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WORK IN THE COAL FIELDS.
spIrEFUL RESOLUTIONS or IDLE MINERS, FOL
LOWED py GENERAL RESUMPTION OF MIN
ING LABOR.


LOWED pY GENERAL RESUMPTION OF MIN.
ING LABOR.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
wiL.EsBARRE, March ~, 1877
During tho last few days the miners employed in
the coleres OF tho Lchigh aud wkesbarrc Coal Com.
pany have held several meetings. all OF which have
been acrimoniously argumontativc Tho miners sp.
pearcd to be determined not 10 work for Mr. Parrish
the lessee OF the mines, unless some guarantee was
gwen them that they would be promptly paid. They
had decided at meeting last week to 20 work Tor
the receivers, under the reduction, but NOS
on the IN New York and them win
the ctcrnnation Of the mon THIS nttec lost
both aud money. as the receivers gave them no
encou cement whatever. As a consequence. very
large meeting OF the IDLE miners held hero last
evening and formidable resolutions against going 10
work Tor Mr. Parrish we're passed. There was great
diversity Of opinion as TO tho policy OF passing these
resolutions but the majority finally ruled and IL was
supposed that unlimited idcncss would be forced
upon ALL
NIX. PARRISH vfRM
Before the meeting Mr. Parrish had been beseccd
by INDEPENDENT committees, who Tried 10 persuade
lin that his only WAS meet the demands OF
paid Tor thor work. Mr Parrish, however, was in
lie SiDle deeming the demand insult and Informed
the that thcy could go to work not Just AZ they
chose.
Palmer THAN WORDS
This morning the resolutions passed last evening
were forgotten, Tor nearly every repair oil To tn.
different coerics when tho Whistles blew nd went TO
wors without murmur. rnus tho whole trouble
ends with everybody AT work aud with no Likelihood
OF an Immediate stoppagc
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BRIGHAM YoUNG's GUILT.

EVIDENCE AccUMULATIS0 TO FIX THE RZsPoN-
sIBILIry OF THE MOUNTAIN MEADOWS MAssA-
GRE OK THE HEAD OF THE MORMON CHURCH.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TrcsoS, A. T., March q, 1871
To TUE EDITOR or THE HERALD
The following appears extra OF the Tucson Star
OF this date
BRIGHAM YoUxG's INSTRUCTIONS To the GUARD
The following IS correct copy OF the original order
given concerning the Mountain Meadows massacre.
TIE order with three adavits authenticating It, was
found among the papers OF the late ex.Chief Justice
John Titus, OF Arizona, and formerly Chief Justice OF
Ctah.-
SPECIAL oRDER.
SALT LAKE CRY, April ~. 1858
The officer In command OF the escort hereby or
dered To see tina, every man is well prepared with
ammunition, and TO have II ready at The time you SEQ
these ieamstcrs hundred miles from tho settle
ment President Young advises that they should be
all killed, prevent them returning Brdgcr to join
our enemies. Every prccau,ion should be TAKEN and
see that not one escapes. Secrecy is required
BY order OF General Daniel II. Wells
JAMES FERGUSON.
Assistant AdJuiant General
The original order. with The aihdavits. arc IN ma
possession and have had frequent conversations with
the late Judge Titus my former law partner in regard
10 the matter and he never doubted the senuincncss
OF the order or the guilt OF Brigham Young.
l. C. HUGHES.
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AN EDITOR SHOT.

TOPEKA, Kan, March q. 1877.
At six o'clock this evening shooting ARRAY occurred
between J. Clark Swaysc, editor OF The
Blade. and John w. Wilson, formerly or tho
Topeka Times, which Mr. Swaype was
killed. Tho testimony before tho Coroncrs Jury shows
shat Swaysc drew his pistol hrst but that both fired
simultaneously. Wilson received slight flesh wound
cheek He arrested, and Is now In jail.
Swnyec shot through the heart
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TENNESSEE'S DEBT.
AN EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE TO BE
CALLED.

CALLED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE. March %, 1877.
The Legislature has adjourned without making any
arrangements TO adjust the State debt No action was
taken the compromise proposed by the New York
nrbtrators, being understood Tint Governor Porter
will call extra session OF tho legislature the
iimo of which is not decided This whole matter viii
then DO permanently and definitely settled. IL seems
TO be tho sentiment OF the members OF the
Legislature and OF the people generally that
this embarrassing question should be settled
early day possible, and IN such that
the question Will hereafter be wholly removed from
politics. AS the amount OF tho state debt on which
VIII have to be paid cannot DO un-
III compromise Is Effected no tax levy has made
meet such interest That matter also has been do
fcrred until tho extra session.
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DEADLY ARRAY.
TWO MEN KILLED IN FAMILY FIGHT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

Ib1 IEAGOHAFH TO The HEHALD.
RICHMOND. Va, March 81, 1877.
Particulars Of double murder a. Dublin. Pulaski
county, have just como to hand. Il. l.. Scott and r.
Charles Page brothers-in-law, had dIlc Guilty abou.
fence separating their lands. Page and hrs son
ordered Scott to take his fence down. which Scott re-
fused to do. High words then ensued, and The two
Pages advanced upon Scott with knives and clubs and
tho latter, having his shotgun with him In the ned
the tme raised 1t and fatally shot the younger Page
In the stomach. Tho elder, still pressing down upon
Scott, fred upon and hts head almost blown from
his shoulders Scott Immediately surrendered himself
to tho authorities While In custody second son of
Page attempted TO XIII HIM, but was prevented by
who seized the pistol There has been great ex.
element In the community, but public sentiment
justi1cs Scott, and Page had long bulled him.
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LOUISIANA.


lpy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEw ORLEANS. March q, 1877.
The day has been unovcntiul here. The Nichols
Legislature met IN caucus TO-DAY aud decided TO post.
ponc the adjournment which had boon informally
agreed upon for Saturday. The policy OF clccting
United states Senator before adjournment also
discussed and deferred Tor iurtncr consideration.
Everything remains quiet as yet at the state House,
though much uneasincss and nx,cty prevail
State consos declined to-day to 5S
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HELD FOR MURDER.

SAN FRAycisco. March 81, 1871.
Chico dispatches state that the parties arrested in
connection with the recent outrogcs there
were to-day sent 10 Arville, tho county
seat for confinement Five of them, Eugene
Roberts, W. z. Conway, Thomas StaInbrook
and John and Charles Slaughter to-day wore held 10
snswer for murder and arson. John Mahoney,
Slaughter Henry G. Wright, Adam Hodermnn, j. 7.
Jones and james Terry were hold for arson, having
waved examination.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES AT WAR.

WASHINGTON, March 81, 1877.
The World Mutual Lie Insurance Company entered
suit in tho Superior Court OF this District to-day
against tho New Jersey Mutual Insurance Company,
claiming s33, l22 MS due a contract. An attachment
rs claimed the case which will engage the attention
OF the Court short time, but tho main suit will not
be tired until next year.
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DIVIDENDS TO BE PAID.
icy TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD. !
.BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

TRENTON, n. j., March -, 1877.
Chancellor Runyon to-day made an order that Re.
cciver Lathrop. OF the New Jersey Central Railroad
Company pay dividends due or to become due op stock
OF the south Branch and Newark and New York rail-
roads, due April payments 10 be made only sioux
held by tho New Jersey central Railroad Com
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship China will leave this port
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at tho Post once At
eleven O'CLOCK A. W.
Tng New Yoag HERALD-Edton for Europc-wil
be really at hali.past eight O'clock IN tho morning
Single copies IN wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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TRIAL FOR MURDER.

BELLOWS FALLS, w., March 81 1877.
The trial OF solou s. ooley Tor tho murder Of his
brother Frank, October IS, 1876 begun here
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SUICIDE by A MERCHANT.

PHILADELPHIA, March 81. 1877.
Charles II. Evans aged twenty i've years. commits
sion merchant doing business at No. l22 Chestnut
street. committed suicide a the Markoc House tns
morning. Il Is thought financial embarrassment led
10 Iho ct
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WIFE MURDER.

I,rrrLEroY, N. H., March %, 1877.
Guy Kimbali Of Dalton, dissipated man. sxiy-Gve
years OF age went home drunk last night ana during
a quarrel with his wife beat her to death with stSx
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rur WEATHER yFsrrnDAy

Tho following record will show tho changes In the
temperature Tor the past tweniyfour hours, IN
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by tho thermometer AT Hudhuts pharmacy,
HvRA N
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A RAILROAD RACE.

TWENTY CARS, LOADED WITH SILK, TEA AND
HOPS, CROSSING THE CONTINENT AT AN uN-
PARALLELED SPEED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST. LOUIS, No., March 81, 1877.
Railroad mon greatly excited over a race against
time now In progress. On March the 20th, twenty
cars, loaded with silk, tea and hops from Yokohama,
left San Francisco for New York, In an attempt
TO boat tho time made two months ago by
tho Northern rrnnscontincntal route The train
reached Kansas City to-day, and will arrive here
In the morning Tho train In It's flight
runs over the Central Pacific. Union Pacific, Kansas
City, st. Joseph and Council Bluffs, ST. Louis Kansas
City ana Northern Ohio and N iss,ssppi ana Baltimore
and ohio roads. IL Is claimed that tho time by the
Northern roads will he beaten forty-eight hours, and
the result Is watched with much interest.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

ALBANY, March q, 1871
The republicans OF tho Legislature will hold caucus
next Thursday evening TO nominate candidate for
superintendent OF Public Instruction. Hon Neil Oil
more, the present superintendent will be renomnaIed
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LOST OVERHEARD.

SAS FRANCISCO, March %, 1877.
William X. Polk. third officer OF the ship Adam n.
Simpson, just arrived from Philadelphia, fell over.
board In the south Pacific Ocean aud was drowned.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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SPORTING NEWS Is FULL.
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giving latest n "N po for H,oer,e"T farmers
the cheapest paper Toe world Cattle Notes. Market
Reports Financial S ,isvp' YORK LIFE
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Three cents n,. Tor ,n. single e92'e,
the country. 1t Is DUH and while IS gives attention
10 all that concerns the spee" interests of tho "rnsr
"'' ALL THE NEWS FOR DOLLAR.
It's circulation Is rapiy increasing ana II Is being taken
widely in the south and wsss Sy Gsgp, desiring to send
DO them better service than TO mail tncm Of
weeTy ,,sr"a r wS1Ss eS O." BAT potA. wan
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until 5 +. N. Wednesdays.
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APPLY oN rliE PREMISES.
DYEING AND cLEANING.-NEw YORK DYE
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FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO Trs ORIGINAL
color PARxyws Ham BAIsAs has no cqnst
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING AN
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This Invaluable Alnsnac /. now ready.
ternsc rressnslns IN ,t. pages nc "cis ,"e for %s
Presidency IN all the states rendered absolutely pecss.
The present issue contains as special feature tn. full
ELECTORAL BILL.
rrc,ideu. and Vice President ae comneas.
the ss" ana Of %s@ss o. ss"a
tors and Members. yes and nays the wmes Of senators.
inc tue nigh coun Of Arbitrsion Besides this special
iigRAID ALMANAC roa 1877.
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is7u % sicssrnsni Bond. q che various snss Rates Of
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CONTAINS corrected cc. return. Of the Presidential Vote
members u the Forty fourth and For,yth Con-
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FABRICS AND CLUTCHES ARE BOTH rem.
dsred afveiously white by CLEANS SULPHUR soar.
iiiLL's Ham and wnisKsR DYE. Black Brown, soc.
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.



OTTAWA, Ont, March q, 1871
In the House OF Commons last night Sir John A.
Macdonald asked II the government were aware that
the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia had decided that the
old great seal OF that Province was illegal and
void and had been since December, 1867 and II SO II
the government contemplated dealing With the mat
ter?
The Premier said be had no Official knowledge of the
matter No communication had boen transmitted 10
the government on the subject
The Minister Of Marine ard Fisheries SAID no was
now In position to state officially that Sir A. T. Gait
was appointed Canadian Commissioner to the Fishery
Commission under the Washington Treaty, that Hon.
H. W. Kellogg had beon appointed on behalf OF tho
United States, and that M Deaport, Belgian Minister
at Washington, was tho third Commissioner.
RECIPROCAL TRADE WITH THE UNITED STATES
In the Senate last night Hon. Mr.. Read moved tho
following resolution
That, In tho opinion OF this House. tho present and
future interests OF the manufacturing and agricultural
industries oil the Dominion call for tho adoption OF
national policy by which either reciprocity Of trade
with the United States be obtained reciprocity
of tariffs established by Canada which was discussed
up to late hour whom the House adjourned.
FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.
CREDrToX, Ont, March 81. 1877
The residence Of Henry scilly destroyed by IRE
last night Three children, aged respectively nine
seven and Ave years. were burned to death.
ANOTHER YEARS DELAY FOR THE TRANS
CONTINENTAL RAILWAY.
SAN FRANCISCO March 81, 1877.
Victoria despatch says the government, IN reply
10 Lord Carnarvons last railway despatch declines to
consider the question Of compensation but comedies
another years delay in the commencement OF the con-
structiOn Of tho railway
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NOVA SCOTIA FINANCES.

HALIFAX, N. s., March %, 1877
The estimates, as brought down by tho Nova Scotia
Legislature to-day, exhibit considerable
In the various departments The government est-
mated the revenue at $6j3 150 and expenditures at
1914 l5O leaving balance to tho credit OF tho Province
OF x70 600
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average Temperature Yesterday IT
Average temperature for corresponding date last
yoar 20
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A.-BENNErr BUILDING.
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.

CREDrToX, Ont, March q. 1877
The residence Of Henry soily was destroyed by nre
last night Three children, aged respectively nine
seven and Ave years, were burned to death.
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thOrty was an Opcct OF solcituuo 10 FRANCE put tho
Clerical Abuse law, TO which their questions particu-
inry REFERRED purely question OF Italian internal
policy.
PRICES MUST CONF DOWN.
A conference OF the and men OF the South
Safrordshire nut, bolt, rivet and railway fastenngs
trades neld at Birmingham on Saturday last to
consider the employers declaration that reduction of
wages necessary. Represcn tativcs OF the
poyers explained the necessity forced upon hcm by
the keenness of American and Belgian competition.
Tho workmcn consented 70 take tho revised list Of
prices for further consideration.
GERMANY PROTECTING HERSELF
Members OF all the German political parties have In
roduccd into the Retchsag bill remposlng duty Of
od per cwt on every description of iron goods. The
bill VIII very likely become law. petition has also
been presented In the Rechstag by artisans employed
IN artistic manufactures praying Reconsideration of
the refusal 10 participate in the Paris Exhibition.
THE Young KING or SPAIN
Tho Morning Post publishes a despatch from Its
Madrid correspondent sayiDg:--"I am authorized TO
deny the reported engagement OF marriage between
King Alfonso and the Due de MontpensIer's daughter
or that exQuccn Isabella has written the Pope an.
nouncipg the marriage"
MILITARY RIOT MAYKycE
The Constitutional (of Paris) reports that military
riot occurred In Mayence the birthday of the EN-
pcror William. There was nght between some Prus.
sian and Hesssn soldiers Several were killed and
forty wounded Among the dead arg a captain and
lieutenant.
WELL yIxED AS REGARDS LIVES
Minister Dcprcts submitted TO the Italian Chamber
Of Deputies yesterday tho budget for 1877, showing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-17
EocssI RreyieieS.

Atsmcetin5 cfthc republicans OF the AiltnE
ton masislcri.l district Ct this county, held last
nipIi. the FLOWING nominations were made
Far Surrrr,!nr James Il. Stevens; Justices OF
the Pra:c. ". u. L)uax, Austin Syphas,
and Alorzo c. Hayes; Constable, Randolph
Rnrch: Oyersecr Of the Poor, Jacob Williams
Suncriutendcnt Of Roads, Scptimus Brown,
RraJ. Adams, j. L. White, q. w. Cochran
and others have purchased an excursion barge
for use on the river, aud yesterday nIed Ger
ti6ca,c oil the Incorporation OF the WASHINGTON
Barre CCmpany IL The register 3 ONCE or that
city. It is understood that the charter rates
for excursions on tho river will be lower lhls
year than during past years.
Marriage LICENSES have been issued in Wash
inetop to r. Read, Of Prioce William county,
Va, aud Mary &. Wilson, Of Prince George 3
county. Nd; Charles l!1vett, OF this city, anu
Sarah Richardson, Of Washington; and A: j..
Thomas and Alice S. Birch, OF Arlington, va
The buildings for the new picnic resort at
Geisboro Point are being RAPIDLY pushed 10
completion. The steamers OF the Potomac
Ferry Company will run from washington TO
that point until midnight. 1t Is expected that
the new resort will be success.
Among the graduates of the theological de-
partment OF Howard University, in Washing.
ton, On Tuesday night, were l.. johnson and
Temper S. Robinson, oil Virginia.
Falls Church il rapidly improving. New
buildings arc in progress, streets arc being
graded. sidewalks laid, and shade trees planted.
AZ vii! be seen by notice elsewhere, the boats
Of the Potomac Ferry line will run until eight
o'clock at night gu and after Sunday next
The shipments by cana from Cumberland
were very large on Tuesday, amounting TO
3,SG2 10 tons carried by 81 boats.
Rev. w. s. Penck will preach in the NJ. f.
Church this evening at o'clock.
The price OF bread has been still further re-
duced to five cents per pound.
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ErOna Washington.
DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE

,I DISPATCHES To lie
l;Ph''''" WASHINGTON, May II, 1877.
:, :. understood here that during the ffcs''
49,, 49, visit North he has heard SO macy ca.
asI ..;ons of approval of his Southern poi'cs
psss's s,or the most pronounced republicans
s ". h. will return to the city more determ'oeo
. s., ever TO carry it out. Ii" WILL n's lF''ou'
'' u.s. make visit South 10 i short time
~ VIRGINIA NOTES.
-. .,,;vsl Of several Virgioiabs, prom'oeot
!ns ';', with the Richmond postoince ap-
D5,o,ons makes it evident that That lha'' -,
i ',, hoc5me Zoe subject OF same n'Vsueo. ao
IN as the President rcturos, aod '"o:o W." VII
,! IN postion to know thick that acuou wa.
. ~ upon the subject before the c'Vse =.
", nrssant, or during the early portion o. W. W.
-" 1t may be said with certainty tha' 't'ss
C,n Lewis prospects have coasluetao'Y o'.kae
o'l dnrnc the past few weeks, but ncVeF'ne'
,'|.n IS not believed that she Will DC II,
~, %SSs.';n,rd but she may still nave ample
,',b'ooth 10 secure Iurthes delay 10 The matter
~ no,tof6ees were established, uor pos'a'
.,,,intmapts made ia Virginia this morning
NATIONAL NOTES.
in. subject Of the appointment c! 4 new
;;ri,,er 10 Vent Zuea bagiUs 10 attract thucn
,,,auliou 10 Government circles anu IL Is ~ ".
.,ssj, the appointment Will DC haa' III " &C."
.t4ys. :,,,t or,
The Government Offices are without ANY
,t,,y whatever except routine business.
rae Postmaster u encral will make V!sit
smith next week, leaving here on the 2t'h
,a,f lie " Il extend his visit 40 further than
.lanla.
Additional instructions 10 naval othcers re-
.,.r,;os the neutrality to be observed IN lhe
,;u;s.o Turkish war were Issued to-day
Gfy ", H. +. LEE RECOMMENDED FOR
.;,yERyoR. The Salem CONSERVATIVES pub.
H.hes : communication sigued augusta, and
tsad.d "L,dcr from Stauntou," which pays
mimic to Gen, ". II. +. Lee and urges him
), the person who should be elected the neS'
Iioyrraor OF Virginia, and calls upon the 1lrm-
ers to support him, saying that "hc IS man
,',oij and a farmer, and it is the duty OF every
,arpcr throughout the State who prldeS 10 MS
.iI,ue 10 give him his hearty support.
I'm. FIIz LEE FOR GoyERNoR.-A CORES
n,alrnt OF the Richmond Dispatch, writing
;f,a Spotsyl7auia, says: The facts. 50 tar as |
yc, pr.parcd to speak. are these: we would
.rlrr lion. John L. Marye as our first choice,
arl i W. canuot get him, then we Will 90 ior
that c.unt soldier ana honest farmer General
t,;,huch lee, OF Stafford. We will, however,
Il. -. oui cordial support to the nomlnee OF inc
.,,yru,ion, whoever he may be, lhouG b his
w4y. may have appeared dark to Us who are
ut Politicians.