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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25

Most of the factories ana mschine shops
resumed work this morning. the men be-
ing put 10 work ss tsst - they csme in
A large mob OF miners who were reported
- en route tOr Newark ,sst night were
met BY a committee of strikers sud CIti-
zeus. who urged them 10 return 10 Shsw
nee, whj2h they reluctantly did The
military sre in full possession OF the
yards snd no violence is reported up to
this hour
COLUMBUS, July 24-The strikers
visited the stock yards and Bee Line
ysrGs this morn ng and refused 10 sllow
the trsins 10 leave. They were shown
the official notice that the June scsle OF
wages would be- restored snd Immediately
told the officers to proceed with ther
trains aud they moved rs usual tll
stopped by the meE rom the other roads.
The first passeu ger train 70 ~ over ino
B. X .. road since Saturday went shout
noon to-day They will run only day
trains on all the division Tor The present.
Al Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, July 4.-Thc Louisville
and Nashville and Great Southern road
have given N 10 the strikers snd they
have gone to work rferr u no fear II
trouble on the l. {. l.. road ~ the re-
duction order has been re,cinded The
j. NJ. y /. and O. X VI. lines, terminating
at Louisville, are refusing ryignt and
passengers.
In the city to day gang OF negro
.ewermen stopped work and with picks
and shovels marched through the street,
stopping all other lshorers. Before nigh;
there were several hundred, Inc.ndIug
some white Mayor jacob mas ISSUED
proclamation calling an them to dIspersc
All the police are on duty, douby armed
and arms hav" been ordered from Oh.
Frankfort arsenal There j. Ietcrmin-
ed spirit shown by good citizen, 20 lG"ll
disorder
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25

At ITi". PH.
ERIE. July y The city hA- been
quet AL day, excepting the briei excite
men, caused by the striker who attempt
ei o. run passenger trains east on the
Lake Shore against the orders Of the
company. The Superintendent called
on the Sheriff 70 stop them, sDd they
quietly abandoned the trsln.
~ Buffalo.
BrFTALo, July A.-An effort % get
the worAmen ~. o. the principal manu-.
featuring Establishments utterly failed.
A small a.c bearing the words, We
vill joe, the maj. g. = painted % the
several swItlhcs. Ot course trsvei H
veil =. traffic nOntInue- practically
topped The people and police eHPre-s
confidence 10 their abIllty - control the
tramp and boys VINO have been melting
tne riot. Jra We.tdeid mllIIis company
IN the rot isst night lot ten muskets.
ByFgALo, July PA LunOsr Of
.pec,s poIIv- have been sworn IN, and
the Board Of Police desire every citizen
who believes in Toe supremacy OF law, 70
l4se the oath and possibility Of special
pstrplmen Tor the maintenance ot order
srd the pro.ectIon Of property.
a dispatch from HornelIsyIlle says the
train coming wet WITH troops Wa de-
.ainet - Corning BY me strikers, rails
being taken up Tne train for HorneIls.
Vile. from h'rs got eight miles wes: and
relul ned. The track Is taken up between
HornsIlsyIlle and Burns.
unsuccessful attempt mas been made
- procure the the release, on writ OF
hajsas corpus Of Barney Donehue.
BUFFALO, July 24-The mob threat
ened 70 burt the East Buffalo depot and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
At Indianapolis

lNDIAEAPOLl-, July u - n" strikers
took possession OF the Union depot and
tracks. A. midnight and will allow no
p, tal cars To- leave the city. The pas
seuger travel on all the roads out OF here
without exception is stopped. The men
of the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and
Lsytsyette, Phi.afeiphls, Bloomington
and Western and th" indianapolis Pco-
ria and Chicago railroads, are not IN the
strike, but are prevented from WORKING.
Gov. Williams and Mayor Caycn
both declined to interfere, except
to suppress or prevent violence.
Over two hundred special police have
been sworn in, many of whom are
strikers themselves, who thus declare
their intention to protec. the property.
A telegram from Lafayette, Ind, III
dicates a strike on the Wabash railroad
at noon to-day.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 24-Thc rumor
in circulation that the rolling mill men
had Joined the strikers and tina. fight
had occurred in the |. B. y w outer
yards were proven, on examination, not
to be correct. 1t is probable that Judge
Gresham, of the L. ). Court, Will this
evening or tomorrow assert his suthori-
" over the |. G. * l.. and /. B & W.
roads, whose receivers were appointed
by him, snd will dlrec. the u ;. Marsha.
TO aid the receivers in moving the trains.
This may bring about Il collision with
the strikers. So far the strikers have
not been opposed and nothing attempted
TO test the extont of their determination.
Therefore all!is quiet.
INDIANAPOLIS, July q, =. M-The
situation here is practically unchanged,
With the exception that the women and
children caught in the blockade
are allowed TO leave IN the postal
cars. The trains arriving at noon cam"
in with the mall cars, only containInE
passengers and their baggage and express
goods, the coaches having been left out.
side. The VandalIa line tried 20 place
an engine at the depot for the
one o'clock train, but was compelled %
send it back 70 the yards The Mayor has
requested the saloons TO be closed, auI
many are complying. The specls! police
appointed by the mayor are now on Outy
guarding raiIrosd property. Sheriff
Presslv, of this county, VINO Is - member
OF me Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engj-
neers, has the assurances OF that order
that they viii stand by him N protecting
property.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
DESOLATEU PITTSBURGH.
Interesting Gieaninss After the hio'
nv a "Conmercisl'' Reporter

The Citizens of PittsbuFgh nave
awakened 10 the truth of the old saying,
"D no. intrust others with what you
should 10 yourself
ARMS AND AMMUNITION.
Gen. Neglev has asked the Secretary
of War, through the Citizens Commit,
tee, for 2,OO) stand OF arms and AZ
rounds OF ammunition. The request was
crrantad
, 1877-04-21

OREGON STATE FAIR.-Hon. +. VI. Waite,
Secretary of the Oregon State Agricultural
Society, kindly furnishes US with the list Of
premiums for the Oregon State Fair, TO be
held at the Fair grounds, near Salem, COM
mencing Monday. October Sth, 1917, and to
con,inne six days. The premiums offered
are exceedingly liberal, and competition is
unrestricted. The premium list and rules and
regulations occupy the first 80 pages of the
pamphlet. The whole is book Of l56 pages,
the greater part devoted TO the transactions
of the State Fair for 1876, including the
opening address by w. z. Watson, President
of the Society, and the annual address by DR..
w. L. Adams, an old pioneer. The book is
neatly printed, and altogether is a credit TO
the Society, and more especially TO Secretary
Waite, the compiler and printer. Our own
Agricultural Society Is yet in its infancy, but
if we live dozen years longer, We expect TO
see it issue a premium list that may be plac-
| ed alongside the one now before us. Our
| local Society, however, must change at least
q part Of its policy. 1t has been too sparing
of the use of printer ink, and a result the
| world abroad knows but little of It's duings.
Time and experience will Teciify this. and
| then our annual fairs will be the means OF
attracting thousands of strangers, who will
| come 10 admire our beautiful valley and un-
! riyalled resources.
, 1877-04-21

The NEW PoSTNAsTER.-Ceriain leading
republicans are terribly outraged at the aP-
poin,ment of Wm. Vawter as Postmaster for
Wslla Walla, and want to know whether
something cannot be done to avert the afiie-
ton. In this case We are unable 10 admin.
is.er consolation In the first place, We are
satisfied that Mitchell, with sll his faults,
bad nothing TO do with the appointment.
Jacobs IS fishing to secure bis reapPoin;nen'
to the bench in this territory, and has form
ed a combination with the hero Of the Grant
county fraud, hoping thereby TO secure in
fuence that will aid him in his selfish pur'
poses. This persOn has no influence what
ever in this Immediate locality, but Jacobs
is not aware Of the fDct, and hence think;
that the man who put up Grant county, car
put up Washington territory in his interest
Reasoning of this kind is eminently worthy
6 small minded man. and hence Jacobs Jump:
at the conclusion. One of these days he viii
wake up to his mistake. AMI then he vii
discover that the chap that carried through
the Grant county swindle Is altogether une-
quail 10 packing a worthless aud Inefficient
delegate.
, 1877-04-21

MILITARY ITEMS Company III" 1st
Cavalry, is under orders fol- field service, and
expects 10 march in a few days. This, with
the troops under orders for the Wsllowa, will
take all the cavelry from the Garrison, ex-
cept small detachments OF dismouuted men of
each company. and the band ..-- We are in-
formed that some Of the infantry companies
at Vancouver are under orders for this post,
or for active service in the field 80. Second
Lieut. + II. Shelton has been promoted 10 lst
Lieut.. Co. a." vice John q. Kyle. de-
ceased, to date from March 3lst, ult. Gen.
Howard and Capt. Wilkinson, A. ID. C., ar
rived from Portland on Thursday morning.
The General may make an extended trip
through his department, with Co. IL, lSt
cavalry, as his escort
, 1877-04-21

TERRITORY or H1NnfNGiOAp SS
C.palg Of HctG u alta,
In Hc District C0,ri Of he First Judicial District
af Washing on Territory.
Ut. WISEUfV, PlGi4i;F, RS. THE NETID1 and
NORTHERN TELEGRAPH 60, and PLITT
BCRR, Dgi'adIHts.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To THE
NEVADA and NORTHERN TELEGRAPH
co ,anlPLATT BURR, DefendantS: Nou are here
ly reau,ral t. app ia acton brought HstiIst
YOU by J. T. WISEMAN, Plaintiff, IN tie Di-trict
Court Of the First Judicial District Of WASHINGTON
T,lr!t Nv boiling terms at the city az Waa WalIai
in and for The counties Of Mala Nalla and Colnm-
bt 20 answer the complaint of Plaintiff, filed III
Wulla Nulla county, within twenty days after the
service q! this S exclusive Of the day of SER
We. II hot served IN SUD county, but IN SAIL Dis
trCr IN thirty GUyS Otherwise within sixty days or
the sud Plaintiff VIII take juG-nent against yOH by
default a"5 oriIuC to the prayer Of the compliant.
TIE said action i brought 20 recover the sum q
SJSj 2I-lgp ,ull coin, Plaintiff by Defendants
for services ia hruling telegraph wire frnm Walln
Walla 60 Baker City, and along D-ien ants hIe, IN
B.ft,s1-r AMI \uyefub r, lS-J
ana yOu are hereby noJItiei that u;:leSs you np=
u AZ ani answer the sai CCDplriEt above reqTiIr-
ei the prayers OF the Plaintiff viii be grau.ei- Wit
uesS the Hon : NINGNED, Judge OF
: Is The District Court of the Prst judicial
- District Of Washington Territory, and the
seal of saiI Caug, altiXe! this 10th hay of April, A.
D.. lS77. \. REEVES AYRES1
JAMES D. MIX Clerk.
Plaintiffs Attorney ;9-6w
, 1877-04-21

JosFPH'S CLAiMs.-In a recent interview
with Col. Conoyer, Joseph, the chief of the
nou-treaty Me- Perces stated that his talk
with the commissioners, when they visited
him last fall, had been misrepresented. He
disclaims having said that he wished to be
free 20 20 where he pleased. All he asked
was the Wallosa valley, and that he still
insists upon. Evidently the government must
give mp the WaIlow4 country to Joseph, or
otherW ise there will bs trouble.
, 1877-04-21

VovEu DOWN.-FJr the fourth time the
people of Helena, Montana territory, have
voted upon the question Of incorporating the
city, and as on previous occasions the propo-
sitiou was voted down. Helena has a popu-
lation of between four and five thousand
souls, is the capital of the territory, aud is 4
treat business centre, and yet she is content
to get along without a city organization
Had Walla Walla been equally wise, her
taxpayers would have saved many thousands
of dollars
, 1877-04-21

RELIGIOUS NorCE.-R-v. David Sires,
Uuiyer-alist," will preach at the Central
Hall, in this city, on Sunday, 22l inst, at
II o'clock \. NJ, and 3 p. NJ. Subject for
morning service, " Salvation and Dimna-
ton" For afternoon service, " The Revival
of Religion that we need" Service at the
same place, at = :, O'Clock in the evening, by
Rev. Z. 4. McAIlister. Subject, " The Res
nrreclinn.n AL are invited.
, 1877-04-21

Br,T-rER.-At this season of the year the
Walla Walla market is abundantly supplied
with butter of an excellant quality, and at
low figure. If some one wonid arrange to
ship our surplus butter below, in short
time good and paying business could be
built up. Oar dairi turn out excellent but
Ter. and with a brisk demand the production
of the article can be stimulated to an uniim-
tied extent.
, 1877-04-21

CLOsED.-The branch school III the church
building, corner Of Poplar and Second streets,
was closed yesterday. At the time Of open
ing the branch the main school was over
crowded. The attendance has since been
materially reduced, and hence the directors
ordered the branch school to be closed. Dur
ins the whole period Miss GOSe was IN charge
Of the school aud IL that capacity gave very
General satisfaction.
, 1877-04-21

JosypH. the great N,z Pvreo chief was
in town yesterday, and at the invitation OF
Gen. Howard repaired to the Garrison Tor the
purpose OF interchangipg views We have
failed 10 learn the result of the conference
Just now it looks as though We are TO have
an Indian wAr. "
, 1877-04-21

REV. DAVID SIHES, at one time the keeper
Of a public house at Port TownseLd, aud
more latterly a minister and eKponder of the
UuiyersaIis, faith, is announced to preach al
this place tomorrow Sunday Those who
knew NJ Sires in h!srarly days will be glad
TO hear him in his new calling.
, 1877-04-21

Tuy PR1cv ApvANc1so The latest adViGes from
the Fast are 10 the import that wheat : advancing
ia price 10th in Europe and the United states. Insfe
i now every probability that wheat W III nflse i4r
fetween Russia aud Turkey. which every day APP
mars more likely TO occur.
, 1877-04-21

JUICE LEWIS is expected TO visit Maiia
Walla early the coming month. The Judge ;
ensmies have again been circulating petitions
asking his removal, but as heretofore WIN
out effect.
, 1877-04-21

MR. SEXTON, formerly of The iron foundry
has bought the saw mill near the town oi
Coliax, and is now arranging to remove hi-
family te that place. Hetakes with him the
machinery for planning mill, and will 500 n
be in position 20 accommodate settlers Win
all kinds of building material.
, 1877-04-21

New WAKEnoUsE.-Hawley, Dodd X
Co, Will erect large warehouse ncar the
railroad depot They require building suf-
ficiently large to display their extensive stock
of agricultural machinery.
, 1877-04-21

Onn FELLOWS CELEBRATION. he Rev.
Strong will deliver pnbhc Grafton in com
memuration of the order, at the Odd Fellows
Hall in this city, on Thursday, April 20 a
s o'clock Z. NJ. \ cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to all.
, 1877-04-21

4 New NAsBY.-A Washington dispatch
states that Mr.. Wm. Yawter, of Waitsourg,
has been designated to take charge OF The
Walla Walla Postofice Mr.. Vawter is an
old settler. as also a thoroughgoing reput!l-
can, and has the reputation of being iair
man.
, 1877-04-21

Thomas B. MERRY. E-q editor and pub
Usher of the Puget Sound DiYct6, proposes
to visit our beautiful vallyy TO view our
great g BASIN So says the Di.pateA Of the
l4th, and he may reach here by tomorrow $
Train
, 1877-04-21

MrssRs. JOHNSON, REFS & WINANs are
now receiving and opening th,ir spring and
summer stock Of goods. TO hich they invite
the atten ton Of purchasers. These gentle
men adhere to the motto of fair dealing and
low prices, and we can commend then to our
readers as worthy OF liberal patronage.
, 1877-04-21
M . Q H.

I HAVE IN MY POSSESSION ONE S0RREL
| COLT STALLION, three years old, with white
s,,ine IN the face and white legs no brand. The
owner can have the same by applying At my Ranch,
as have the above described Colt ia nv stable, on
the rumalum five miles north OF Milton
T. MORISSErT.
Walla Walla, March u. 1877. H2t
, 1877-04-21

DowN FREIGuT.-The Railroad Company
now dispatch two trains per week for steam
er landing at Wallula The freight Is most
" composed Of -four for the San Francisco
markets, each train taking nbout sixty ton
, 1877-04-21

CoRKEcIioN.-Tbe statement that rai--
road lands within the Walla Walls district
,an be entered at the rate of 81 % an acre Is
a mistake. The old figure OF 81 81 is still
adhered 10.
, 1877-04-21

Ih'T NoNKEY.-A few days ago the dec
GRATED Daruinian type Of human Origin the
s9s-@.el monkey got loose f5om the Garrison,
sad after missing "pir'icular nrd with
some OF the youngsters, started on kangaroo
'Ia up Garrison creek; entered and examin-
Sd the contents Of Jadga Mix's cellar: fright
e'e1 the Chiuanan 70 death, but John bring
ias ~aT club into action. started his rela-
1--we On the road to town. We are sorry he
cane unauaouaeed, as We might have had
~ Measure Of witnessing formal reception
fTSs, 4 n Practice, take p,e.rs- bliz,ds" head.
sai s,I5oes t1s5oes to gentl.nsn nss,, .ns -,
repstzsson ! enos. HIS eminent profesionsl
ss-tf "AIIa, November .. is-s
Ton W. B. GLOVE
j 20 % .fRiNTING. NPlT 0TT,c7- -
, 1877-04-21

WHEAT in this market Is In active demand
at IS cents bushel. Those Of our farmers
v no held their stocks over are NOW reaping
a rich reward.
, 1877-04-21

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
cretinus of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood Sc-, VIII send receipt that VIII
rura YOU. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South America
Send a seI'-addressed envelope 10 the Rev. JOSEPH
T. INMAy, Station D, Bible fioUse, Ne'o York.
iI-Em
, 1877-04-21

MEssRs. SCrIwABACHERS Bios appear IN
their new card this week, and invite the at
tenrion of customers TO their mammoth
stock of goods expressly suited to the trade Of
this valley.
, 1877-04-21

..,--.rnm-rAe'Fu',,ee.. Of the he, WllIl ,.lI1
) -r Agricultural Society will hold
Nl.' icing. Saturday next, when
...,..a viii De had in regard 10 the
.,r.. t.-
, 1877-04-21
LIVER Y,
Feed & Sale Stable

TOM TIERNEY Is re established -
/ at his ola stand, just above the II1--,p<
Bridge where he VIII he happy % afrSs$rT-r1ss-Tv$
receive and accommodate has old ai--%S 80
patrons AMI the public generally, On the Lave and
Let Lave Principle" S-3m
, 1877-04-21

BLANK pErrs, in lots to suit purchasers, can b
had IT the SrNrfSsIaN 9th -
, 1877-04-21

NEW CoMERs. the last ten days
nearly one hundred passengers have az
in eur civ. ria railroad and stare
, 1877-04-21

r...s,rrs.-Hor. W L Barnes
'.,. .,,. wm. shelton are the delegates who
aai jus. ,i..,,an,v in the State Grange
VI. .. ~sIw. May "a
, 1877-04-21

CoyGnrss,I,N FosrsE declines to be candidate
for Speaker Of the next House, ani says he VII
support Garfield for that position.
, 1877-04-21
i . q q q j ! =

20 t;,e Working EIIss.-We are no| TTei''T-
aI "a furnish all caSStS with constant enp!! ~ Ut
at home, the whole q! thn time, or :or thtlr spare
moments Business new, light and profitable. Per
sons ~ .-l N easily cara frUI 80 cents 10 > per
evening and a p.opnporioual sum hy devot'ns Their
whole time t0 the business. Rows and giy.S taiii
nearly as much rs IIea. That all who see tins iot!e
NAV send their llge>, ani lest the huSle>S We ilt
This ,al ar: To such Is urt ys.i. SItS-
fed We vii semi one dOl,tr 10 pay tr the trouble OF
writing Ful particular. samples worth $, ,YtrdL
dollars "a commence vo:k On, and Il copy Oi Home
and Firesi!c one of the largest anil blst IuStIate!
Publications. al sent free hy mail Reader. II YOU
want permanent, pIoftihle wo!k, address, GEoEdE
SrIxsoN, & Co. Portland. MaIEe l-~h
, 1877-04-21

SrHNy~ AcsmENv-S.,urday last, about
p. 81, Mr.. Robert Bauer was engaged in
driving %? q ral:, when he was thrown from
h'' t-,., and nurowly cscared broken
limb Tie slli run in between the legs Of
'ar t.-a 'hoviug him down, and III the
fl. 'ha horse rolled over Mr.. Bluer's fcof,
tra>.n- i, :4rtu,ly. Fortunately 10 bones
7.rs 5v.k.u, aud the injuries though pain
H.. 10. no' iaug,rions. Mr. Bauer was al
r-.s crippled ly The amputation of one OF
S'' '.-- h.'ow The knee. and hence an injury
20 'aa remaining foot would De- a terrible mis-
'.i'4ne 4, II i he Is doing well. and in a
Us days Vr-mlssS 10 be on his pegs again.
, 1877-04-21

blank MrErGAGT:s, in lots TO suit purchasers, can
be l3td at the STATEsNtNS olhca-
, 1877-04-21
NoTTGE.

WHITE WASHING, KAISOMINEING AND
" WAII-COLORING done at the shortest notice.
Inquire OF DEBOIS, at L. Bosle's Hair Dressing
S,.,op l9-tf
, 1877-04-21

JUDGE LEWIS is expected to arrive here by
10 rnorrow's train.
, 1877-04-21

CONN, at Psudlnton' commen0'
p,.-.., STUN. April -3i. 4 case Of malicious l'
.irs '-' " -r..b one Of oar b.. citizens
r-.-....'.. ...,.... very general attention
, 1877-04-21
april ri, 1871

-Ta.. valley has ja7' been cen 5,;ab, ,I',ia
..y . '.-... aal -..-k mfn'
, 1877-04-21
RFIIaIovs. .-BIsho.

! REIIaIoUs.- sr
the Episcopal church,
sS.2A
all T6os
well 70 call before guins el x
satisfaction TO all. mead.
Success
Taira Street. be.xeep Mainand
W.T., ralla WaIla is in
emers -
, 1877-04-21

DRINrING ~ COLoES, cheap and qu.ck, at the
SrATEsYAN Office.
, 1877-04-21
a CAR ID .

Persons calling for Tie above letters will please say
" Advertised &. i. SMITH, r NJ
, 1877-04-21

d a - tAiiNTTNG. NEAT. QIIIcV Avn cna.a
&c sIAszsass ofice' ~'4eA AND CHEAP
, 1877-04-21

ALA Walla is in
amers,
, 1877-04-21
District Court suHslnions

TERRITORY OF W1NHiNGTON, yS
C.Waty Of HctG u alta,
T., fLc District Cg,rri oj Tie First Judicial D!Si'
aT TTSIIug ON TcTTi'orV.
, 1877-04-21
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Pos,ofiee, Walls Walla, "aiis
Wall. county, w T., April Il, ls7.: