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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
~ IT ~ u y " UT5tISp5
Disorder Of the Kidneys,

!, In all diseases affecting these organs. whether
they secrete too much or too little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled in the loins over the
regions of the kidneys, these Pills shOuld be ia
Ken according o the printed directions. and the
Ointinent should be well rubbed into the small o,
the back at bed time. This treatment will give
have failed.
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RIVER NEWS.

W Ar DEPARTMENT. RIVER RKP0T,
June 1877. I
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36 HOURS IN ADVANCE

IIappy relief @ Young men from,
she effect. of errors and aJnses in
ko - early life Manhood Restored. lm-'G
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IL - New method OF treatment. New =
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30 envelope. Adderss HOWARD As. z
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Mark These Facts
The Testimony of the Whole World.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

~ had no appetite Holloway . Pills gave me
hearty one'
Your Pills are mary elous.n
II send for another box, and keep them in tho
house, " Wv
DR.. Holloway has cured nay headache that
was chronic"
II gave one OF your Pills to my babe tor chol-
era morbus. The dear little thing got wen in
day
my nausea Of a morning is now cured -
~ our box of Holloway's Ointment cured me
o. noises IN tne head l rubbed some of your
Ointment behind the ears and the noise has LEFT"
family"
II enclose dollar; your price is 25 cents, but
me medicine to me ia worth dollar
Send me five boxes Of your Pills."
Let me have three boxes Of your Pills by re
turn mail, for Chills and Fever :"
nave over 200 such testimonials as these but
want Of space cOn.pels me to conclude
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LocsI weather Report.


SATURDAY, JUNE . lS77.
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teal l.atAtn AGENCIES

u, j. HOWLEY-ilea Estate Agent. gnys
shu 'ells real estate collects rents, psys 4ies
lor non-Iesidents, etc. Commercial avenue, Le-
!ween Ninth and Tenth s,re,ts
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For Cutaneous Disorders

Ana all eruption of the skin, :the ointment 10
mott Invaluable. 1t does not heal externally
alone, but penetrates with the most searching
effects u the very root of the evil.
, 1877-12-13

wiiien = aber freiItd, menn man nit
benielben seeen cine S6nur it6Bt, bic
cine tiidilde 9ano nur brei 3pl bp6 iber
ben Grobooen ausgeipannt bat, oann
fommen aud 2eute, bic feiter auf ibren
8einen iteben mie iener, gu Sale. Ser
@raf ma in Der 6ribe idpn pe9en bieies
unpprberseiebenen nnfaQes plDbli6 abz
9~ereiit, nur wenige 3eilen bate ct an
ben @rafen gilbert 5uriidselaiien, I'M
oemielben bic Grinbe fir iein Sdeipen
a%useinanoer gu ieben unb Ioieu gu iasen.
Sic Siritin lieb iid frant meloen uno
@raf Albert befanp ii6 in elmer pabrbaft
bepauernswertben @emitbsitimmung.
Doctor Ssnab Seifert fam sesen Dtitz
tag gu Der boben 9%atientin, puroe aber
nibt pprgelaiien unb AM Na6mittag
bic Sirltin Elm iebr perbinoz
lides S6reiben ieitens Der @eneralin
BulcS wprin oielelbe Grlau6t ibr Be-
ausiprad, oab bic SUIT DON &lein=
Sdefelsrprf auf ibre uno ibrer Srdulein
@eiunpbeit 10 libel einpirtte uno
ben 9amen cine idleunige Ortsperdn=
anrietb.
(5ortiebuua toIat.)
, 1877-12-13
Gin ertbeS Sub!"
artbur's lettes nnb sr0Btes.
@efnbr!!!

uoel. NOeM %au8 etne8 Sreln6e8.
9ieles ppneneetfte aSsrf bieies Y%eteranen Der
Nmeritaniiden Giteratur bat als Soripuri einen De.
9~enltano, pelber oas lociaie 9eben unleres geIainmten
uber lebel, pelbes es b~losltellt. MuAeroreentlid1
frannene nne aufresene, wiro es bon Mlen nit
gs9i:roe 9elelen lperben. Snmftrirt une idbbn &C.
mile oes aanoes einjufiibreu uno ~oiferiren nod ME
easeuelene Sortbeile alen mlnnlibsn unS weibli.
den Snblcribenter1amrlIern 9Bir oerlan9en LIBERAL
M8eaten u,to ldidtn gratis auf Yerlan9en 4eoinauu.
en- IN beiGreibsrbe Glrculars. 3. ", Ztpeear
, 1877-12-13
(6ortfebung toI9t.)
Sic 3ecffuhtpoer Maaefranf=


belt. OaB Sbiere Srippen, @droe &C. be-
leden urp benagen, fommt bdufts Dor. SIS
fam cine bloBe Spielerei iein, nobel Nad)=
abmuug mirft; meiitens lift es iebo9 eine
aranfbeit, Die am bdrftgiten beim 8iroe por=
fonlnlt unb pereiuselt, aber ar6 ieudenbaft
a%uftritt. Ser @enub fremtoartiger Stofe,
tpte @rbe, &alf, Saare, Sober, Sol3, 2appen
&C. beutet itets eine &eisuns uuo Seritimmung
pes Ofage1s al, Die ibren @rlno in Sdure
ooer S6drfe Oes Mta9e1s unb Der Sdfte ODER
III elmer nerp0ien Iei5uns Der Masenmdnoe
baben. SIM Serlaufe Der &ranfbeit treten
Mppetitsz unD ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, ipater
Ibmaserun9 uub aasemeines Sie9tbum Elm.
Die aranfbeil bat efnen idleidenoen Serlauf,
peri6mtnbet .n1itlnter beim @eibe9ang uno
febrt nad 5eitmeiliser l1nterbre9uns mieoer.
: llria9en f0nuen iein: Serabrei6nn9 bon
81 pielem ooer 81 menig Sal5, l1nreinltdfeit
in ben arippeu, ~bnniti9e Staae, Wtlbldure
er5eugenoes, 3ubereiteteS Sutter, neben weni=
gem &aubfutter, rnreselmdbi9e Siitteruns
balb gu ptel, balo 81 penig, pielerlct untereir=
amber, 3. 9. aaerlet &ii1enabfdle &C. -, fer
ner 6utter BON %ialrel, torfigen @teien urto
8eioen, uanleltliA tpern es hartltenslib u,o
nabritoffarnl 1T. I'm oas uebel los gu tper=
ben, bat man Die porangefiibrten llriahen 81
permeioen. Damn 9ibt man gu gleihen Sc
midtstbeilen &o9ials, @uSianmursel, Sal
.nlusipurSel, nit etwas Wtebl uno @aiier sur
Yiae gemadt, ta9li6 et1ige Male. getranft
Miro erit eiri9e 3eit nadber. 8enn Saure
int Ma9en porbanoen 1T, ieet man etuas
cine aleinisfeit weniser ais &odlalS
Der Biae gu, gibt aud wobl ettpas Salt
lpaier gu iaufen. = @eun nidt fraitise unb
quite Nabrung perabrei6t ipiro, 1T Die &ranf=
belt 11idt ausSurotten.
, 1877-12-13
Gine ncue Grfinbuna.

Gin Ser @eorge @. Simmous ans
Soiton madte fiirSlit nit ieiner 6ar1ilie
einen 4usilus per Soot BON eittle 9tabant
adj Dem Oaoilon=Sotel am 3epere Sead,
cine gntfsrmuns bon pier Wteilen, wel1e er in
30 Minuten Suriidleste. Oabei bennete Ell
meber Nyoer nod Se9el %lonbern NIB pas
lit pas Merfwiiroige an Der @eidihte - einer
Yapteroraden, wie i'm Die Sllaben itei9er
laiien; ais bepegeube Sraft.
, 1877-12-13
Trauen : Nracifate in after 3eit.

SiS sum anfans bes II. S%abrbunoertS
murben bic Trauen uno S0dter aus Dem boben
sbel itsts mr. nit n6rau" ODER nSunsfran"
ausseiproden; aud fGnisli4e YrinSellitnen
fiibrten fem anbereS Yraoifat, bDditens oaB
man ie Gble pber @br= NIB &ugenorei1e
Slnsfrau nannte. Sci benz Gitterltauo uno
benz s%erinsen Abel erbielt ii6 pieie Sitte nod
bis INN baS Sabr 1860, oana aber besaun
man allsemein, iidr Der friiberen @brentitel gu
iddmen uno an ibrer Stelle oas @obl9ebo.
ren, So9gebOren uno 8cbl-@ oelseboren gu
beunipruden. SiS nngsfdbr nm oas Sabr
1850 wurpen Die @rafnntn, Nreifrauen uao
0tittersirauen furSwes u8irtbin" ooer uSaus=
frau" 9euannt, baun fam bel benz bo9e1 apel
bas @ort o@emabl" in @ebrand.
, 1877-12-13

itof lrnenolif) piel r~etsenber nrb anr1ntbt9erI
ais Die nod 10 5terlif nno geitidt Der erti9ter
Na6abmungen berielben. Die Oanten IN
to1an9ebenben &reiiet baben es baber lett
CUR Mooeiade genra9t, iif nit friiten Sl1-
men 81 l6miiden; bas StrduB6en am balb-
lan9en aermel Der @ele1i6aftsrobe, bas an=
bere am pterefigen Ausidnitt bes 8leioes
itlo Der Stuff oher s3neig i'm %blonoeft, brau=
men uno l6parSen Saar beiteben aus feit9ez
bunoener natiirli6en Slumer. Sreilid 1T
Die S60nbeit Der elben 1lr cine pergdngli1e.
&aum bat man bic beiBen lidtitrableltoe1
9eieai6aftsrdunle b%etrete1t, 10 ban9en Die Sars
3en Sldtter idlaff b%ernieoer unb Die petben
Sliitben ulniaumen iid nit eirtem bdbli1en
9elben 6anbe. Wir glauben unS ben Oanf
llnierer ifonen 0elerinnen gu perbiener, iperlt
mir ibnen ntittbeilen, mie bic les llngliif Su Der
bitten lei. @enn nla1 bic Slumen abi1neibet,
bari man eritlid rur lol1e ndblen, Die nod
ridt bon erbliibt ii1o; bies 1T ein tpeientlifer
Yunft fiir bic @rbaltung Der Slume. Sooann
m1b man, lobalb bic Ylume bonn Stod gelDit
tlt, bas untere @noe bes StielS nit etwas
Siegellaf peri6lieben. 0ur6 bieieS Serfab.
ren itodt au9enblidii6 Der Saft, bic dubere
Suft fann nidt mebr auf Die 8llme pirfe1
lllo ite erbalt iid ben gansen abetto friid,
almdliN sur uo1en Slitbe ii6 entialteno.
= rENa@
Seine, ipeiee, ipplene 1mber
Su mal6eu. Wtan nimmt Seifeumur5eln,
ite uno fodt ite nit Ge9enpaiier.
Sn bieier Sriibe, Die man gut lauiparm all
,peuoet, tperoen bic Glider ODER anoere mol
leue @e9snitdnbe getpaidert. 3u l Sitter
wiro 1 9otb Seifenpur5el 9enou1ner.
Die Glider, Defenders Die geitridtea, meroen
na9 Der n6uno9rube" in Der &ai9e i60n
ni6t selb mie bon Seife, uaO seben
nidt Elm. Sas 2otb Setfenmur5eln miro
5 @ents, in Der Mpotbefe pieaei4t ettpas
nebr foiten. auf oieie @eiie laiien ii9 ale
feinen 3euge, ielbit Seibe, iebr i90n madien.
Die Seifenmur5el 1T audi elm por5iiglides
Soiletteumittel, oa ie ni4t ME Die meiten
Die Saut an9reift.
, 1877-12-13
= 6ilfe Bel &erbrennmnaen.

Silfe BET Nerbrennun9en.
y Sat man bel elmer Serbrennurg nihts Nu=
oeres sur Sanb, 10 lift ouS Auile9en eines
oifen Sreies bon 9eihabter gemDbnlider
Seiie oaS empfeblenswertbelte Mittel, oenen
Anwenbuns inOeB BON Belt 81 Belt ipieoerbolt
,ueroen muB. Die perbrannte Ste1e wiro
itets am bsiten nit Saumwole beoedt. p Sn
neueiter '53eit iit, wie Die DSunosrube" nit
tbeilt, empfcblen worben, bel Yerbrennun9en
uno Serbriibungen, beionoers nit Slai enbil=
pung, cine geiGtti9te &o1ial,lDiun9 in @n-
wenpun9 81 %briu9en. SIT es ein @lieo (eine
Sanp, Elm Irm sc.), 10 balt man es in Die
2Diung, auberoem wenpet man lleberidla9e
NIT o~erlelben an, Die Dfters erneuert weroen
miiien. S1merS uno Slaien merpen baraui
iebr balo peri9mi1oeu, 0ieies Mtittel bat ben
9roBen YorSug, oab es INNER io9lei6 Srr
Sanb lit. - @ewDbnli6es Giinderweib
Qobleniaurer Sal) nit 8aiier gu einsm Srei
gemaht, auf ein Sled6en seitrihen unp aut-
gele9t, wirft lebr berubigeno, 0teier Ser
bano mnb fel1t gebalten weroen. gewDbn>
lider sel0idtsr uno 81 Yulper seltobener Salt
bat gang bieielbe @irtung, ebenio Salfpaier.
Sc friider Der &alf, Oeito better. Salfmalier
iOlte man in jeOem 5auie uorratbis balten.
, 1877-12-13

8anamafer u. 8rotpn scisen e%rgsbenit an
baB ibre Serblt- unp @intermpben tn alei=
bun95ltilden fir Serren unbanaben tunmebr
fertia iinb unp pab bic erpBen @ebaube auf
Der Se9ifen uno MarfetitraBe bon pben bis
unten NIT Waare, tpelGe bas gertrauen peS
Splfes re6tfertteen iperpen, angefilt limb.
, 1877-12-13
Waturlibe Slmmen int Saar frifb
su'crbalten.

Sroe Der Sollencuns, melhe Die Slumells
maderfunlt in uniern Gassn erreiAt bat, iino
Die natiirliaen 8inber 0lorens bod imm e
, 1877-12-13

@anamafer II. 8romn's @tpTe unb 3ude
fnp in Sielen 5dIen ipesiea fir le fabrisirt.
aeit anberes Saas tit bemfelben @ei6aft5=
atpeise IT fprsfalttser III Der @ahl eiltuass=
fdtieer 8eaussquelen. Cine laneidbrise rrb
reife grfabrung 1T erfprberli6 I'm bic s1 Ser-
arbeitcnben Stofe rihtis tpabIen au fSnnen.
, 1877-12-13
Dr. Muauif &5ni9's
Samburgcr
paafer,

Elm altbepabrte8 Wtlttel 9e9en
GeIdmiire, uiiene @nmoeu, Sal3fluB,
Seinirak TrOit'y calem.
Geaeu lofaleu Gbenmatismnls.
Son trefhtder 8~irfunsb bel
Snmors, Tiltelu, inncrcu TerleBnagen,
TcritdudDnNgen.
Gin Yadet ees $ a M burger 3rdu II.
ter.Y nafters toltet 25 Gents, finf
Badete iiir $1.O0, if in ieber Ipotbefe al
pabeu ODER miro mach Gmpiang oes @'loes
!otenfrei nat auen Gbellen Der Ser. Staa.
len p~erianot ourh
". 0oeeler 4 60.
Baltimore. W}p,
, 1877-12-13
@fittel Der Gbineien gum Serpprz
brinaen Dpn 6cfMb4pfafeit.

Sn elmer inn britten Sabrbunbert unierer
53eitre6nuns aulammenseitsuten, iett in Der
Barrier Sibliotbef befiuOli4en 4ineiii9en
gn5pflopaoie miro in Wtittel beridtet, pefien
ii9 Die dineii9en Ier5te jener s3eit beoienten,
nm tire Yatienten einSui6ldfern uno in ben
53uitano Der @eiiibaoii9feit 5u perieeen. Dies
Wtittel mar Elm Del ODER cine @fieuS, mel9e
aus elmer Ma-op 9enanrte YHan5e erbalten
wurbe, beren 6aiern in @bina wie Die beS
gemeinen Sanfs gu @epeben benutst weroen.
@enn Der &ranfe cine 9emiie Ooiis oieier
Gfens s%enoiien bate, uerfiel ct in einen fait
seiiibaoien 3uitano, Der benz Ar5te uo1e Srei=
belt gum Speriren CAB.
, 1877-12-13
@patt'S 2ebenS'S aliam.
Gin mebi3iniiheS yEunner.

yin WeOt3lutoUcS XSun0cr.
: Nbeumattsmas. Neuralgia, @tbt in tpren iGltmmren
stadium, Serpteln. Hpnt8s. Hrautpett, @rpNpelas, a,ts
Sei6wure une bic fHltmmfen 5aas pen Slutfranrps.
ten, srpBe S6pd1e, Qsber. unp Nersnletpen, Nin8.
wurm &C. &c. pirb .iuf's 8eftmmttas eurb oisisn 4pnis
auer &eiateuugsmittsl eebeilt. Derlelbe IN aue,snp.
span,is SABRE ptnbur8 som publitum erprSbt, "a.
puneerttauienbe pom 3alep 8etetlt unb curirt nets,
penn mao Wprltrift 8enDsnmen. Sf etn ftHeres pstl-
ntttsl Don 5tftIn In auen ~betlbaren 8auen, curirI pie
faulltsn altsn Seiawars, ielbf ps Der Snpaen l&pn an
sefreHen tf.
Spatts 2sbens.BaIfam eurirte Serrn 8. Q. apu.
nap, 1raspeen i'm pavt-2beater ju Brsotlpn, ". D.,
ppm 6ronifhen Nbeumattsmus, nadbem berfelbe pgne
Qrfpls. sen ben poriasli&iten &eritsn @urSpa's sne
4merifa's bsbanpelt worpen mar.
SpattS. cebens.S aIfam eurirte 5srrn y. ..
belp, O0dmahet Nc. III Wfdptlpn Ctr, pom enem
aefdbrlitsn @eftplr, na6bem er feds Mpnam TN
broadway Spfpital mar anp bort ais ~unbsiIbar srtiart
murbe.
Office giO. 242 8reenwit Ctr. BON etusm i~srpfuIslen
WeiUIpure, nobel bic 6aulniB loon Bic auf ben Rupben
8eerunsen mar. Serr u. bar pabrenp Is Sabren usd
esl6tbener Seiluna fetne Ucteesrbslans Der RraRistit
%erfabren.
Spatt's .eebens.B alfam eartrt. 5srrm Wtutam
springer, NO. 1888 SrpOme Str, p~safanpis Won sat.
%3unpsttn Nbeumattsmus 10 ernflt6er Dirt, pab btrIslbs
ben @etf ees Rranfen ftpn perrirrt bate. Der Ue.
nannte fpnnts nttt feline Sanb gum 8ppfs srbsbsn Ems
mar pdtrenb breter Monate ans Sett sstedelt.
8u baben in Der saupt. flee, 246 8ranp Str, sss
bst 4pOtbstern TN Iagsmsinsn, au 81 per 5laf&e. Svts
4lafhen So
2satt's bsra IN t. . st!mtttel ftnb,
$pati's aufse!barsr esbsns' Balkan ,u s. 100.
sl.25.- spoatt's Sulmonie BALKAN, cssr Der sSwiuiS 1.
ii6tissn Nreune, su s1.OO. ppatt's Spib stut.
n,snt, %unfsblbar tur estesn nnb SbmsrJsn ie6sr art,
,u 81 Gents. 5patt's Snsa, Sur fir @~rta,ane,
3Upfpeb, Snfuenia, Gatarrb, tu 25 @ts.
9Benn pbt8e 4rittslnt1t In eurer 9pctbtfe pbcr an tu-
rem glass su baden fnb, 70 psnps man I'D birtif anpas
Central Dsss.; 24S S : y; y:
hsbsraa bin per &rpres psrfatdt bsim balbtu
Dusenp. t3m2Utau
, 1877-12-13

@anamafer u. 8romn's 8leiber fir feline
unb balberwahlene anaben bilben einen ber-
s%prrasenpen She'll unferes @el1dftes, benz
jebe Scrfalt 9ei9endt tpirb. anaben ieben
Alters fSnnen NIT Mnsiise, peren S6nitt INT
iibertreffli6 unp beren ,Ya1en'e elm @esenitanb
Der 8epunperuns III, SerIeben tperben.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-24
NOTES or THE STRIKE.
The Whole Country Alarmed and Para.
1yZeh Mt the Outbreak.

WASHINGTON, July 23-The military or.
dered from various points In Pennsylvania
We're stopped by the strikers.
The $500, 900 bridge over the Schlylkill was
ilred and totally destroyed. The object of
burning the bridge. it seems, was to prevent
the passage OF troops towards Harrisburg
Ihe immense grain elevator corner of
Grant and Washington streets. Pittsburp
burnt. The citizens have organized n vig7
lance committee.
The soldiers who escaped from the Round
house are entrenched ten miles up the river.
The Standard Oil Company, Of Columbus.
Ohio, discharged two thousand hands: cause.
inability to ship oil.
Gov. Hartranft left this morning. coDfess-
ing his inability to restore order. He makes
q formal call on the United States for protec-
ton. -o''o
The feeling at Kansas City, where many
roads centre, Is feverish.
The strike on Eastern roads went into effect
last midnight. 0''''
At st. Louis, it is reported, affairs look
serious; also at Chicago and Buffalo.
The philadelphia board of brokers have de-
clded to make no quotations public The
board has adjourned.
The strongest rallying cry of the rioters at
Pittsburg, Is s'Let her burn, it, will give us
more work to do
PHILADELPHIA, July %, IL a. m.- The
strikers have just set on fire an oil train on
the Pennsylvania road track, near the South
street bridge. West Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHTA, July %, 6 p. m.-The fire
at Seventh street bridge was gotten under
control after four cars of oil had been de-
stroyed. 1t is not known by whom the
fire was started.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-24
A PECULIAR CASE.
A Lady Of Respectfully Lays Herself
Liable to Criminal Prosecution.

Lady Of Hespectability Lays Herself
Liable to Criminal Prosecution.
A reporter, in his rambles through the halls Of
justice and 10 the police stations, becomes &C.
quainted with every sort OF crime and the pecu-
iiarites Of criminals. But on Thursday evening,
however, crime was committed by lady,
which was something ont Of the regular way.
As the person alluded 10, from all appear
ances, was reared lady, and ~ she Is Of good
parentage, her name is withheld from the public.
but unless she makes an early visit TO the Chief
OF Police an affidavit will be sworn out against
her and her name will then be published in the
crimes column.
The person alluded to entered Magazine
street car On Thursday evening, and after pay
ing her fare sat down. In a few minutes gsntIe-
man entered the car and took his scat by the lady,
After riding few squares he left the car.
The lady, when she reached the street where
she wished to get out pulled the bell, and was
about to alight from the car, when two gent.c-
men discovered pocketboo on the seat. and
thinking II belonged to the lady, said, Madam.
You have dropped your pocket-book." The lady
felt in her posket and said, "Oh, no." but turning
again said, ''Yes, have" Tho gentleman imms.
diatey handed IL to her, and taking IL she went
her way.
The gentleman who had lost the pocket-book
reported the fact At the car station, and as he
knew the number OF the car, the driver was
inter viewed. The driver stated that a pocket
book was found In his car, bat lady who was in
there at the time claimed it,
The facts were then reported to Chief Boylan.
who placed his detectives at work and tney
traced the pocket-b ,ok to this lady.
Inc gentleman who had lost the pocket-boos
was informed that the pocket-book had been
traced TO lady who was OF coed family. This
gentleman. not wishing to ruin q whole family.
declined to make an affidavit, and informed the
Chief that, as the pocket-beo contained some
very valuable papers and $50 In currency, he was
bound to have it, ard unless it was returned he
would make an affidavit.
The party who took the pocket book 10 not
aware tnat the detectives have been on her track.
but to-day 10 her last day OF grace, and unless
the pocketbook is at the Chiefs Office the law
will take it's course.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-24
THE RoUND-HoUsE HORROR.
Fifteen Wounded Pl,iladclphians Roasted
Alive,

Fifteen Wounded Philadclphians Roasted
Alive.
P1TTsBURa, July 3D. Throughout the entire
night the city was In q state of intense excite
ment in consequence of the terrible scenes
which had been enacted during the day.
force was organized TO patrol the city. It re-
mained on duty all night. Up to noon no
further acts of violence had been committed.
The work OF organizing for defense Is pro-
crossing vigorously. and it Is hoped the worst
is now over.
The Philadelphia military have been pro-
vided with rations and ammunition and are
said to be aboard ofsthe cars ready to be
moved.
The bodies Of fifteen wounded Philadelphia
soldiers were consumed by the burning
OF the round-house on Saturday night. This
has been just discovered and has created tre-
mendous excitement.
AS fast as the militiamen were wounded or
Killed by shots from the mob, they were taken
TO the cellar of the round-house, and when
the militia left the building the wounded were
left behind to perish in the flames.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-24
THE GOVERNMENT ALARMED.
1t Will Use It's Troops Principally to Pro.
tect United States Pr0ptrty.
Especial to the Democrat /


Especial to the DemocratI
WASHINGTON, July 23.-There was unusual
activity ut the War Department this morning,
and numerous kilograms were transmitted
between the Department and various military
commanders In regard to movement of troops
for the protection of public property.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-The Federal Gov
ernment In feeblef kind of way Is moving
troops hlther and thither, mainly with view
OF bringing them within protecting distance
Of the capital.
It is in no present danger, but there is no
doubt 1t Is hideOusly exposed and there are
many millions in 1t. The following curiously
idea:
1t is not the purpose Of the government to
use United States troops to merely protect
railroad property. or to insure the safe trans
portation of the mails except incidentally
while protecting Its own property.
1t is understood Gen. Sherman and Lie,,t
Gen; Sheridan will be recalled at once from
the West.
The Cabinet has agreed to issue a proclama-
ton to the Pennsylvania rioters
Gen. Hancock has been ordered to assume
personal command in Pennsylvania. Gen.
Schoffeld, from West Point. is ordered to re-
port to Hancock.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-A compromise is
progressing at Indianapolis; meantime trade
over the Bee line is unobstructed. The regular
night train was abandoned on the Vandalia
road.
Fifteen hundred strikers last night had o
at Buffalo depots all switch lights
We're extinguished. No. trains departed last
night Approaching trains could not come
further than East Buffalo. The freight busi-
ness has been stopped on Southern Ohio
roads, and the Ohioand Mississippi; no freight
goes west from Cincinnati. Trains are stopped
to proceed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-24
FRUIT GROWERS FAIR.

The following list Of awards on honey and bees
IAN industry which has been quite important
among us OF late years) completes the awards
made by the Fruit Growers Association:
J. w. Jackson, Opelousas, La.-Frst premium
on extracted honey.
dation.
Alex. Mcconnell, New Orleans-A premium ON
specimen Italian Qaeen bees spinning their CO.
co9ns, observable thrgugh glass.
D. w. Winder, Terrebonne Station, La
second premium, extracted honey; first pre-
MUM, box honey; premium on Isslian bees.
no competition.
w. B. Rush-A premium on Langstro.h's hive;
premium on honey vinegar; third premium, ex-
tracted honey.
A. s. Collins Second premium on frame honey.
Paul L. Viallou-A premium for Norice's honey
extractor; a premium on Norice's honey kuives
e. Stahl, Jr. bonneville, La.-Second Premium
on box honey.
MRS. smith, Metairie Ridge-First premium On
frame honey.
ALEX. MCCONNELL.
PAUL L. VIsLLOU.
n, Z, BAILEY.
COMMITTEE.