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National Republican., 1877-09-20
THE VOICE OF THE SOUTH.

The reception of tho President at Louisville
appears 70 have been hearty enough to satisfy him
that the people Of that state arc really prepared 10
accept tho changed condition NJ Southern lnstitu,
tnnS, the abrogRtiOn Of slavery, and the political
equality of whites aud blacks, and shat the
without reservation Of any right to nullify them In
fact or in effect The large assembnge of Ken.
by tho President. and We must accept this as the
voice Of Kentucky, bOrdur State, which did MOI
90 into the war ns State, but whose people were
u sympathy with the rebellion.
National Republican., 1877-09-20
REPUBLICAN, MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1877

sci for the defense held that the offcnsc
did not come within the meaning of the
law governing sales by auction, ns that law
did not prevent the sale of money, and did
dot say anything about the sale Of money
and groceries in juxaposition.
The court expressed his admiration OF
the ingenious argument of counsel, but did
not hold the same view. Greenbacks
might possibly be sold rs dry goods, but they
certainly could not be sold rs groceries. He
therefore imposed o fine of S..
National Republican., 1877-09-20
DIED.


COARLEY.-On Tues,lny, September Is ts77 hn-
short Illness. which he bore with Christian rest
nation, WILLIAM l.. CoAKLEY.
HIS funeral VIII take plaza to-day, nth Instant,
tb oclOck from his late residence, No, % Potomac
street, Ueorgetown. Friends invited 10 attend.
ENNIS.-A Benning's. ID. O.. September Is, is7'
lEoRoE y. ENNIS, ygungest son OF VIM. r. an
Mary X Ennis aged one year. ten months an
twenty-five days
IIoasEMAN.-On the morning OF September II
lsII, amer long and painful Illness which she Dor,
with Chr stinn forttude, Mrs. MARY D. HoRsEnAS
ln the thirty nnth year OF her nge.
Funeral from her late residence, No. as Tentl
street southwest, on Friday the 2lst Instant ut .
o'clock .. m. Friends are respectfully invited Il
attend.
PosEY.-on September H. is77, Ia Fairfax county,
Va, u. RnnrcCA Pusry, beloved wtfe Of Middleton
possy, and oldest daus hter OF Thos J. Trplett.
SANTUCCI.-On Tuesday September is, 1877. Mis-
TsAnEtLA SANrvoCi aged fourteen years.
The funeral Will take place at p. m. to-day. 2otl
instant. from iss street southeast. All friends ART
invited.
BERNARp.-on the 18th Inst, at ~ m, McKxss,
BERSARn amor long and painful Illness, which h
bore with Christian orthude, In the thirtynnh yesi
Of his ngr.
Funeral Thursday. In Baltimore; leaving this city
at s n m., via baltimore and Ohio railroad
A life in the household IL gone,
The voice we sDycd is stllied,
There II u vacancy In our midst,
ss Uts BsoruFp
National Republican., 1877-09-20

IT Is n singular commentary upon the inefli
cheney Of the Russian war department that II
has sent its forces into the field with equip
ments far inferior TO those possessed by tn,
Turks. II is now said that the chief cause
the Turkish successes Is owing TO the superior
ity of the weapons used. The Turks hav,
Krupp and Berdan rifles which are superior il
range aud accuracy TO those used by the Rus
ians
National Republican., 1877-09-20

THE railroad companies In the West have
recently hecn selling excursion tickets to
various points Of interest for the benefit Of the
inhabitRntg Of the interior of tho States. For
example round trip tickets have been sold from
points in Southern Ohio to Chicago for five
dollars, 10 the Niagara Falls for three dollars
and to Cincinuuti for two dollars The cx.
pertinent has paid well Trains have been
crowded with excrIs!Ou;sts, and Chicago and
Cincinnati hotels and retail stores have been
rcnping \ rich harvest. There are many in
dications thet the companies will find II IA
their interest to permanently reduce their
rates of fire. The increase OF travel which
would result ifom such reduction would
greatly increase the income of the railroads
II would operate great deal az the reduction
in tho rates of postage did. u would he greatly
to the Interest of the citizens Of Washington ia
induce the railroads which iun into this city
to get up cheap excursions TO this place, like
those which are so popular IN the West Thou.
sands If people would then visit the Capitol
who vii! never DO 50 il the present high rate,
of fare are maintained
National Republican., 1877-09-20

FOR THE DIILYDALLyIsTs who linger In the
vcstibulc of tho general Post Office, on the steps
or about the entrance way, conversing long
time, it is unQucstionably the precise spot
where they want TO be, Notwithstanding that
the very active business persons in whose way
they stand wish they were in heaven.
National Republican., 1877-09-20

TUE Mayor OF Louisville IN his cfOrt 10 be polite TO
HANFs. un M"nhRv, compared him 10 Henry CLAW
Ioa might as well compare rrrPER with RyRuS.
lenCy" this uvrrwrought mayor may have grptIhed
h.s 'smls and satisfied the demR nds Of toad vism hut
h'G"S.gnted him Hfer manner expressly lisap-
dsis only title Is Nh. PresidenL"-N T. Stm OF yss-
hIdng.
The worthy mayor of Louisville, in calling
the President Your ExcellenGy, but followed
the precedent set him by the editor Of the
Sun in the following letter:
CHICAGO, Jan. 70. le6G
DEAR SIR: Sure Of my friends IN M Nee Iork
de,cOntt0n in Congress ruh N" 10 b. rO.rior OF Ssu
lork shah ~ G'od 10 h0is Ma, office and nrc0rd-
hrC's Gdirss' mVs,y dirsriy n yOu / hrrs 5SsH u
resdW n NetV port city J0r nearly hren'p y,dr' m
a f'p months siIce, trh|n fdms here on Edriag HE
Var Department I k,iOW NeW rDrt ~ 0rsrrhduis
and rs PD'tCidWG but by reason Of mg connection
mhh The lPlr Department, hare been absent. so a. b
br i'S' yrOm 0H nsWhrdioH trHh tr pOicfi factions
dHt p'rsOndI "0niTD Pross bg Tbich The Uuipr party
hrr had hen nsuh dui,lcd Ibslers nat thsrS il p0
pC'sDm N any prominence IN he party whOs' 1ppyinf-
moat coid gite orsubr gsperU SdtlsrrctiDn than
mine Should yoU b." dispo'cd so far TO cn,eridm he
idea a N rish y'Or Information concerning my cd-
pretty 10 adminjse" he Qgl'a, there is ,Vho eau
iu'yc Jsner a, 10 hg than ". Stanton.
1T ms dtd INT lam HgisJ rVHi,bnt Of psrf0rRliRS
he i,list. SOrd they BE- iHlrlSsl % aic to The adj
paniG0e Qfihe pie seITLcc aud 10 yoT entire Sa,is-
jucii0n
Iam wiM proi0uad respect, your ErRkhd serrdnt
CHAKLEs A. DANA.
TO H,s Erce,i,nry he PJesidfHu
National Republican., 1877-09-20
A sour-looking individual, JOS. Orange

A sour-looking individual, JOS, Orange
by name, was called in the Police Court yes
terday TO answer tho charge Of keeping a
vicious dog, whnh had bitten one John Rior-
dan. THE dog Is killed in my house, and the
Judge can come down and seq it, was the
plea Then you plead guiltyT inquired the
prosecuting attorney. Guilty OF killing the
dog = yes" "No, OF harborihg the deg that
Bit the boy" "Yes, suppons 80" Tho Court
issued an order for the oh!oer to see ii the dog
had be0n killed.
National Republican., 1877-09-20

II am not yagrant; have q home,
SIR" said Robert Jones, oolorea, In the Police
Court, yesterday. The officers testified that
lie WAS aud tho Court ordered him 70 give So
curity or 70 10 the workhouso.
National Republican., 1877-09-20
MARRTED,

csT--uLAuuHToN.-o wednesday, sepier,
hsr q, az ~. resdrneeof the brides p.rcuis BY I.
Rev. J. j. Bullock, u D.. Dr. UponGE W. wHsr. 2
Rrhmond, Va, and Mis-, BLANCHE CLAuditIpN
laughter OF Hon. II, o. tlRuEhton, OF Washington.
National Republican., 1877-09-20
WANTS.
FOR SALE.


TNO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND OTHEllS.-
For sale. nr't class residence opposite Judiciary
Walker. This property IL now offered for sale on
very reasonable terms. The lots front IA feet on
f1nh street, and no feet deep House thrcestoTy
and basenent, containing eighteen rooms and fuilt
IN tho most substantial manner, with all tho modern
improvements n parlor 81 by % feet; q first class
stable one ofthe lots. This property Is very .si.
bly, situated, fronting OF the finest squares In
the city. aud In p provlng part OF the city. Street
cars pass the door. The attention Of members Of
Congress and others desiring 1rstclAs, property Is
invited For further particulars inquire on the
premises, No. 5ii or TO j. G, WILSON a CO., No. G3l
y street northwest. CHARLES MALLARD.
seia-ilt
LNOR sALE-TifREE STORY BRICK HOUSES,
Il entirely new; to 10 rooms bay windows all
modern improvements; desirable location. Terms
easy. WIN trade two houses Inquire of J. u,
ARCHER u Federal building, corner Seventh and
str au1l-tf I
National Republican., 1877-09-20
HOUSES FOR RENT

WdJng'on has bsrOBs so iIIDr Lh1i pLIrdr,i' n
no drdu aud hSfp u nor OpiU tRIy 10 rsHt hous5
quickly and n good tTnd; that Is BY bLscfing ddH
tSrtissmc1li IN TIin RrrrBIICAN. IN ddrciti'snsnt
DrOpsrU cOndSsr h. no. into Jour iinrs tnih i0l
cod FORTY e,ts FOR The rd and zach subsequent tnser
National Republican., 1877-09-20

EN0R RENT-FrRNISHED OR UNFINISHED
l. Magnificent residence, In most fashionnbis
part of the city, with every convenience, Including
District telegraph, &c. For further particulars,
terms, &C. address, W. a., REPUBLICAN Office.
National Republican., 1877-09-20
10 IN Erce!i,qcy u. P,esidru.

rHR paisrt attorneys propose testing the legality
of the law Imposing tax upon their business, and
have asked the Commissioners 10 be exempted
thtrsfrurn while tho cause IL pending. The Su
prcms Court Of the District has already declared
The lay sound, but tho patent lawyOrs propose 70
zee fthe Supreme Court ofthe United States will
confirm the opnlou. Meantime, only one patent
agoH! pays the tar.
National Republican., 1877-09-20
SHIPPING,

GLASGOW, Sept. l9-AmerlcNn steamer State OF
Pennsylvania, IRON New York.
NEw York, Sept. l9-Arrived steamer CalIfor.
mia, from Glasgow. Steamer Canada, from Havre
SAvASSAH, GA, Sept. lP.-Arriyed-St fps
Fan salvador from New York and Wyoming from
Philadelphia hsrks lnlnn, from Bordeaux, and
Kate Covert, from Bristol.
CHARLFsroS =. C., sept 0-ArrlYed-Steamers
Sea Gull from baltimore; and Equator from Phil.
Rdclphla, Tho steamers Nrn, Mnln and Gen,
SRirno, FROM Wilmington, for savannah put In for
on the coast. hut sustained no damage
National Republican., 1877-09-20

SIRJ. d. HOOKER and the distinguished
scientific men accompanying him. are coming Fast
and Will visit Washington.
National Republican., 1877-09-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10, 40 p. m.-COtton-Of tht
sales to-day 3,i00 bales were American uplandS
low midling, clause, september delivery, 3.i6d
October and November delivery, &l6d.; nov
crop, shipped January and February, 0.3ld.
LIVERPOOL, Sept, 10, p. m.-Futures closed fat
National Republican., 1877-09-20
ROOMS FOR RENT

In advertisement inserted IN Mt department Il tis
ty prOpSr peihOd Of SpccdU renting your rporS aud
tereby prstSniing ne dsydtin1 n ppr ho,Ss iUDh
idcdiL BY proper cD1,iSnsuiion Yotr ddrsiiiDHisrl
'ry b. got i'o hco lines eosirg ttcty cents for each
iystfiOn
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14

Ifty IL the virtue Of the lav. md Dcol
but tyr.n.s 1se Il eruelly.-iShakspsafs
Man may dismis compassioo fruu
his heart bu, God yin neva.-fCovpsr.
The sure way TO mias success n
TO miss the oppostuntty.IPhilarsts
ChasieA
We have not only multiplied diseases.
but We have made them more fatal
Rush-
There Ii nothing tr e than physiog
nomy. taken in connection with names.
I-[DickenA
Though fancy may ne Tie patients
complaint necessity u often The decor.
t-fZimmerman-
OF all the paths that led to . 70
mans love. pity IL the straishtast-
beaumont and Fletcher.
Physic, for the most part 10 nothing
but tho substitute Of exercise on ten
persnce-lAddis0n.
Gay Pxtin recommends the patient 20
have no doctor but . hOrse, and NJ
apothecary but an ass,-GChester6eld-
The seeds Of repentance are sovn in
youth by pleasure. but the harvest i
reaped In age and pain.-fColton.
One solitary philosopher may begruat
v~irtuous and happy In the depth OF pow
erty. but not q whole people-uzzAk
Ieeliu.
Poetry IL in itself strength and joy.
whether It be crowned by mankind or
left alone In its own magic her uitage.
-~(Sterling.
Power and courtly influence form an
intoxicating drsught even when raised
to the lips Of An ascetic and q saint
lSir J. Stephen.
The cheapest pleasures are the best
and nothing Ii more costly than sin. yet
we mortgage futurity. counting it but
little loss.-(Tupper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14
Disras. II an Antsrenias

That should be attacked the instant be shows
himself. Don't wait. At him before his nails
are crown, and wipe him out The great al
~terative and invigorant Of the age, HOstetteris
stomach Bitters, will speedily infuse such
healthful tone into your organism that IL viii
be enabled % successfully resist future At
and fever and bilious remittents, and eradicate
dyspepsia, constipation, liver complaint, rheu-
matte ailments, urinary and uterine difficult
ties. 1t is particularly beneficial when the
system has been drained Of its vitality Or IL
inherently deficient in strength. The nerves
gather from II both vigor and tranquility. But
while 1t impsrts strength and gives . whole
some stimulus to the animal economy, It does
not unduly excite II like the cheap exhilarsnts
sometimes reeorted To under the ~rroneou
impression that they can ~invigor1te.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14
ITEMS OF INTKR1T.

There are no suffers In the ssaz
army.
The Lower Danube country. whes
the Russians are cpngreeatinG. 10 . veFy
low, wet region. and mArshy. equally
disasreeable and siekly.
John Bull consumed el.IsoyOo0b bushels
Of malt last year. No wonder be evin.
ces such anxiety now about the posses
sion Of Malta
Tie Turkish Aid Mission Of London
collects about $4,000 . year. Amer.
can missions are carried on In Turkey
in Asia tn the extent Of about $4,000
q year.
Two thousand sheep were lately sold
in Adelaide, South Australia It twenty.
i've cents . bod. This il the effect Of
the drought Drought and flood are
the cures OF that country.
Pennsylvania has decided that medi-
cal students attending her university
must study harder and remain longer.
No more diplomas will be granted until
the students can tell baking.powder
from quinine.
The sea holds 10000. 900 tons Of
salt. Should the e be dried up, there
would be a deposit of salt over the entire
bottOm Of the ocean $50 feet deep. and
il the salt were taken and spread on
the land II would cover it to q depth Of
200 feet.
Certain ladies Of Cincinnati have
taken up the work Of establishing an
art museum there. There has been
some effort to discourage them by point
ing out the magnitude Of the work. but
they only reply that they will work the
harder to accomplish what they have
set about.
Fifty thousand elephants are killed
every year to furnish the ivory worked
up in England alone. The best ivory
comes from Zanzibar. the silver-gray
from the regions south Of the Equator.
and the favorite ornamental material
from Siam.
Among Russian women there is no
happier class than the wives Of the
priests of the Greek Church. The rule
forbidding a second marriage of the
priest renders the wife secure of the
devotion of her husband, who, in case
Of his becoming a widower. retires to a
monastery, where his only compensa.
ton for his loss is the hope of ecclesi-
astical promotion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14
Black Walnut.

"A subscriber" writes us from New
York. and wants to know IF all this
talk about a black walnut famine
amounts to ~anything?" Who first
started the cry that our walnut forests
were being cut down 81 rapidly that we
would soon be destitute of that valu-
BILE wood we know not, but we are con.
fident that there is no danger of such a
famine" in the immediate future. The
slaughter" of this wood, as they call
it, has been very great of late years, but
we are inclined to doubt the assertion
that there is no younger grOwthtO sup
plant the trees which the choppers axe
level every day and hour. The grow
ing demand for mahogany has not ma
terially affected the walnut market.
Mahogany has not yet come into any
thing like general use, and we doubt its
ever taking the place of black walnut.
The objections against it will have to
be outgrown. they can never be 50 over
powered that this generation will &C
cept mahogany instead of walnut for
general use.
There are yet great forests of walnut
here in the West, and it will take more
than the destroying forces of the next
ten years to deprive it of its wood,
which is its pride. If your Legislature
would pass ar act like the one now in
force in the department Of Biscay,
France, which compels every land
owner to plant two saplings for every
tree he cuts down, there would be NO
cause for all this talk about the dearth
Of walnut and then people who delight
in predicting all sorts If horrible catas.
trophies and terrible troubles to eul
sources would be silenced.-ChicoQe
Furniture. Trade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14

Handsomenees Is the more animal
excellence, beauty the more magma
tive. A handsome madonna l can not
conceive, and never saw q handsome
Venus; bu. / have seen many Q hand.
some country girl. and 2 few very
handsome ladiee-CHare.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14

Thirty-seven years have elapsed since the
introduction Of Davis Pain Killer to the pub
lie, and yet at the present time It IL more pop
ular and commands . larger sale than ever
before. Its popularity IL not confined to this
country alone; all over the world It's benen-
cial effects In curing the Ellis that flesh Is heir
to" are acknowledged and appreciated. and -
. Pain Killer its fame IL limited TO no country,
sect or race, has never been equaled by any
medicine in Europe or America
It Is old BY all medicine dealers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14

READS SORE THROAT AND CArARRH
POWDER. acts like magic and b one Of
the wonders of the aga Il cures almost
any case Of throat disease in ssinGle
day. Sent by mail On receipt q 20 cA
W. II. Read 10 Baltimore street. Bafn-
more, Md; VacSchaAck, Stevenson &
Reid. Chicago. Aeent.
READS GRAND DUCHE10 COLOGNE
took the Centennial Medal and u The
net in America TWenty4fve cents
e I'd 1l!O0 per bottla
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14
MpnRnANT To Druggists and
lull UulANl S~tOrekeepen. The

business connected with the manufac-
ture Of the "Origtnal Namaluke LIN.
iment" and 6Gmgee Stock Potoiers,-
would solicit the orders of the old pat.
r0ns. and new ones, for these prepare
tons, the same a. heretofore sold BY r.
A. Johnson; also for all of Dur great
Family Remedies. For circulars and
price list, address DR. s. F. BAKER &
Son, KeOkuk. Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14
OLD FO0ID

Are those Who stick to old notions and old medi.
cinea. they ere disappearing rapidly = Q { -.
even - worm candies and old fashioned roma0100
are fast disappeaxins before LayeoekS Worn
Killer. which = regarded bow e the nest rOst
able worm 0edicinA. IL 10 - certain IN its effects
- Il IL safe ard pleasant 70 IVA TWenty.Ave
ceots 0 boule. Sold every hero -
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14
WIVES KNOW THAT THE nROw

WIVES KNOW THAT THE BROW OF
CARE is often soothed BY . delicious supper,
to which perfect bread, rolls, biscait etc, are
50 important To have these delicate products
Of baking always reliable, the use Of DoOLHY's
YEAST POWDER IL very important. This sTti
Gle Is among the most valuable Of the day In
it, bearing o O health. 1t 10 put up in cans a.
Ways full In weight
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14
~ azHaa.9


Aoer, ana bsssssfy De Asad y sAs grsss pDrps-
RAfCN Of al fen ALE soe5e,y yss ne Ar eaa e4nAl
tne Saeni6ceni bsaatS cts 6ae 90 sns
kair falis out % npsdIy 40 oeesoee % short
and thin that they carr serDor . "eias' vitAeei
diseosed scalp. We 1fn tel yea heI . ssep 70 {
haaF IRON f6iing ous ss 49,; Boo - 0ake q
Elegant SaA highly p6FfUDod 9AaH Dressing
Uhieh etoonoee I'D eoob TIE oeall aoa - frUa
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14

Hs Hsc % ~ W: e e g; s e S1s,
1p . cold And caring hoarDeoooa, D0tn In th0
breast. side or beek, soreness Of tie Ssh I'D
bones. stiffness Of tie 1otnes 0lApA 0Wsf1ea
n0ek. eee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14


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t<st~s - s>9eee
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ssssA ga sss ~soss~S es01s1 eS Ases&l
Us~s - srs sxs<satsss s~ ss<s-sr s-@sssS
Ot1as.l tsSa aa4ssss - eS~a
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14

MAsy AsssnG - .ensA1 81 pSpas~;
n~~fs4ses ana sass~s IN sstsnx tie s~<~s
p-~u<ass~t. 6e sA~r.er p~s~tsex~s sxsszss a.
sn~.ks.sa Il tAs rxA;f wxa Voc ca
dssrn 81 pAydrsaaa h&rAzss ooe sAss~S N rsr-
tnx TIE rlsef e<ress~i' ses~ 20 Z. CAltor
ala In sesrvh e rsa AID ast~r vc<ttrx Aos
so< nnesks asd eEkAng soce. svssf- sss~
asa ssy ihsr~ 70 Do xnAs ts~rv Dos sAAs
rspve 81 May ssecrtnx ssA CstArrs AL
pelnxOcAy aSertkGs hare n.~d ~ vu~.As~ss
peerasa;toss IA: cros3 The nzarxss. ssa n
their d-tsAy5sAn;nnen; say ,Asr~ 10 10 ozr~ Zoe
Casasrh- b>s ia; p~vs. Is ISss u "a
rather tfpse Thai fb~y hare fasisd - esy4Ds
Tie prop<r renefs. There arv ,k1.4sis -
proYa~ In the tni,a. s.A:es sho can raAAs an
aMdsris thai; Ds sAx~s Csfsr,e R~<p~sv ard
IN, Fsrrrsls Gdsi~a Ne1ical U4sUs.ry haze
Effected tArtr entire cure Nany hAs lot Al
seose u smell !R rsocths, asd rA~~Ss II hA~
bad repsAsod1y e~n r-ssOs~i srun ihe sssal
usvisiea
PArHyYgKs add tnrectces sAo1a resa lie
-
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14

PArHSYHKs add tnrecpc<s sho1a reSa The
sdvertaemsss q Eisoo nra. ,ss.AAlAA~t In
tS06l d anueAes euaunn-
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14
QOyoANAp nOr r.LLs ses Hssss sss q .
- fAsy care % sses ~ 49, . yfsv~ouse


aOr rails sss Power sss As
- fAsy care % sses an~ 49, . ssveetise
Ao1Aao IxsirnSias{. css,.la.I os,s
An0apAY 1ov % NaSsi r. soassAins nsO 70,
40 Asssts coz CO. ~ Lssis Ne
~ IOvkaY ofao CAaDs. .f,a ssss
- 10 oes,s - trsasparsnl. IS eta AGsafs 0st-
e.. 10 efs. c VAN &C., Assts CssSkaa. n ..
IsrH.s urcrc q: 80! =: 49,.
OrHAA . co. n =
n>.>1.>-fAncs e1k. ~ SnA ssns . xx8o o
kpEnIVpKe e.a Aoe.s- N C.a Do ts aA.e
uU VI Oil WorIKs ors Wosas. Ua<aSs. II
1I.ss! !!me e...!.. Musk.
0.ee~Anna f.Iso.e': 0eys.sses
DAn0Y Dsy~ss PAgyYlNOl llem
bUu sDsIs0 80 D0oS1no. I612m
Il - Oaa1 o01AdD0A0 = V0
oOJSAaH 0s1V. 0pAoO1At1DAh
VA4TeO-Oeot active cansAssers asd street
" sellers. To zen : nsUiy Hassenssd - eens ari-
infoFnaiion fie& j. ,. sgeH1 Dabsss s. Is0A
D~osk-hss0sss. RsVostsrss
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-14
MARK TWAIN's NEW BOOK!
TOM SAWYER.

IL reooy for agents. Dent Get behisd hA6a thi
time. but seEd for territory or circular q once
Address. PUBLISHING 90.
lis Random nh sfYeef ChienRn m
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-01
The Great Strike.

The railroad employees strike which
began on the line of the Baltimore &
Ohio railway last week has caused a de-
struction of property that cannot be
replaced in years. Since the strike be-
gan more than two hundred persons
have been killed and wounded and the
end Is not yet. In the city of Pittsburg
on Sunday, the 22d inst, it is estimated
that the loss of property to the Penn
sylvania railway alone will exceed So
100000, and the loss of other railways
and of private individuals will exceed
100000 From two to three thousand
freight cars, one hundred and fifty loco
motives, two round houses, the Union
depot and all the other property of the
Pennsylvania railway at Pittsburg was
reduced 10 ashes. At Reading the new
and beautiful bridge of the Lebanon
Valley railway which spans the Schuyl
kill river, was burned, entailing loss
of $4,000 Thus i'll one day has been
laid in ruins the labor of years. The
cause of the strike was an effort ON the
part Of some Of the railways To reduce
wages, but the great destruction of life
and property had little sympathy even
from the strikers. All this was the work
of the thousands of indolent worthless
thicving tramps who loaf about the cit.
les and who never did days work on a
railway or anywhere else, and would
not if they could get ten times rs much
as they could earn. This, however, al
resulted from the strike of railway men
and now we presume they begin to re
alize their loss. The destruction of thre,
thousand freight cars and the locomo
tives that drew them will certainly swell
the number of unemployed men o
Pennsylvania from ten to twenty thou
sand. The railway company suffering
this great loss was on the verge of bank
ruptcy before the strike, and now, O
course, is and will he unable To renew
this rolling stock, perhaps for years. |
is not at all improbable that the railway