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New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
HOW sCHWAB TALKED BEFORE THE MEET

Lively groups of Communists were assembled
Yesterday afternoon at kuDpers saoon IN Tenhs
Avenue b. A banner displayed bearing the words :
"Our strength lies In the justice OF our demands Let
the working people OF the world unlte The Committee
was making preparations for tho evening meeting, but
that did prevent every one from induging III tbe
EXPRESSION Of remarkable yoTs in political ocOnO-
my The discussion sometimes rose to feyerhoat
The law Universe is cooperation said one, and
capitalists cannot live for their interests solely with
out cutting their thro2ts. The COmmuuistc feeling
has been smouldeng and breeze like this fans 1t Into
ife Ii but the expression OF All existing force rs
strong as a force Of Nature, aod II reprossed, a.
does not seem likely 1t will only burst forth ~ fu-
ture time vita Irresistible energy and carry thing
with it,"
Justus Schwab the centre OF IA ring that eagerly
approved his earnest remarks. Although Communist
ip bclef he mcinber Of The Refugees OF the Com
mune only society OF that character ia the CITY He
a. however, Que Of the advanced wortcrs among
the German Communistie etsment and fcr this reason
VIA elected Chairman ~ the Germana Assembly Rooms
Monday evening. He Is u man OF nno appearance. 80
years Of age six feet hight and we'll propOrtoned- His
blue eyes fash IN argument, and his fair
complexion. blonde hair and moustaehe give
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
BEEF For NEW-YORK.

A LIVESTOCK TRAIN RUNS THE BLOCKADE AT SYRIA
CUsE-TnE MILITARY TO MOvR on THE RIOT
ERs TODAY.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 25.-At East Syracuse
his evening, "a livestock train past the yard
and proceeded towards Albany. The strikers were
astonsned 10 hnd that the train WAS not 60
ing u stop. They seized an engine and start
ed in pursuit. OF the stock train. They over
took it about six miles OF Syracuse aud ordered the
fireman TO leave the engine He did and the strikers
brought him back to syracuse. The stock train pro-
ecedcd East without "A fireman. The strikers patrol
the yards at Dewitt and allow no outsiders 10
enter The sth New-York Regiment, Washington
Grrys, 500 strong. route for Buffalo, were
stopped IN this city tonight by orders from the
jt.-Gene;al They are now qusrtered III the hrnory
supt TIinghast Informed the Sheriff that mob Of men
formerly employed by the Railroad Company had seized
the Companys property East Syracuse and appealed 10
him to protect property OF the Company. IL Is under
stood that the military will the strikers at East
Syracuse tomorrow morning, and that the trains Will
begin again The city Is quiet and there rs No al
pearance OF disturbance tonight
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

TO believe has been uncalled for abandon
ment Of their trains at this point The strikers
here have been remarkably peaceabe and orn'r-
Iy, and have shown every mark Of kndness'to the
passengers and used every exeron In their power
to for ward all the mail and passenger trains from TINS
point and have been prevented from doing so ohy ny
orders II the railroad MANAGERS.
As example Of the kindness OF the strikers towards
Us at their meeting evening contribution WAS taken
up re ray the expenses ~ passengers who were mn
prepared the deay, and many ladies AID children
wee provided for at the hotels at the eXDense OF the
st ike.s.
We desire also express our thanks for the Kindness
shown To MS by the cit zras Ol Erie.
The card is signed hy seyenty-one passengers.
MICHIGAN MILITIA ORDERED INfD CAMP.
DETROIT Mich, July 25.-Lttle excitement has been
creaie here by the strikes the Canada Southern ana
Luke Shore Roads. No trains are running on the Cahada
southern ana only occasional passengr Tram on the
Detroit division Of the Lake Shore. The annual ercamp
ment Of the Michigan Militia has been ordered 10
take place at The principal renueZy"uses VIII DC
al Detloit, Jacks IN and Gran Rapids
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
ABATTLE IN CHICAGO.

AN ALMOST Bf GODDESS AFFAIR, But THE FIGHT
LAsTs -FOUR HoURs-ONE KILLED 20 WOUNDED.
CmC.Gp July 26-1:30 A. M.-The night, thus
far has been one of excitement and trouble.
The meeting which was to have been
fcld by the Communists Market-st. was
broken up in its incipency by good
force of police after battle in which stones and
sticks blank cartr .dges and bullets used. The
mob ran away at last, but not without telling the
police that they would have revenge.
they separated. and Il band of them broke open a
gun-slop on the West side, taxing fifty guns and "A
quantity of ammunition. At about o'clock a
bloody row began at the corner of Sixteenth and
Halstead-sts., where the police in attempting
to dlsperse the crowd, were oyerpowered and com
pelled TO take refuge in the Round House of the
Cacago, burlington and Quincy Railroad.
They were soon reinforced, and made a
stand on the Halstcad-st. Vaduct. where
the crowd became aggressiy and regular battle
ensued which was concluded only at IL O'Clock.
The uolce used their clubs and reyolyers with con-
siderable effect. They killed young man named
Patrick CoOney, striking brakeman. and
fatally shot Ed NcGcary. Besides this II or 10
were more or less wounded; how severely cannot be
ascertaned at this hour. The police received nothing
except bruises from stones, fists, etc. The injured
were almost exclusively boys and young men. They
were finally driven oil.
Various exciting rumOrs are atloat, but the above
are the only facts that be CLEANED of actual I'M
counters TIE rioters have compelled the west side
street cars to stop. They have dumped a number OF
Bic Island cars off the track and run them into cross
streets The bridges to the west SIDE are swung and
the tunnel blocked. thus preventing passage. The
south side cars running ~ long intervals.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
CHICAGO'S PREPARATIONS.
FoRMIDABLE MEASURES FOR DEFENsE-HALF A
MILLION FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

FoKMIDABLE MEASURES FOR DEFENsE-HALF A
MILLION FOR PUBLIC WORKS
CHICAGO, July 25-8 p. M.--The mob con-
timed its visits to manufactures and shops, where
large number OF employed during the after
noon aud caused many stop work They met with
rule.
The Common Council this afternoon adopted resolu
tions supporting the Mayor and authorizing the expen-
dure by him OF all deemed necessary to suppress
the disturbances. They declared that patrols Of citizens
should formed and referred the Finance Committee
resolution authorizing tho city to borrow half a mil
lion OF dollars To the city improvements,
40 that the idle may find employmen. The
Mayor issued another proclamation reteratng his
quest that patrols formed and that ders and curious
people especially women and children, keep off the
streets and ordering the police aud citizens to arrest dis
orderly persons Tie authorities Will not be responsible
for any consequences OF collection OF people IN crowd
The merchants held meeting this afternoon aud made
arrangements organized body Of special police,
COMPOSED OF merchants aud employees. who shall not
dsband until peace s restored. subsequent meeting
WAS held III the Tabernacle, {. T. Farwel presiding.
over 900 men agreed 20 report for special policemen
They Will be organized into companies for action.
Citizens meetings Will be held tonight at various
places in the city.
row occur ed the OF Canal and Twelfth SITS.
cIubbed a great many and made some arrests. No
killing has been done to-day though some OF the police
have received dangerous wounds, and some OF the
rioters have broken heads At thls hour meeting OF
Communists Is assembling at Market Square.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
POLICE PRECAUTIONS AGAINST A RIOT.

The police arrangements were adapted to
meet aay emergency that might have arscn lu ali
tuere were 1000 officers stationed at I0mpAih-
souare. and III reserve AT the three n,ares'
ponce stations - those OF the Eleventh, seven
teenth and Eigncenth Precincts. About loo
men in civilians scattered among the crowd
tAeir Guty being especially TO ooS after pcGpocRes IN
spector william Murray Of The FIRST strict was III COM
uand ~ force, and Capt AcCuiiASn OF the seven
teenth Precinct Police aced as his AID and First Occr
The granite wall al the western end OF the square "ss
occupied Just before dark by a T'imber OF boys and
vouuv men These were dIsOdgcd Oy l5O policemen
under Capt Byrne of the Ftecnth aud sergeant Berg
mold Of tue Seventeenth Precinct This body Of Poicc
then held position where they could overlook the entire
crowd.
Al ths Eleventh Precinct Police station in Union Mar
ket we're $50 policemen undsr command OF Capt Thomas
Cheuy and al The Eighteenth Station, IN Twenty secOud
a. were 1870 policemen under Inspector Thomas W.
Thorne Of the Third District aided by Capt Clin-
clly Neither of these commands was called upon
to leave the stations. At the seVent,e enth Pre-
cnct Police Station. Firstav and Fifth-st, were
34s policemen under Capt Nee vain and Sergeant Gust
lm who had charge OF the Western Steamboat Squad
numbering 90 men, About the close Of tue meeting a
amounted policeman gaOped up 10 the station and report
ed that procession marching up Eishth-st Ispec
tor Murray ordered Sergeant GastIn, with the
steamboat Squad, TO dlsperse the procession,
and then followed himself with the rest Of
|
police fel upon the crowd most Of whom scattered be
fore the forces together. There WAS a sudden
shower OF stones ana then the crowd He'd in all direc
lions So rapid tie rush that several persons were
thrown down. Tue police sIucA lew VITA ther cluhs
Inn mo- s.riuus injury WAS known have been Inflicted
ON either side. Inspector Murray was struck by y
stone and Captain Byfnes "as MI by pee "a
brck. several other pOncouicn received shstt
bruises When the reserves came the police promptly
cleared TOnpkins square.
A. tie police hurried down East Eienth-st., Michael
Foiz German OF mddle-age oi NO los East Eishthst
was sitting yard in front Of hs house When the
disturbance began ho went 70 the iron raiLns
which encoseS his yard keeping however,
on the inside several eye-wnesses state that, without
having any proyOeatOu whatever, policeman stuck
Mr. NolZ with a revolver on tAo neck, inhictRg q
severe wound while others sirang INTO the yard
and prevented him from entering bis own house.
lie then tried climb the raj INK separating ms
ward from Of his next ncghhOr bat was dubbed sy
lie brutal IOlcCau aud fell upon tAe pavement Dfesk
ing hi. snee-pan. The injured taken intO his
house and several doctors were called The leg Wa. Set
aud Ar NOz put favorable conditions for Recover
as possible Que OF tie physicians said That there
great danger that nc leg would be sun for life.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
LITTLE DELAY TO MAILS.

Superintendent Jackson said last night that
The tr ube with the mails steadily growing less,
and the railway mail service was In better shape than 1t
had beeu since the strikes begun. Tuesday night
there was only outlet west from PittsDurg. Last
night the roads to Cincinnati st. Louis, Chicago aud
Cleveland were all opened. The blockade ON the Erie
continues before, but assurance was gwen last night
that mali trains would 20 through after to-day On
the New-York Central mails are sent ouly To
R,cheser but the railroad officials there teegraphed at
lae hour last night that they would be able 10 send
trains throuyh 10 buffalo to-day. Tie Western malls are
Ia ew YORK with only occasional brief delay
and about nc usual number OF letters received and
sent day.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
1HE WHEAT CEOP.
AZ ESTIMATED YIELD or OVER 32500o'000 BUSH
ILs-HEDUCFD CROPS IN FURpPE-EfFECr OF
THE RAILWAY BLOCKADE OF OUR FOREIGN
TRADE.

ns-rEnrCfD CROPS IN FURpPE-EFFECT OF
TIE RAILWAY BLOCKADE OF OUR FOREIGN
TRADE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rnIBUSE.l
WAsHINGrON, Jdly 2J.-Ihe continuance OF the
railway blockade will seriously diSLrrange the for
eigl trade of the United States, especially in bread
stulfs 10y interfering with the prompt movement OF
the immense crops about being harvested III the
West. The latest returns received at the Agricu-
tural Department show that the Winter wheat crop
already safely harvested, is the largest produc III
ths country foi'many years. The Spring wheat is
also in excellent condition, and IN Unprecedented
yield 10 anticipated. The cotton prospects are also
more favorable than last year at this time, the pro-
duet now being estimated at upwards of 400, 900
bales The wheat crop of last year was 26O,0OO,0OO
bushels This year 1t will he more than $4,000
OOTbuShels. The average export for five years has
bceu 6l 800 900 bushels. The largest amount ever
exported IN one year was 90,0O0,0OO bushels. Oh
llis years crop not less IhaD 100000, 900 bushels
may be sent abroad
Another important circumstance in connection
with our own alb Indani Iarycs. is the reduced pro-
duction of SoutherI Russia resulting from the dis
turbcd condition of affairs in the countries adja en
TO the Black Sea. Recent special reports from
Southern Russia report the estimated crop of the
prosen season at less than half that of former
years. Russia has hitherto Dcen our Only great
rival in the English wheat market Before 1872
Russia shipped almost as much wheat to the mar
kets of the world as the United States. Last year
the Russian supply only one-third as great as
that of the United States, and for the present year
1t is shown by official communications that the pro-
norton of Russian Wheat will be much less. 1t is
shown by official reports that the wheat crop in Cal
iioruia for the present season Is small that the
estimated surplus of 100, 100000 bushels will be
produced East Of the Rocky Mountains, and must
reach the seabodrd by rail OF river.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
p O S / s G. RIP +.
3:E5 a. m.
THE RAILROAD B .OCkADES.
A FREAK IN THIS STATE.

A BREAK IN THIS STATE.
THE srRIKEIg- AT HORNElL>NILLE GIVE UP-A BEFf
TpArv COMING THROUGH ON THE CENTRAfe-TnE
YVES nrING QJIPPED WITH ARMED DNfEND RS.
The Ene strikers held meeting at Hor-
ncilsvile. the result OF which was an uncon-
ditlonal surrender to the Company. They VIII
be ready to run trains this morning ana
the mihtlry will hold a grand parade, ana
await orders to march, A train loaded with
cattle and bound for New-York has run the
blockade at Syracuse. Chicago and LOUIS
Vile are rapidly farming their citizens
to preserve order, and Federal troops are
concentrating in that part of the country
rapidly. All the workmen of Toledo have
struck, and have received the fullest encourage
ment from the Mayor, who publicly expressed
his sympathy for them, and assured them that
no one whom they prevented flom working
should suffer while he was Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
GOVERNMENT DOING ALL 1T CAN.

TREASURY EXCHANGE To BE USED To RELIEVE
WESTERN BoNDs-MovENENTs OF TROOPS.
WASHINGTON, July 26-1 A. M.-The Secre-
trary Of the Treasury has authorized the Assistant
Treasurer at Sew-York ~ dispose Of exchange on
Chicago, Cincinnati and st Louis for the relief Of
Western banks aud business who have funds In
New-York which not available account Of
the impossib.hV Of transportation. Upon tho
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
THE BRITISH RIFLE TEAM.

LONDON, "Wednesday, july 70, IS77.
The following are the total scores i'll the
competition at Cambridge at the University Range, for
the selection of the International Rifle Team to compete
in America: Mr. Ferguson Scotch team, $50; Mr.. RIG
By Irish teani), SOS Mr.. Humphrey tEnsish Eigh),
sci CD. FentOn English Eish) $780, Mr. Evans (of
former English Echo Team, 353; Mr.. Dunlop tLondon
Scottish, 551 Mr. Pigott tEnIish Eight, BAL; Mr.
Young Irish Team) 5iI; Hr Glider (H4rrow), 53i; MI
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
THE LAKE SHORE.

INDIGNATION OF PASSENGERS DETAINED AT ALBANY
AGAINST IHE OFFICERS OF IHR COMPANY
ERIE, PENN, July 25.-The passengers block
AIDED here have issaed the following oard
ERIE, PENN, July %.
We. the undersigned passengers who have been de
tained trains In the past twenty foar hours wish
10 express tue Indignation feel toward tue Rail
road Company for what ve have every reason
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
GENERAL FOREIGN NE VS..

A NEW SUBTERRANEAN TELEGRAPH LINE
BERLIN Wednesday, July %, 1877.
A Subterranean Telegraph Line between
Berlin and May enee cOmp.eted on Monday. The
lpe comprehends circuits, eighty German miles
Long and untes Mayencc Frankfort, Leipzig. CASSIE,
Halle aud Iern. Another SIherranean Line Will be
Lid this yoar belween BcriIn. uAmLurg and hleL
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
EXCITEMENT IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON. Wednesday, July %, 1877.

IN t1c TOUsc q OOTHTHUHo IHc OU5ITUCIIUTI-
lists continued their tactics to-day.
M. Charles s. Parnell Qione RuleD, member for
Meath finally refused TO withdraw certain expressions,
and was ordered 10 leave the House.
Sir Stafford Northcote Chancellor OF the Exchequer
also moved that Mr. Parneli beng guilty OF contempt
be suspended from services In the House until Friday
The debate on this motion ad dourned TIL Friday.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
UNION PACIFIC ALL RIGHT.

OMAHA, Neb., July 25.-lt Is generally be-
eyed that all danger OF further trouble the
Union Pachc the other roads In this state has passed
The employees Of nj the roads quietly at work. aud
disorderly demonstrations have been made The action
OF General Superintendent Clark III resembling tue order
for reduction OF wages and orderly quiet aud sens
bic of ths osnpoyes 10 universally commended.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
A PEACH SHIPMENT.

WILMINGToN, Del, July 25.-Fourteen cars
OF peaches from the Delaware Railroad lett here for
Jersey CITY az O'Clock tonight There is great Interest
especiay down the state. the SAFE passage the
Pennsylvania Railroad the first train failed to get
through and great loss il threatened to the
growers AT 9:25 ne train had arrived safely at Man
tua Gov Cochran has not yet taken action the
quest for protection against the traups the Delaware
Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIfb Arerue AOiel -Ex-GOv. " illiam Pitt KelIoo,
and Cen A. =. Baager 4 LrsauA and N Or William H1p
throp. u. :. Array -..S aes Bernsrl 4
tien,Ia- -aG " pdsDr iau!in Dean oI
Ac,D HOtLlhe Rev. - b. Perry ana ths
re. !. Rich Bal more ....Astgr H0usS--Iud w. =.
L.cOn Wasig gOa. ad Lieut.. X. T. CaraOdy L. D. navy
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
MAYOR ELY's MOVEMENTS.

haitian Club .oos duIng tine cNcing where ne received
number calls from friends. He was confident tna
there would trouble 1T tie TO pkins square meet
Iug and ex presSel un,,ness - to inc suailo lie
wa- in ircdu nj communication Win & iir Shaici did
smith aud was apprsc Of every la,e Ul tie situation
lie expressed gTaticatOn al ne peaceful close oi
ne
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
POOR FISHING OFF NEWFOUNDLAND.
HALIFAX, July 25.-The Newfoundland shore

fisheries present gloomy aspect No season for the past
fifteen wears has shown short catch At this date iho
weather az Magdalen Island unfavOrabe and the boats
have not been out for The past TWO weeks.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

IUyDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER, for tne
toilet and bath delightfully."- fragrant sni r.r esnlsg
grateful IN tho ROOM Perfectly heaithlu ArsSssa
OF Messrs Kuhman, Fills ami dc Wilde, tie enlh cut f'
and Belgian Chemists.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases Vi oSS, M,
- Generauye organs rsdieay and speeely eueL or az
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
A COMMUNIST FAILURE.
Continued from First Page.

leaders Of she meeting which was decided by Mr. Nc
Mackn. who without more ado, stepped tor"ar anu "
dressed the meet ting in these words:
Fellow workngmen: do not propose to allow any
person step upon THIS platform or on lhe "a
Of NewYork to destroy them rdemoraize the organz m
unou of the men " Ncw-York. We are determined to
sUppor the raiiroad men OF thls country ~ s" has
%%is pssS eaSG'' sG 6S s 'efSS ss psss YewYoTE
that these men disturb and disrupt the pubic Peaco
s; sH. M my desire to have no trouble hui the working
men Of New-York will not be Iamped on , nnu
crushed TO the dust We are a. o. tcC ri oi lives ~
the whole Press OF the United states that tDs sIAC II
caused by the reduction OF wtsoS' ana "no 'm VI
the most abominable and contempuoie frauds Ihat
c,nuittrd. TIey saw t. u' ne Wofhns'nr' nv
of New-Yo'k hat nolouS that we o,sie 10 'I'
at disturbance Though we are Haccdm, tlousn we {
arc determined 10 have peace III New.Nork' We uentr
way througr monopoly ol these companies. IL mas
been rcmat kcd since stood her .6out reNer'nu M
teInau that ne talked against the wo king men o me
couufry. Whatever he bad to expect IRON the "ViA-
ingman for his advocacy ~ ther rshls, ne nHs a.
Heaven tnnk there arr very few tlat VIII Dhe 10 90
there through the gates along witn him ana
by his way lGrcat cneer"5;i NV; GN., rn,,pt Of
New York nj Que time took advantage in THIS Ncy PARK
tO violate their word Oi honoI, To Nl1iS't u, , - M ms
pedges-because those parties pioceeeeu !" tiot ,S ~
saudr-that should do the same. Now my iIle."s'
square We asserted our right to enpress our sn %
pathy With ever, s'ruggl ng m'n Al pIeS1nt & nlo
meui We have in The ci-lr oi our " H"o," 49,
ment one OF tn most eonspicuous iauus 'nHS VNeI ~
ed In the history OF the United Salc ana SO soon as
Hayes moves the Uued States tr0ohS !" support
poratOn. tue people OF New-Iork ana oi AmoIioa WI
protest agans such act, and VIII d~ind Le u"eIues'
tie rights and the i1iviegeS OF American ciuzehS'
Grest auI prolonged cheerinSJ
Jusus schwab then came to tue front and sal Ihis
meeting is now adjourned. and move to give three
rousing cheers for the king mon of America who al
defending their rights exist and live The enc ers
were given with will and the meeting then broke up
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

A witness on the stand in reply to ques-
ton as 10 what the character Of Mr. - was for Cuil
and verscity, sand, "Wel should say that he handles
truth very caTeiessly.'
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
Arrrvpr no suOoT MAR.IIAL.

MANCHESTER, n. H., July 25.-Charles Nc
Alpine, alias Brown. formerly Of Halifax, visited the
Police Station and endeAyoroi ~ murder Assistant City
Marshal LOnga this afternoon He shot At him and
missed. the ball striking Policeman Coburu In the les.
McAl2ine ran being pursued. turned fired an
other shot Policeman Dunn then fired and brought him
down. tue ball entering the back the spine. The
wound probably fatal After resistance he taken
TO The station. NcAlpu nDed for drunkenness
some weeks ago. aud revenge. The streets were
crowded at the time Of the shooting.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
NOME Ne VS..

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
Gam, 10 Noon. s. o n- 81. Midnight 79'.
Highest during the day. 81. low -.. ~
AyeIage, sls same day. 1876, 6si4.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

THE MARSEILLES COUNCIL DISSOLVED.
LONDON Wednesday, July 20. 1877.
Reuters dispatch from Msrselles says the
Municipal Council h.e been dissolved and replaced by
comm sslon Of The Government n1minees.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

THE Pennsylvania DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
HARRISBURG, Penn, July 25.-The Demo
cratic Convention hns bosn postponed from the s
10 tae 22d Of August
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
Announcements.

In trying VAN BUsKmKs lSyGORANf for any dyspepuc c.
kidney diCulty ai troubles you II sHfe w."
you good 90 cents. Depot Is NeseysI
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
WHEN ATTACKED

With naus married ladies' should the surest ana ''
agreeable nudOte. MILK OF MAGNEsLA
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

The meeting next addressed by George Winter, a
eigar-rnaKer, Of Brooklyn. He SAID
N The Stlats Zeifung, IL The Daily Setcs advise the
,rorkingmen 10 remain away from TOmpkins-square,
tben n is lust the time 10 attend there. Applause
Henry Ward Beecher says aboring man con support
family OF SIX persons dollar day and live on bread
ard water. Voices, "Hsng hm|l Henry Ward
Rsecber. Ottendorfer, and Gov. Robinson are
fine trio Of frauds ana dcnagogues
sh,I,."n the Democratic Governor, issues procama
I'm PROCLAMATION against the woTlung-men without
On, into consideration whether they are not
IN sny ~ b@t they undertake They doDt consider II
70 reduce wages they look upon II ~ no crime 70