The Morning herald., 1877-08-09

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morning near Mlahaanooy City,, for the las
effort at intimidation, but the Deputy
sherifs dispersed the crowd, and succeeded
In arresting three Of the, irineleaderrs. BIZ
to morrow no doubt all Of the men Of The
men Of the Ph,ladelphia and Reading Goa
and Iron Company'will be at work through.
out the region. Everything is quiet, and
very little trouble is apprehended in the fu.
ture. ',tlg ,-sa&4 vi ,g..' ".r ! 5saa
| tyslg WORK REsUMED.ui} t-p...1lo
PORT JOHNSTON, Aug. s.-There was no
rioting here yesterday. All but fifty of the
strikers are at work this morning. ,f.aa,,a
| THE DALEY MURDER mo uRsT. ~
| SAN FRANcIsoo, Aug. 7.-The Coroner
held an inquest this morning on the body Of
John E.. Daley, who was killed by Leslie
U. Hanks to-day, 81. Banks declined to testi-
fy. The testimony, Of all the witnesses
agreed that the, act was one, of deliberate
assassination, and the jury found verdict
charging Hanks, with murder. He will
have preliminary examination to>morrow
THE ELECTION. ..
WHEELING, VIVA, Aug. IAN election
took place in this State to-day for the selec-
tion OF permanent seat, of government.
Up to late hour to>night there is no news
whatever from the interior. This city gives
Clarksburg, 2,134i Martinsbnrg, 1883; and
Charleston, 1s4. '&'
MURDERoUs ASSAULT ON 4 WOMAN,
New YORK, Aug. Sat midnight, Mrs.
Mary Tate, Of No. 577 Greenwich street,
was sent to Prince Street Police Station
dying from stab wound in the abdomen,
inflicted by John Warren, who lives in the
same house. The cause of the murder was
quarrel originating between the children
of both families. a.u. -u, ,a a-
FAILURE OF A FANCY GOODS DEALERS, /
Joseph A. Bluxom, dealer in laces and fan.
cy goods, has failed. Liabilities $3S, 900,
assets $4,000. yl.,o. a,..!pul ~. n,
ANs'OAoN AM DANhHgFTCYss
John a, Stephenson, Benjamin Stephen
son, and Amos Tenney, composing the Ma
tional Tag Company, have been adjudged
involuntary bankrupts on the petition of
their creditors. ''" ''" 90" >N'''1
" MINES AND MINING DIVIDENDS.
'- SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. s.-The California
Mine has declared dividend of 2 per cent.
Ito ore yield last week was 5000 tons. Con.
solidated Virginia has declared dividend
OF 2 per cent; ore yield for same time, 8, 900
tons. an, Of ,aau g., q- .,l az, ir. il
The bullion produced by the California and
Consolidated Virginia Mine for the past 80
days was nearly 100000. Receipts Of bull,
lion yesterday from the Bonanza Mines, |
$7ll ,O0O.-i Treasure exports since January
amounts to $2l ,0O0, 900, : oansa.1 5'aI
, MEETING OF THE LABoRERs' CONGRESS.
TORONTO Aug. s.-The fifth annual
meeting of the aborers' Congress convened
here yesterday. Twenty delegates were
present, representing all the trades. The
chafrman, in his address, referred to the
prevailing depression in labor, and the ad-
vantage taken by it of employers to reduce
wages Ee also dealt with the subject Of
prison labor. In Quebec the contractors
for the new departmental buildings got over
;he stone-cntters' strike by letting out the
'tonercutting under contract. Tits expected
;hat the work WILL be finished In about two
Years. 4. ..r..,l e,,i..lst .l-.lfI
Il fS ARREST FOR FORGERY.
Boston, Aug. S.-Wm. H. Walcott, an
extensive brick manufacturer, was ar
ested at Danvers, Mass, yesterday, charged
With forgery. Walcott acknowledged the
rime. The amount is thought to be So 900
The banks of Peabody and Salem held these
totes, as.well as private individuals. ''''''''
HE PEACE FOOTING OF THE ARMY-A
PAPER BY GENERAL M'CLELLAN.
WASHINGTON, Aug. SIN connection
With the proposition to increase the peace
ooting Of the army of the United States, 1t
stated here, in a private letter recently !
eceived that Major. General Mcclellan has
repaired an article for publication in mag
zine, in which he conclusively demon
traits, from his personal experience and
tatistics, that sum greater than the ex- ,
lnse of officers, has been annually paid
or transportation Of men and military Ii
torres. liz
These views, from so distinguished
,ilitary authority, will have an important
caring when the proposition to increase
he army is brought before Congress.
HE cHATAUoUA SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSEM-
Z" ~"N e. BLY,. p,3 80 -'.atn ~
FAlRPo1NT, N. Y, Aug. s.-The regular !
ormal and drill exercises of the Chatauqua 3
Totiopol AceoubJu ony,o ~, o,,o1 &Iy. =. i