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on our own road, the p. I. q B. r. r.,
no trains except the regular mail
and train consisting of passenger
coach and baggage car are running.
No violence is expected in this section.
How long the strike will continue, or
what the result will be, it is impossible
to state. It is not likely, however,
that the situation will remain as it lie.
The strikers will probably either con-
quer or be conquered in very few
days. We look anxiously for the end.
That the railroad meu have a right
TO cease work when the wages don't
suit them, nobody will question, But
this is the extent of their rights. They
have no right to interfere with others
who wish to work for the wages which
they do not choose to accept. How
ever, this is light crime compared
to the incendiarism, violence and
murder which the strike. has given
rise to. We hope that every man who
has applied or encouraged the apply
ing of a torch to the property of any
company or individual during these
troubles, will suffer the full penaltyof
the law Indeed, the law is not severe
enough-they should be strung up
over the burnt district like bolognas
in butcher shop, and perhaps their
fate would deter others from following
in their footsteps.
LATEST.
This mornings papers say that
quiet is being restored in Pittsburgh ;
Governor Hartranft is expected there
to-day with large force of troops,
when marti al law will be proclaime !
and enforced. Fears ola famine arc
entertained, as the stock of -four in
Pittsburgh and Allegheny is becom-
ing very low, and no trains are run
ming.
In Buffalo yesterday the mob at
tackled train load of soldiers and
took half their arms before they could
get out of the cars. The remaining
half fred into the crowd, killing ten
and wounding many. Intense excite
ment prevails there.
From all parts Of the country come
reports Of new strikes, turbulent mobs,
military being ordered out, and gen
eral uneasiness prevails. The Chica-
go q Northwestern Road acceded to
the demands Of their employees, and
their trains are running as usual.
PITTSBURGH, July 24-1:30 A. NJ.
The following proclamation was is.
sued this morning:
To the peuple of.the State of Pennsyl
vania
Whereas. There exists a condition
Of turbulence and disorder within the
StRte extending to many interests ant
threatening all communities under tn,
impulse of which there has grown NJ
a spirit of lawlessness requiring tina
. all law w-abiding cirizens shall organic,
themselves into armed bodies for th,
purpose Of selfprotcction and preserv
ing the peace: therefore /, John f
Hartranft Governor of the State 0
Pennsylvania, do hereby recommend
that all persons shall organize them
selves into an association with sucl
sums as they can procure for the pur
: pose Of maintaining order and sup
pressing violence, and all good citi
zens are warned against appearing il
company with any mob or riotous as
sembly and thus giving encourage
ment to the violations of the law.
[Signed] j. f. HARTRAHFT,
Governor.
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The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

Mr.. Eckel moved that a committee OF
three be appointed. the President to be one
Of them, to prepare bill in accordance
with the resolutions adopted by the Board
and present 1t 10 the Legislature, With ?
recommended that 1t be passed.
Henry Eckel and Isaac Pyle were ap-
pointed. =.
Mr.. Roberts moved that Mr.. Moore pe
added to the committee. /,
Mr.. Roberts reported that he had rented
school No. II for anot her year on the same
terms as last year.
The President appointed Mr.: Galleeher
on the visiting COMMITTEES Of NO. 10 10
place of Mr.. Palmer. :,
President Shortledee appointed DR.. burk
on the Finance COMMITTEES in place OF Mr.
Palmer.
On motion, adjourned.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
0p.eseS to ths Cs,sspro,sSss

A young lady of Woodbury., Md, bet Q
young man kiss that Tilden would De
elected-he to pay II Tilden won, she to pay
II Hayes was elected. On the morning OF
the 9Th he called and paid the bet, on the
9th sstook It back" That evening she
paid the bet. Next morning she stock It
back" and he paid then she paid and he
paid-and 60 they have been kept busy BY
the contradictory dispatches ever since,
and both declare their willingness and abil
tty to hold out till Congress decides the
question,
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
TERMs-POsTA6E PREPAID.

Daily and Sundays, one year, $3.50; six
months, S. three months, s2jO.
Daily. vithOu, Sundays, one year. IS, six
mon. hs, 81 rs, three mouths, $2.25, less than
three months, 81 month.
The sera.-weekly WoRKD Tuesdays and
Fridays)-S2 a year. 10 Club Agents-an
extra co y tor a club OF ten-the da ly for
club of twenty-five,
The weekly World (We1nesdayse$! q
CLUB of ten the semi 'eekly for club
of twenty. the daily for o club OF fifty.
Specimen Dumber ttnt o application.
Terms-Casil. invariably in advance.
All communications should be addressed
to THE WOkLD,
Corner Of Park Row and Beck man street,
tan5tf Nav YORK.
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Tho Squirt.

The "beys" of the Water Witch returned
home last evening from Burlington, N. j.,
In the best OF spirits. And no wonder they
felt elated, for yesterday they witnessed the
triumphant success of the "machins' that
bears the same card as the one they love 80
well. The contest it seems excited the in
terest Of firemen generally, for the depart'
ments of nearly all the cities in this section
of the country werere represented
1t was announced that the
"Silsby," Clspp and Jones, and La
France were the different "makes" that
would contend, but the "Silsby" engine
did not put in an appearance, the agent
stating that the snow prevented.
So the contest was narrowed down to the
other two, "Clapp and JONES'" pitting q
four, h-class steamer against secona-cass
.'La France" The trial took place on the
banks of the Delaware, and was witnessed
10y q gathering of three thousand people.
Inasmuch as The contest was an unequal
one, Fourth class opposed to Second class,
allowance was granted to the engine of the
smaller capacity, but the result proved that
the little "Clapp & Jones" needed no ia,
vors. She evinced her superiority from the
start under every condition, as regards time
in making steam, strength of stream, and
the power of maintaining her action under
hig gh rate OF pressure.
The exercises will continue to-day in the
trial of engines of the third class. The hos
pitelity Of Burlington was again evinced to
the Wilmington tiremen, the Chief Engineer
taking especial pains to make their visit ar
agreeable One
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NHANGE OF HOURS-WILMINGTO
~ WESTERN RAILROAD-Comm meme
Ing Thursday Dec. 4. 1875, Trains will run
as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 70 a m, and s 3Op.m.
Leave Landenburg 8 As m and 90 D. IN.
Arrive at Wilmington 755 m, and 3 10
pm.
Arrive at Landenberg at IL m. and 8 40
p. m.
CONNECTIONs.-Train leaving Landen.
perg az . 90 a. m. with train for Philadel.
phia at 8 10 am. :.
Train leaving Wilmington at 1890 a m
with traia leaving Philadelphia at 8. 10 q M
and Pennsylvaniaan and Delaware train leav-
Ing Landenberg at 90 p. m.
Irain Leaving Landenberg at I 10 D. m.
with Pennsylvania and Delaware trs il, and
WIN train leaving Wilmington for Phila,
Train leaving Wilmington at $50 p m
with train leaving Philadelphin Mt 4 IL o.
u, r
augIS'u David CuNNELL, Supt,
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A RosUard Of Merit.

Thomas j. Lawson, the late Secretary
and Treasurer Of the Wilmington Coal Gas
Company, was made the recipient last Sat
urday, OF very handsome testimonial from
the Company, as token of appreciation
for bis valuable services while connected
with them. The present consisted of sets OF
elegantly engraved silver table ware. The
presentation was made by the President,
Mr.. George Richardson, at the office OF
the company, and was received by Mr..
Lawson with graceful and heartfelt
speech.
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The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
A Succcssfxl Surgical Operation.

On last Friday afternoon, DR.. Howard
0. Ogle, assisted by Drs Grimshaw, Short"
ledge and Springer, performed successful
sugical operation at the Almshouse. A
young man whose name we were unable to
learn, was hurt sometime last fall on the
cars, and until lately he has been staying
at his home In this county, but as the
wounded limb did not heal, 1t was thought
best to send him here for treatment at the
Almshouse. II was decided that amput alton
was necessary and his leg was taken of
above the knee. At last accounts the young
man was doing we'll.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
Odd Fsllo,us' Hall Committee.

Daniel Farra, President of the Odd Eel
lows Hall Company has announced the fol.
lowing standing committees for 1877:
Committee on Accounts.-John G.. Yates
Isaac w Hallam and George r. Roberts.
Renting Committee.-John H. Brtton
Isaac w. Hallam and John G.. Yates.
Building Committee Philemms Chand-
Ter, Joshua Maris, Thomas W. Stimnel,
William G.. Baugh and George Finck.
Auditing Committee. Maris, Geo.
p. Ro'eils ~" e W. Hallsm.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
QUE DOVER LETTER.

Col Wars Endorse the Action Of Senator
Baward-Ths Csnspronstss BtA Before
the Le0tslotssrs- An Act EfeoeSn0 tHe
SuperImtsssdsnt 0sf tho Board Of Ed'sos-
tion IN Wtinstssgt"s.
From our special correspondent.
Dover, Jan. %, 1877.
The members of the General Assembly
nat to day after being absent for several
days, with several of their members absent.
iu the house, business started OF with .
joint Resolution offered by Mr.. ware, OF
your city, approving OF the plan presented
by the Joint Congressional Committee to
settle the Presidential election difficulties,
etc.. which was referred TO the Committee
on Federal Relations.
Mr.. Burnite, chairman of the Committee
on Federal Relations, takes objection to the
form of the resolution in as mnch ss the
resolution recognize the measure as
compromise, which he denies, and l sup
Uose the resolution will be amended 10 that
respect to suit his views before 1t Is adopted
by the House.
Mr.. Holcomb gave notice of An act to-
day to amend the charter of the Delaware
and Maryland Canal Company. 1t ie under
stood that the act proposes to give the
canal company to run steamer sail vessels
through the canal, which will be new
feature in their business, should the pro-
posed act become law.
Mr.. Nicholson's bill to incorporate the
United Children OF the Light Of Summit
Bridge, passed the House this afternoon.
This act incorporates body of colored
persoos in a secret society, aud Is said by
| Mr.. Nicholson to be composed Of all the
more decent colored people of that com
munity.
understand that there Is petition being
circulated iu Sussex county which has for
its object the unseating of very worthy
member of the Sussex delegation on account
of his being ineligible to the position. 1t
has leaked out that Mr.. Messick is the
member, and that the allegation is that be
is Trustee of the Poor and Treasurer IL
Sussex county. Whether anything will
come out of it I am unable to state, bu1
suffice it to say that there are one or two
members that will come under the
same ruling az Mr.. Messick. The indics'
tions are that this will be busy week will
the members, ow ing to business accumu'a
ating in the hands of individual members
Mr.. Ward, the deservngly popular mem,
ber from your county, is working hard tt
prevent the repeal Of the exemption laws o
the State, and the present indications ar
that he, with the aid of others Of the House
will prevent any change in the present law
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
yssstSes's Csssrs.

Patrick Whalen appeared before Justice
Brady, yesterday afternoon. on the charge
of selling liquor without license. he was
held tnthe sum of $500, TO appear at the
next term of court.
Also appeared before his Honor, on the
charge of assault and battery. VIM. Mills.
The charge WAS preferred by Patrick Wha
len. Mills was fDed SO cents and costs.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
DIED.

n'DONNELL-In this city, on Sunday, 2lst
inst Mary O'DOnnell.
The relatives and friends of he family are
re spectfully inv ted to attend the funeral
street. Wednesday morning at 0 O'CLOCK
High Mass at 81. Mary's Church.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
MQsuwSrado.

We understand that Antoine Hence & Co.,
pratided at the success Of their masquerade
ball, given last week, are proposing TO re-.
peat It. Undoubtedly all who partook OF
the pleasure last Monday night, Will De
among the participants of this one which
will take place in the Saville Building, on
the 18th Of February. -. -
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
LOTTERIES.
A Fortune For Only ST.

End dollar quarterly drawing. a. New
Orleans, MONDAY FEBR, AIRY !, 1877
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CON-
PANY.
This institution was regularly incorpo-
rated by the Legislature OF tn State for Ed
uca,ion Il Purposes In 1858, with capital 0
81 ,OOG 900, to which it has str ce ADDED 9 re,
serve 1und OF s 5000. Its GRAND SING LIE
NUMBER DRAWINGS will take place
monthly. The season Of 1877 opens win
the following scheme:
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
Ball.

The members of the "Pine Knot Assem-
blv" are making extensive arrangements to
have good time. They propose giving y
grand ball on Friday. April lStn, and Efforts
will be made to make 1t "the" ball OF the
season.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
BELvIDERED DIVISION.
AMBOY LIVIslON
From Market street Fe'!'

A.
Accom- for New York, via Pet;1 P,tS yaS n
ana Jamesburg and Monmo4I.n%ns
8%and ~ m. connecting lor DODs
As.om and sa1a1n'; S1p 1'ren,on, connecting ( "
nress / rains for New l0rH' ao ~
ur l2noon 2, 4 80, ana ov gT,renta
Accom- for New YORK. VI"
Way Train for Burlington nj 4 !, y.
Trains $50 q m, ana anu =, n IN
Way Train or BOrdentown
pss srKKdaaK KasKors ns . Branch an e;oa M
RI, + Fl h,sntstown 8, 8 soa m,a SIS
pdr -; u;ckerown s 80 a NJ, ana an 4
For Medford 9 and IL 10 VIZ
For oS NJ. III Holly and PembertoFFo b J, 70; ~
m / Is. s. 8 80 and IL aOp ILL
3 - ! a. 3l5 and 8 p n; o,,v losp,
sunt,sy TraiAs for Mt. HOLY !,
,.eIp'n. Sp m; arrive rhirty.second, |, q a., II
'tM,ms Strasts.nFrom a Ptttsburg 9 q ~ ~ D
7Dp M, daily, "a Rr5% r., aa' Eris ;
except Monday. f,Iv fiHtn excspt,
and 8 s. p m daily, ,e % Fails ~
From Buffalo and r1ag,at rgent MondG.
$50 p m, daily eXcepi eX,,ipp ins, Elnn1
Kane, Renova, ~ ~ daily, sIS
aT aayi, ,a sES a. u Is, s 50, g. s5o; 5So.;nds, aS
an. 80, s 50. 10 40, u ~ Iparnbetggs
ton, Pniliipsburs ana asInsaoa,rrivss ,ivsst
a m. and 8 IS p m. .als"GaiS lNG $ p q. n
ton Depot 9 So q m. a'o al Broad ~
nut streets, and Depo' Il
Market streets. ,,sor Companyo n
| sor and check baggage and tunS
Residences, Re @ Time cardst ca IT. The the 2t
t;on can be obtained II u At tho e''
T9rE Terry ~ r"rS No. ssS ChestnauaI and o"
AAo s, r. cor. ~ Blu1s a. Street, n, !
Tn.MK THoHPsoN, I" Gepl =
Gen'l Manager
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
MARRIED..

EVERETT GILLING.-In Philadelphia
Janua'y Y Is, by the Rev. VIM. swindells 8,
1925 Sou tn Fourth sire ct, Mr.. ID. Ever.
cit Jr., to Miss Maggie dllllng, ooth o.
Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
,eoooeT1cKETs AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.

,9S Prizes. amounting to $50, ,525
Write for Circulars or send orders to
CHARLES 4. H WARD,
New Orleans, La.
REGULAR QUARTERLY DRAWING
on February 4, 1877. Tickets $40 each Cap
ita' nrize $50 QUO.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
NEW 1D1EEiIS EN- ENTS.

Death.
Marriage.
Notice-T. A. r. Society.
DR., Bull' a Cough Sy up.
New Canadian Barber Shop
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
JOHN H. MOORE,
G. ELTON BUCK,
HENRY ECKEL,
SAMUEL A. PRIcE,JR.,
CHARLES BAIRD,
E. G.. SHcRTLEDGR.

Mr.. Eckel moved that the resolutions be
taken up separately and acted upon.
First resolution was read and adopted.
Second struck out.
The third section was laid on the table
after considerable debate.
Fourth section struck out. Fifth adop-
ted.
Henry Eckel and Isaac Pyle were ap-
appointed.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
RAILRO ADS.
DHILADELPHJA, WILMfynro,
L BALTIMORE RAiLRoAoS

L BALTIMORE RAii.IRnGinON IRniON
November q, 1876,
Trains viii leave Wilmington =.
Philadelphia and intermed,...
6t6, 10. 900. 962, 1915, a IN. Ss q sistl
pn,lads'Pn,. a 3; ls I - and New yor1, 20, an
Bsltimore and intermediate sta.,.
Baitimors: Il Z Or: and Washington :, =,
9 m, 70 so, l28, 8 10, p IN, ~' l&
Trains for elaware Diyis,o, J..
New Castle 500, 62J. 9S5. I a ~ m,eaVs I
pm. u, l8
Wyoming and intermediate st...
935 q m, 8 80 p m. ''auonl
Deimar and intermediate st.,.
. IS . m, "''oaa
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermedia.. -. >,
8 ~ m, B 90 $50 D IN. staa(
Philadelphia and New York om.
Baltimore and Washi ugtOn 70
For further information nass 10 ~ ID
referred to the time tables posisS osaissSsengsn y. n
pot. 0u " tths
jan1-ly FKENNpv
1x.R
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-29


 JRsUITIcAL OBEDIENCE obedience en- joined by Loyola is an absolute obedience. The mind and will and affection are to be alike at the disposal of the society, the several mem bers moving like machinery, as if they had no more will of their own than corpses (.,perSads cGdacerG" is Loyola's own language,l to. the will of the Superior; the Rectors or local Su- periors to the will of the Provincial, the Pro vincials to the will of the General, the General presumably to the nod of the soverign POntin Gods Vicar on earth. The spring being once started, the vast mechanism moves with unde- viating certainty in the direction indicated. Nor is mere movement enough. While the aim is to convert mass of human souls into the undertaking routine of mechanical action, the idea of mechanical action Is repudiated. The mind and heart must go with the will. Loyola repeatedly insists upon this concert of judgment with action, knowing very well, as he himself says that 'the will will not con- tinue long to follow where the judgment re- pugnates. What alacrity," he adds, ''can there be when the will and mind Commander and comnanded) are at variance? If one hesitates and doubts whether it be desirable, or not de- sirable, to do what is commanded, there Is no zeal, no celerity. That nobler simplicity of a blind obedience is gone when We allow our selves to question whether that which is com manded be right or wrong. Humility, too. b gone T for although on one hand we obey, on the other (by exercising our own judgmenfl we set ourselves above the Superior. Geod
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