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The Morning herald., 1877-12-24
From the Earliest Ages.

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as It
were, the curse Of mankind, Moses, in the
18th chapter of Levitieus, lays down yery
explicit rules on this disease. 80 terrible
and loathsome had II been considered then
that person known to be injected with 1t
would not be allowed t. mix with society
The Jews regarded 1t as divine infliction
and believed there was no cure for 1t; 1t
vas then the sins ofa youth or a diviation
from the paths Of virtue were punished az
long as life lasted. Happily.ln our day
the sience Of medicine has been, developed
the great storehouse of Mai ure furnishes
remedy the disease is stripped Of its ter
ror BY the use Of ftheSAMARITAN'S ROOT
AND Herb JUICES, and the victim OF
scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blotches,
litter, etc., can be restored TO sound health
IN few weeks. That there are thousands
noY whose, conditions are as bad as those
Oh tne dark ages we ere well aware. Many
now fail to find a clirs liz we'll as they did
Leh, TO all such the Samaritan's Root
ana Herb Juices will prove q happy boon,
all impurities from II blood,
ana making the complexion bright and
nealthy. A few bottles W II remove pim-
pleS or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics g1Ia IN. powders. ROOT AN HERB
JUICES $l.25 per bottle: Sent by express
DESMOND & M:
Alb RaceafrAat Pht'adialt hla p.
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THIS MACHINE

Is the m St simple and COMPACT; the most
iurabie HI d economical; a mo;el OF com.
Dint'! silnpl city, str.n- h and beauty. u
NeWAnd ! u :,-rou' pate,taNH attachments
NO compile tied machinery to be con.
stan'lv gettihg 6 ut of rider. -
So .asy 10 earn thai II child can I'll. 1t
will d,all Kind Observing, from tt e til;esl
TO lhe CO rises WI! lem, icli, III k, braid
cord, gatl:r enlbr''i ie,'. &c, uses self.
stral- H. ne d eS uiI .e>cr.p ions
# cots' II !t 8 anj thr, I'd Ma. rs the
strongest stitch Sn"wn; the clpt'. will tear
before The setr, viii rip; use the TIL. cad
die from the spnol. The IN chm is
Deaut! ul,y tinis e.: ard hi.hly olna
me lhd aid
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Warranted fer Five Years.
G. \ UT ION, !

All persons q. e cautioNcd n0t to make
leai in or use auN sewing nla>liues Whici
: W wi our needle, aud ma e the elastic
stitch, or that have the new patent self-feeu
attachment, urllss the same ar! purcha sets
from this Company, or tldir a eats Or IL
:enses. and stamped upon MIR patent, Be
ware OF worthless limitations and unscrup-
ulous parties who have copied our circulars
advertisements. DC. and b y only the ma.
chi. man ufaclureh by us. '' l'#
The wonder is how SO good machine
can be sold al so low price ~ G obe.
W. have the machine apd 'ousider II
first t-class IN every respec'. ."-FTranscrip .
We can recommend it TO Ga readers -
[Cnris'ian Index, N. Y.
''ihe mac zine rived sa ELY. We arr
more tnan pleas wi II II II d es all you
cla m for 1T al d more. We Shall cali he
htte "tion OF our readers t, it," t. LOUIS
CbriStia". {, "
"a theron. HI re1ro.sinla G mpeny
prompt In q their dealings and ne thai
we eommeEd to ~ur TT adcrs, - Ase,ia ia.f.
ssmrlc mac' ircs with table ard tr, adIe
orwa g. 70 aly + ,rt OF the world on re-
ceiplof
EIGHTEEN IUGlARS,
Sp1c.al terms aid extra inGucCmc" Is ~
inai' and .en.alc agents, suolo kecre:s, etc.
CCanty rights givsl to smart gel. Us free
samples OF sewing, sciiptive circulars
con aiming terms, testimonials, { ngraviugs
ETC., sent free. All money sent In rost.
oHce money orders, drafts, or by e1 press
are are perfectly secure. Sale dclive OF oul
All orders, communications, etc, must
be add essed to the
MANUFACTURlNG CO..
PHILADELPHIA PA:
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~ - I-II"T = : : '
DR.. Pierce's. @.s -a.
Pleasant ta5''
..s..@ ...s.. P''u!':r!g',a;tl|;ii|v'ie' 2 !! j! ;i|'i
3. ..... . i Pellets. : :
Purely Vegetable: No care required while
- 10 Using them.

Purely Vegetable. No care required while
Using them.
. The "Little Giant" Cathartic, or Multum
IN Parvo Phys'c, scarcely larger thhn mus
tard seeds, and are sugar coated. They re. j..
move the necessity, Of taxing the great.
crude, drastic, siekening pt'is. heretofore
so much ia use, ,,t
\ AS q remedy for Headache Dizziness Rush
,of hood to the Head Tightn. s, about the
Chest; BAD Taste in the Mouth, Eructations
from the stomach. Bilious Attack ,IJaun-
dice, Pain In the kidneys H Hghly colored
Urine. and Internal Fever, Dr. Pierce,s
Pleasant gative Pellets are unsurpassed.
Furthermore, I would say that their action
Is universal. not gland Gaping their
sanatlve impress. Age does not impair the
properties, OF these Pellets. They are sugar.
coated and iEc!oseu I'm glass bottles, their
virtues being thereby preserved uninp air.
ed for any length OF time, SO tt,At they are
always fresh 'andireliAble.T This is not the
case with those pills which are put up in
cheap wooden or pasteboard bo, es The
daily usehf two pelles has cured the most
30 tinate cases of ScrOfula, Tetter. salt.
|Iheum ErVsipelas, b ,iis,j Blotches. PliA-
lies. sore Eyes. and Eruptions. hey are,
however recoIHmend dtrb. Z. take il con.
aectiQn with tn eGold1n Medical D scuyery.
n order to secure the best 'res hll-.- =
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t. F. KunkeI' Bitter Wine
VI Iron,

v. +, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF
t'on Wlli ettec'uaIiy cure liver complaint
lsnndlce, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
herlay. chronic arrhOea, disease iOf the
SsMaeys aud al di easts arising from Il
uS9rdrred live, stomach or intestines
% s,rh as constipation, Il tulence, Inward
Nw, ful ness o blood to the head, acidiL,
VI tie stomach, nausea heartburn, dikgus;
nr ioOd ful'hess or eight in the stomach
a''e efuctaiinn,, sinking ar finttering At
H.c pit OF The stomach, swimming OF The
inas neaa buried OF dittcni' he Thing. flu!ter-
uasd uass az the heart, chukihg or suffocaLing
eensallon ~ ns when in lying posture dimness
~ Tn Viss on. dots or webs before The sight,
uuli u; pain In the head, deficiency of pres
pIaIioh, yeliown-ss OF the SIX in and eyes
pa.n pin Ill IN the side back, head, chest. Inn vs.
aosh a@ sudden fl,Ish-s nf heat, burning IN the
Ie Ies, con't tant imagini gs Of evil aud great
Re- Rewsss ression 81 s:iri Price 81 yer bottle,
dse dheWare OF cou "terfeits. DO not lot your
"fsu;eelSt " palm off some other prepa ration
W WW,r,,h ne may say l., good but sk for
ntI.. mtnInaers litter Wine Of Iron. Take no
S,her: s"la Kunkei'r Bitter Wine. , Iron is not
H,." esI 70 ~ Dulk-oniy IN g. bottles. y. F, Kun
pf drdtGprielor: 20. $50 North Ninth Street
ihiladelphia. Pa. sold by all druggists,
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MEDICAL

NR FITntR's VEG aTABLE KHEU-
IL MATIC REMEDY lis the perscrip.
ton OF one Of PhiladeIphia's oldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
tism, neuralgia, sciatica. pain, Backache.
&C., or money refunded, by invigoratins
the nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
trazing poisonous deposits in the system
By merit it has become q standard medi.
cine, Suffering and money saved by useing
1t in time. Remember that DR.. Filter is
the only physician in America devoting
Nyears to this one line OF practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. 45 South Fourth
street.
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d ss,W. JONES, Fancy Overs 7S2 a From
Vine St. Branch Office Corner Ninth and
Geatlennoe nnereets, philadelphia. Iadies' and
ton DvaSSn Garments OF every descrip.
ers and Sic0rC al VI Cleansed. Kid Shoes, Feath.
April W9Ves Dyed or Oleansed,
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I" =: AunkePs ustral & f.. F.
h"'lkel's Shampoo for
the Hair.

Bair ahe ,6 pest and cheapest Hair Dressing and
uihSnaarutf. iha autf. alley irritation, scothe and cool
falI,neaa eatea scalp, prevent the hair from
Verv & oIi, and promote the growth in q
tifv' tn hsnort time, They preserve and beat
Tbsvs sie tealr nalr. and render it soft and glossy.
pearenacap apart ~ L. brilliancy and sil::y y ap-
cs,a csr dressing they are % %u1rivaIied: eradi.
shamu she muandruff and prevent badness. The
scruffp scruffpHo i}otci cleans the hair, removes greece
caused lntching, nca eruption, Cures headache
ShamunnDy neat and fatigue. Kunkel's
uraI amS ana Lu,tral restore hair to q nat
harsh u ~ fiossy color, restore faded, dry,
Ask vona %nd i wiry hair, Price per bottle Il.
KnnkoHr Druggist for them or send to e, r
street b., hri,roprietor. No. $50 North Ninth.
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MEDICAL.

The remedial management OF those
diseases pecu lar to women has afforded q
la'ge experience at the Worlds Dispsnsary
OF which DR.. Pierce is the chief CONSUL ting
physician, in al p ing remedies for their
cure. DR.. Pierce FavOrite Prescription is
the result of this extended experience, and
has become justly celebrated 'or its many
diseases and .'0 - :
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WEAKNESSES PECULIAR TC
FEMALES. ~

vino of unsurpassed efficacy, and, while il
q4lets nervous in itatio 1T strengthens the
enfeebl d nervous system, thereby restorin Q
1t to H. althful vigor. ,1he following diseases
are among those in which the Fayorite
Pre- scri oiiOn has worked mario ctres. viz:
L III 1orrhga, or whites" Excessi Flow
Ing, Painful MenstruatiOn. Unnatural Sup
press'oLs, Weak Back Prolapsus, or the
falling OF the Uterus, Antev rsion Retro
version, Bearlng-dOwn Sen, i'm, Chronic
Congestion, Inflammation a d liberation
preston, Debility, DtsDI d ,ncy and very
many other chroric .iseases peculiar to
women but not ms tions d here.
The fOllOWins ] dies are a few Of the many
thousands wao raI testify to the efficacy Of
Or. Pierce f'avurite Prescri stiOn. from ex-
perience and observations:
Mrs. Corne!ia Allison, PeOsta, Iowa: Mrs.
Thos. J.. Methvin, Hatchers vStation, Ga:
Mr.. I. A. seymour, Rome, N. Y: Mrs
Francis Huswick, Versailles, Ohio: Mrs,
Leroy Putnam: North Wharton, Pa: Mrs.
Mary A.. Hunolt, Edna, Mo; Mrs. Mary A.
Frisbie Lehman, Pa Mrs u. l. Gill, Chilli
cothe, nhio; Mrs. Harriet e. Malohe, West
Springfield, Pa; Mrs. II. Hiatt. Emporia,
Kan; Miss Louisa Pratt Dodgeville, y ass;
Mrs. L. A: Dashield, Norfolk, Va; Mrs. q.
St, Thomas, Ont; Mrs: s: q. Moran, 263 N.
Caliman,i Barnesviae. Ohio; Mrs. Nancy
McNaught, Jefferson, Iowa: Mrs. L. q, |
Sternl Cd, Friendship, N. Y; Miss Ella Cady,
Westfield, N: Y x Mrs. Anthony Amann,
Verona, N. Y; Mrs. B. N. Rocks, Grand \
Rapids. Mich; Mrs. h. II " ebb, Water |
town, N. Y. Thousands of references can
be given at the Worlds Dispensary. l.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-24
rape Worm Removed Alive.

M Nnesd ssa .a and all complete, lu two hours -
stomseSG' ase III, ,nd head lead passes, seat, pin and
90 SaWacn Wacn warns removed by DR., KunKel
ss, S@ North Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa
or rut ata ior circular. For removing seat, rim
ana SS'omiach o.il worms call on your druggist
Eur,a ask lor q DO tie Of Kunkel's Worm
ssup, ssnsIp, price 81. 1t never tails. Comman
othss ttaches II tape worm be removed, all
0A "Lrms can he readily removed,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-12

Emil Hoffman, Esq, Chief Deputy in
the County CLERKS Office, has prepared
. table OF statistics for the year ending
June 80, from which the following on the
subject OF divorce is taken:
Inc number OF suits pending July /,
1876, was Az, oil whicn 81 were lor adul-
terry, IS for absence and neg ect, 127 for
cruelty, 50 lor drunkenness, and 50 mis-
oellaneous.
The number brought within the year
ending June 80 was 15S, OF which. 27
were for adultery, 40 Tor absence and
neglect, % or cruelty, % for drunken
hess, 5 or fraud in the marriage con.
tract, and 80 miscellaneous. Total pend.
Ing during the year, $50.
Number o. cases decided within the
year, 1853, Of which "a were for adultery
IA Tor absence and neglect, 1sror cruelty
ii lor drunkenness, for fraud, and 52
miscellaneous. Still pending Az.
Number OF suits brought by The hus
band, 40, OF which II were for adultery
IA for absence and neglect, for cruelty
3 for fraud, and II miscellaneous. e
Number OF suits brought by the wife
11S, OF which 16 we're for adultery, 35 fol
absence and neglect, 81 Tor cruelty, 2
for drunkenness, 2 for fraud, and q mis-
cellaneous,
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Police Com mmissiOners.

The Board OF Police Comm ssioners
met yesterday afternoon, President
Jacob in the chair, and all the members
present.
On motion OF Mr.. Carson, the Board OF
Public Works was requested to build a
bUx.sewer in Wilstac street to connect
| with the Davd-street sewer, in order to
abate the nuisance in that neighborhood.
A communication was read from the
Board OF Public Works requesting the
Commissioners to confirm the new rules
adopted by the Board OF Public Works,
regulating the building of payements,
tapping oil sewers, &c.
On motion the rules, so far as the Com
missioners have, any authority in the
matter, were Confirmed.
An ordinance was read designating
the hack stands in the city, which was
referred to HIS Honor the Mayor.
MIR. jacob said some action should be
taken regarding street preaching He
said such deyout exercises led to the OBJ.
struction OF The sidewalks, and that the
marke l-huuse benches were detiled BY
children. The preaching was an annoy
ance to the general puullc, and be
thought il people wanted to pray the y
ought 10 go To church.
Mr. Carson sald Lne Board ought TO
act judiciously in The matter. 10 pre-.
vent such street praying would only
cause new troubles. The police regula-
tions Of the clLy were as well observed
as they could possibly be at the present
time, and he was not for doing anything
calculated to stir up the SUNDAY ques-
tion."
The matter was referred to the Super
intendent Of Police, In connection with
Pre- ,ident Jacob. -.
Aujuurnad
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ORIGIN OF MAHOGANY FURNITURE..

ORIGIN OF MAHOGANY FURNITURE
About The eignteentl century West
Indian captain brought some mahogany
logs as ballast lor his ship, aud gave
them to his brother, DR.. Gibbons, an
eminent physician, Who was then build
ing a house. The wood was thrown
aside as too hard Tor the workmen's
tools. Some time afterward his wife
wanted a candle-box. The doctor thought
OF the West Indian wood, and cut OF
that the box was made. LIS color and
polish tempted the doctor to nave a
bureau made Of The same material, and
this was thought SO beautiful that 1t
was shown to all his friends. The Ouch
ess Of Buckingham, who came to look at
it, begged wood enough to make another
bureau for herself. Then the demand
arose for more, and Honduras mahog.
any became common article of trade,
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reported, while in the corresponding six
months OF the present year 39S deaths
occurred-a relative decrease.
Tubercular disease Of the membranes
OF the brain was the alleged cause OF
death in ten cases, none having been re-
ported in the half OF last year ending
with June. Perltonitis. not associated
with the puerperal state, destroyed q
lives in the past half year, as compared
with IA in the corresponding six months
of 1915.
Tue mortality from cancer during the
period under consideration was 20 per
cent. less than in the corresponding Pc
riod OF last year. And finally, the deaths
from violence have fallen from 70 to b5-
being reduction Of "a 6 per cent.
Respectfully submitted.
THOMAS II. KEARNEY,
Health Officer.
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W
HoLLIsrER & ROBERTS, Attorneys.
July 5, 1877. 5-5tTh
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Special Master Commissioners
GaIn

CSTATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF HAMIL-
- TON, SS.-Pursuant to an ORDER OF sale to
me directed from the Superior court OF Cincin-
natl, will offer at pubic sale at the rotunda
of the Courthouse on TUESDAY, July "a,
877, at IL A. NJ, the life estate Of Margaret Z.
Briggs and an undivided four-sevenths Of the
fee SIMPLE subject to said life estat in all that
certain lot OF ground in the City of Cincinnati,
in said county, commencing at a point on the
north side Of Laurel street, eighty feet east OF
Cutter street; running thence north one hum
dred and two feet; thence east forty 1--WE feet;
thence south one hundred and two feet to Lau-
rel street; thence west along Laurel street
forty five feet to the beginning. Appraised at
", ,345 80.
Terms-Cash ON day OF sale.
To be sold as the prop rty Of Margaret G.
Briggs ct al. at suit Of b. ]. Semmes & o. Case
2,94s. CHAS. y. DAvIS
"A Masonic Temple.
SAGE & HINKLE, Attorneys.
Cincinnati, June 81, 1911 jcN 6t,Th
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Gel. Frank Harff Gained.

A delegation Of Southern gentlemen,
who are visiting our city, called upon
Col. Frank Harn, at his castle on the
bill last evening, and presented him
with handsome cane, IN token OF theii
appre citation OF his qualities as a land
lord and a gentleman, and for many lit
lie kindnesses shown them during theiI
stay in our city. The cane is made o.
hickory cut from the hermitage Of Gen
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jackson, near Nashville, Tennessee. 1t
is elegantly carved and polished, and
has silver plate upon it with an APP
proprate inscription aud the names of
he committee. The presentation speech
was made by Captain Scott, and ably
responded to by Col. Harn. After the
presentation ceremonies tney partook OF
IA sumptunus repast. The affair wound
up with singing "Auld Lang Syne."
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LESLIE E. PECK is the only authoriz ID
agent for the collection OF money due for
subscriptions to the STAR in Richmond,
Indiana.
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LEGAL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TT K
~ undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator Of the estate OF
Kate Schumard, deceased.
JOHN II. MORTON.
H. L. COOPER, Attorney. je2S-3tTh
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Murray 4 Lanman,s Florida wate,

n he richest, most lasting, yet most delicate
of all perfumes for use on the handkerchief, al
the toilet and in the bath, delightful ant
healthful in the sick room, relieves weakness
fatigue, prostratlon, nervousness ana head
ache. Look ont for counterfelts; always ash
for the Florida Water prepared by the sole
proprietors, Messrs. Lanman y kemp, Ne"
YORK. For sale by Periumers, Drugg 'sts ant
Fancy Goods dealers.
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EDUCATIONAL
ORERLIN COLLEGE

THEOLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepara
l. tory Departments Elective studies. At-
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations. Best
of religious influences. Thorough ant cheap.
Tuition, incidentals AMI library fees only SIT q
year. Over / 200 students annually. For fuller
inform alton address j. Ii. FAIRCHILD, Presi-
dent, or J. B. I. MARSH, Secretary, Oberln.
Ohio aus d&w.H
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The late Pres. Dental contest engen-
dered much "bad Blood" which cool
ness and judgment will correct. The
"bad blood" induced by persistent
violation OF Natures great but simple
laws require notonly GOODNESS and juug-
ment, but obedience to hygenic meas
ures and. the proper use Of D.. BULBS
Blood Mixture to insure its publication.
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NIOrICE.-JOHN GUHMANE AND EMMA
IN GUuMANN will take notice that on the
IStn day Of, June. A. ID. 1877, Herm. Marck-
worth, Executor Of the la will and testament
Of Conrad Hills, deceased, has flied hts petition
in caae No. 52,966, Hamilton County Common
Pleas Court, against Anna Hills and John Guh .
mann ana Emma Guhmann, the object and
pray er of which is to set aside the conveyance
Of certain land, known as Lot No. 1C9, in Hugh
Moore's subdiv sion, in Cincinnati, Hamilton
County, Ohio, made by Conrad Hills and wife
to John Guhmann and by John Guhmann and
Emma Guhmann to Anna Hills, on the ground
that said convey ance was fraudulent and m ade
without consideration. The said defendants,
John Guhmann and Emma Guhmann, are no.
tilted that they are required to answer on OF
Dated this 9th day Of June, A. u. le71.
HERMANN MAkCKWORPH,
Executor Of Conrad Hills, deceased.
ip3S-6tTh
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Master Commissioners Sale.

THE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
i County, SS.-Pursuant to an order for sale
from the Common Pleas Court Of Hamilton
County. Ohio, and to me directed, l will offer
at public sale in the rotunda OF the Court
house IN the City OF Cincinnati, on TUESDAY,
August Z, a. d. 1871, at II O'Clock A. NJ, the
following described real estate to-wt:
All those two certain lots Of land in the City
Of Cincinnati, Ohio. known as lots numbered
25l and 1853 on the plat Of subdivision made bv
the devisees Of Stephen Kemper. deceased, as
recorded in Plat Book No. 1. pages l2-l4 in
elusive. being rs feet front each, on kenton
street, anu running back 100 feet TO an alley.
Valued at $315 for each lot
To be sold by order Of Court In case No
52l49, wherein - Is plaintiff, and q. q
McNtaly ct Al. are defendants.
Terms of sale-Cash on day Of sale.
T.. n. WILD, Master Commissioner,
"5l West Fourth street.
HoLLIsrER & ROBERTS, Attorneys.
July 5, 1871. 1y5- 5tTh
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-23
Number "a.
NO COMPROMISE.

Pittsburg, July 23.-Officials declare that
a compromise shall not take place, though
not wheel should turn on theirtentire road
Also that of this community can get along
without the Pennsylvania railroad, the latter
can get along without strikers.
VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS.
R'lmors which have been set a1oat regard
Ing the renewal of hostilities induced the
proprietors of the mercantile and other es
adjustments to suspend business and some
have organized their employees in companies
and rendered their services to the mayor
to aud In restoring order. General Joseph
Brown of the 10Th regiment, also rendered
the services OF his command in suppressins
the threatened disorder and the order
was promptly accepted by the mayor.
In short time the tramp of organization
resounded along 9TH avenue, and the beat
ing of drums and moving of citizen sol
diery through the streets recalled war times.
STRIKERS sURRENDERING.
Plltsburg, July 23-The strikers at 2Sth
street have surrendered their arms. incu
ding three pieces of artillery, to the citi-
zens committee
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S EC O N . EDITION
THE RIOTERS.
A Presidential Proclamation
to Be Issued.
The piftsburg Strikers are Surrending to the
Citizens Committee
AT TINE wAR pEpARrMENr.

Al THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
Washington, July 23-In the war depart
ment this morning there was scene of un-
usual activity, and numerous kilograms are
being transmitted between the department
and various military commanders, especial
ly Gen. Pope, commanding the department
of Missouri, and Gen. Hancock, command
ing the military division Of the Atlantic in
regard to the movements Of troops for The
protection of public property. Adjutant
General Townsend, with corps of assist
ants, was at the department throughout the
night, but all the officers are very reticcnt
as to the plans and action of the authori-
ties. AT 10 O'Clock special meeting of the
cabinet was called, and is now n progras IS.
TWELVE O'Clock N.
Cincinnati, July 23.-Up TO moor every
thing quiet here though there seems be an
anticipated movement of some kind on the
part of the strikers this afternoon. No
freight trains are running on anv roads