail being
storpe! at Plymouth Lake Last night I,y an cx-
cited crowd Of no unemployed wurk1nemcn,
who drUvc the engineer ami tlrcsnrn from their
sttle~ smashing the windows u{ the cars. Snrnc
cunsiCnihrntA Of Movssois un thr c1press'caf
were piltagta. Several 1Euscngers are herc tn a
destitute condition. unable to reach their tcetl-
Pour Directors. A e1uwt of aoo mine operatives
Visited a number OF .ollicrEca nj Santteuke tll!a
afternOon md compelled tho engineers to tcaac
pumping frnsn tho mines, which
WILL. ne GREATLY DANA0Rp
by flooding. train was expected here on tho
1.ehtNl, Valley lioad t'.,ght, but 1t ct''l'l get
ne further than Mnuch Chunk. \ railroad
official to-4lny aaIA that Ten. Hastuk TaH about
to be orstctcd lieru with sons regulars. hut
nearly tlIu,san1 militia haze beet, cnchHlIEu
In WfkcAharrc for week u1lsler waiting orders
utl yet tllrre ia no !lltlhntfun that they Will
bc called into aett,n. Il passive policy Is len!.
pursued I or.ler IL a7ert collision II possible.
LAGKAw4NyA BlooNsnUKH ROAD.
rIrrsros, Ia, Juty :il.-Afrairs Mt Plymouth,
OH the t.arkawaa,la Il nlouu,sburg Roa1. u.s.
elltllu an ugly shape. The mail aud pasecneer
tratl that wis stoppe'! there last might was bad-
ly hroken. TIE win,h,ws sl.l doors wsre E
HtAasHC0 "t+A1 eSt1alGo "A11h''kh .''Hes'~'
l,y thu infuratci mob. This afternoon
everything Ia guIct, but tho men
nro tlctcrnllncd, mil will not allow any ras-
senQer-train to PASS evcr The roal. The Com.
pany, to avoid trouble, haye abandoned
iralns to-lay. D1oulshel anil destruction
u property Is expected to-lnorruw should
the Company attempt to run any trains
iy thf. POINT. An ofiivIal order IS
tastc,l ut stations IN tile Lcl,igll vatluy Rail-
road tu the elect that tho trains will Ge started
tonight at o'clock. nntl all tllctl who 10 not
reputt fur tluty should consider themselves dis
CHARGED from tic service of thN Company.
Affairs in this vicinity arc still scrinus.
MAvBSfT GAINED MucIl.
MAUCn CHuxK, Pa, duly yul.-fho Receiver Of
The Central taltrf,ad vi New Jerscy lias t*sucI
an prtler euspcntttng all engineers mud brake-
men not NOW actually in tho rtnpl,y III thc
Company and directing that wltct. they resu1no
work they he paid nnly fnr actual work loilG.
Heretofore engineers aud brakemc. have been
rad full months I.aY nhvther they whrked
every day or not. L0HtrYry to. expectation
truths were not run On this road to-day.
NAZELTDN.
HAzKLroN, pa., July Dl.-A mass meeting Of
the minors OF tl,e Dcavrr Meadow region was
held rcar acabsviile tot]ay. They rcsulvcd to
demand au increase vi wages, but tho amount
was i,ot stipulated. The meeting adjourned
I'LL tomorrow.
, 1877-08-01
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE,
TIE TIA
Tut Editor Of Ih4 Tribune.


cu,c,ao' inv Dt.-Tho latc outbrca,e ha,
t,u, A.. - ,,,,,h f.m,s,,,,, H., III ,,,a--
W." vi. t@us' " 'Au,'. ".s'''''a s ~ VI l4a'
ters, und It Is presumed VIII continue to bo Tor
a long tfmc. Tha cause TINT produced the
trouble llaa not passed array With tho dcmon-
q, -otton which c,,na ,,,n,o +f,c countrv ,ttc ,
Doll OF i1shtn'he run elear SKY
Tho sky was not clear, however, Tor the cse-
monts Of trouble, tt not Visible, wcrc muttering
,fstsntly and omluo,1sly, Now that tbcre Ia q
iu,i In ina .tor,n va sn5 tho.c WIN Aottrr
49," y" ."o ~. y. a @ .o ~, 1,.s WY H.,
tho1nseivoa that every tninG eau no regulatsu "
toieo lnat ofsahzGu ooaes ~. - natona. nna
css .se9ps x M an,. XXI. ts ~ ss, VI TIT sv
Gntses WIZ w amply Ao!e W Ctpe WIN Msy
lItnfc QUIZ " t'e tnoo s}irlt; 20 ~, W
"el!. ~ lho i!op ~ na!aalen WITHOUT HloVeh
let thc 1uoo oc s"eFt VII" eAsElFun pa!ls en'1
,..t.' enas'' ,0d ~ M'o'E s. ,uo mnT "'o III ~
senaafirs, t!, ., OUTLAWS, Mis-. KfSat M oasgtars, aM
slhsai tneses, hunst5 LOT cAsntYat ~
tnuruet' rhtaSe, ai,u .eonag unseatraineu !.,cu
- 1ar tte nis'i'. nohesl MoIkiosnsn, taose
WHO constitute luz tF&ie.unsous ahA VIII eotf-
t!1!ile 10 constitute theal ahu e9s!bltio III etll-
Gtlepae Aean!st tho pomeAut scatMes y. avA'
fllous inolluponsls, snnuta hee 70 " L,lat nlems
ncIs W TUG hoo @'e "ot "1'o"so ~ a'4''1atc WIN
great nany ho1cst WORKERS were sound
ahol'e Tue fiot54A Eetnetlnes WAlth nlaue ~
rue laie @aausfect!o1l. lucy "Ssc tne1a from
curfoslf3! tfn'n natural sympathy WIN tho
there. .,, $500.
Agrcat Inauy o1 tho Eathesnes o1 the past
Week WIrc Eo~i'asa1urc1 ent10sltY-*cekets, unu
wcru TRANSFORMED Into nluattred sn1 danEet-
Gus soba W tlie savage brutality ol TIC pollee
There - no dt"posltt'n ueftact troas tho ap-
probation ~ reward Of nIafit duo TO mem9afs
ol III poslce i1rce WIG struck back lanl wnen
attacked. ~t'o charged ofxsclyl anu FisRcu !lle
anl liMl III ale discharge III Their dAty; put
such nitil are nut to by collfounae1 WITH othes
slaste' a!d . uniformed sowatds p9!t5onns. % ana
al'ntsFsrs, waoss Only a!lt' w. 10 hi'4 ac1ease'
less Mlcu nMd savaxely assall tActn.
t. Call thas " Draseff II ypa Will. bat theFe are