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GrtRDING .iG.iIN>r 4 RIOE
Exteu-ive Preparations that were Made to
suppress am Ou,brcnL Last Evening.

Justus H. Schwab. the leader Of the work
inenen's demonstration in Tompkins squire
last evening. removed his Headquarters in the
n.nruin, from his lager beer slloon. in First
street To- Runners saloon. at 33l Enst Tenth
street fncinr the squnre. Kulper's place in
GUIDES a large rear room. in which the man
arors 81 tho no.tin1, and their friends hold
-. :, H. ut,, A.
""H> "'"l'i'h'c7 ""'ihE N' u'S' 'N"""" -
q German, a iisht blonde, siN feet tai, Weighs
l~u p,,utpi- Inns LIGHT blue ov,.e WDar- "A full
l,.l a,.l ,,... -, ,. d. T., ,,, .l,,,,,.
OF animal -plr'is.all'd TO great mental activity.
49, ""s ""', "' u"' "'"N'nH ~ ,"''0',s
p"' WIS ""nY7 ltauy l" slup ana W'A on me
labor question ms an ctcd by the strikes. He
and "A con,runion went ia pnlao Uenduunri.rs
II, 49,. ,,,,,.,.i,,,. ~ Il go i,.,....,. ,..,,l. a. .
~ wv 4''' Nihk anu ma" an 'H'clNl'N Will u''
Comml~-. On"r-. Mayor Ely WIS present hut
lct.k H., nal i'm the conference. and WIS i,-
,t -, 81. u,
l"l' n'' "i'''"El 'i~''l ny 'N' Nis'''i7' = uN"p
said ne hud come ip ask that no lnllc" Ollie r-
MIDI Doe, -.rt IL, Vnunkins ..unr. us he fear
..,, H. -
Pr Sideni smith said that IL was customary,
ON tn, occasion of any Gathering great or small.
g., ,,,I "a 81. ,i.i.,,t ,.,f..o f,... T., ,.-.s,. ,..
!" s'h' s"l''''h' p"''' l"r,' l" preserve
order, a. arrest or iispNrSH the dis ricrly. and
tnnrotcrt the non tahl, IIruddr,i thut mo- doc
XXI l .i. a., Al a.. ~
Nl"''' go """'" Nv '''''' '' 20 va" ''".f-
kms -Iuare meeting. 10 which OH '"r- ia ad"-
,ti,to nntulc rs would certaiulyhpscnt. ), hwuh
replied lhhi me- wound provide Tor ue ll'S'rNa-
ton ol order with his own police force, ~ hr
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THE war ~ EUROPE.
The Russians Rcpuisrd Progress of the Bonn
bardtnen nj of Huachuk.

LONDON, July 2j--Thc Dnily News' Biala
despatch Of the 23l says On the 18th inst.
the Russians sustained n severe check, IL moi
an actual defeat. at Pleona. Gen. Schillder.
with portion Of the Ninth Corps. consisting
Of an infantry brigade. with cavalry and ariil-
cry. was sent against the place, and approached
II in slov My manner. The Turks took the
offensive and ropulsed the Russians with heavy
KISS"
The bomhardment OF Rustchuk from Giur-
gcNO has recommended.
The Russian army Of Rustchuk has advanced
10 the line OF the LON river. touching the
Danube at Pyrgos. aud il slowly wheeling on
That pivot t. invest the fortress. Nearly 10000
mon are now Jammrd into the angle between
the Danube and the LON. Tho Turks have
abandoned the line oi the LON without Night
lng. One part IL believed to nave retired on
Rust'huk. and another on Shumla.
CoNsTANTtNOPLE. July 25.-Suciman pasha
is at karabunar. near which "a Russian force is
also assembled. grcat battle Ii cN peotcd.
telegram from Shuina states that the Rus
slams were defeated in an assault ON Silistria
on Monday.
4 dcspat, II from the Governor Of Van. in Asia
Minor, dated July %. says the RUS ians havc
completely evacuated the dlStri I OF BaNaLll
IoNDON. July pa Russian official 4 .suutch
from TirnuVn, concodln. tho defeat at PicVna.
Civ = the Russian loss ut two colonies and four
teen inferior officers Killed. one General and
thirty-siN inferior OFF rers wounded. and / SIS
men placed hor, ne combat. Gen. Sehilldcr has
retired to the Bicla road
IoNDON. July % Reuters telegram from
Hlgusa states that all the outlying. forts around
ncgrlns The fortress oil Nicslcs itself alone
holds out.
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NO TRAINS IRON FORT W.irNE.
The strikers Protecting railroad Property
from T'ramps aud Idiers.

Fort WAYNE, Ind. July 25.--Thc strike
has spread considerably in this vicinity IN the
past twcnty-four hours. All freight crews on
the Wabash Grand Rapids and Indiana Rail-
roads have ceased work. Officers are with
drawing trains voluntarily. Two passenger
trains scheduled to leave the city tonight on
the Wabash Railroad have been withdrawn ly
tho company All railroad shops and factories
In tho ''ity are running ~ usual cNeeItinG the
c.a-u Railroad and of Odds ~ SONS. Tn Wabash
shops vii uuiuuhtedIy close tomorrow. Every
interest In the city IL suffering materially. and
publ Appeals Tor the assumption of tra0ir are
loudly Expressed. The STRIKERS continue to ar
ford cunplrt" protection ip ruilroaN and private
property. and last night dispersed two molS Of
drunken section men and traiul-, who hal
gathered "a thu irn"k. threatening mis- 'hi"f At
this writing the strikers are holding a secret
mtDtiu..
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railways and the tclcgrarhs Of this country
managed in their interest and II was shame
that u land that could feed four hundred
lions could not afford II support for forty
millions.
Mr. Savary. bag maker in Newark. spoke
next. H. protested against railroad monopoly.
men-Garr,tt and Scutt-who cut the rate Of
wages below living rates, The people should
have control oi the railroads that is to say.
they should bc Int in the hands Of the general
GoNcrnm nL Tho sympathcs Of the working
people were with the mcu who nre now
ON strike. their interests being the same.
i was Il shame for Q man like Henry Ward
Be-, her in recent # salary If s25 1000 pr
year. 90 say that Il workman should aud ought
10 live ON 81 per day; lMu b aIplauseL The
workmcn present should Join the Workingmrn's
pltiy oi tn" l itcd stat and strive. i'm peace"
anlo manner. Tor their principles. Coop ration
WAS IN, only remedy in the United States to re-
move the starvation now existing among them.
All H." speakers cundrmn"d riotouS proceed
INK and violence. and counscllcd moderation on
tn part Of ALL
were in the outsk irts Of the thrung. Sometimes
They pressed their way in gangs of five or six
within hearing distance OF the speaker. and
disturbed attentive li~t"ut rs with rude hut good
naturcd remarks about the address and calls to
each other. People beyond tho reach of the
srmak"r's voice stood algrt in groups en-
lWing the ,cnolngss ol the night air,
or promenadcd about the square. In a
d0Y'n places during the evening groups formed
To- hear conversations that started between two
individuals. and which in the end grow into
addresses. one man in the rear Of the main
stand gathered I'm audience of two or three
hundred p.,rsoIps; He was very bitter against
it could b. heard hong distance. though he
stood on Ne ground amid u dense throng Of
people lie warned the people against the cor
ruption of their Legislators. and urged them to
stand up against tn" press. which Otherwise he
predicted would ovcrwlem them. Several
women and kris were in the throng.
AsKiRMisu AFTER THE MEETING.
About hltccn minutes past 0 o'clock, "A party
t,u-'n N'' nnl ,,s''m ,'i ", w. .i,,.1
rini,H ~ ''ri a., NY i,,''," v MN,
i-.-l'Y sur tNr tt,.i W. .'iiNi li,", ,S
NV, hI.N il VIZ nt" sst,,' l, , ,,ti,it,
~ H., i,'N "inm ',i."i'1 1,,r,.' - 49,,
~ blIh.S "". i'uu nth' .uII'u ~
= lts' "N'nur !. hi-nrh ~'I''l, "m'
", NJ '"9'N"lu '"N"iu av,.pAtt"N H.
~ ". Nl, W." ,i Ell, I'll 10
9t ~ w " 1850 "Il''." i''.. III
rI'Mu' SHyinE; " 'l,u''n' " p''' ,'I W q,
~ r. .l.'i.! ", Vi ~. H." 49,, Vi ni ~.
i " luS !tr "vI,iS WIZ H''Nu' ''in w
iIt"W.Y wv snow, vi ',h rs ~" I,'.'
~ anu ,"pthlhs w uly-h IN hS
N'r' rtiH A. VIII uIi NJ. my ~
nearly dlshpi'i ,threukn W",r Wwunus,
l'l hl'y rtuieu Nl'lI m'n' "hl inau' a
t.trin' chut@. ulc'h ,U' L"u-ns' WI WI"
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OHTO'S DEVOCRfCr.


CobuMBrs, Ohio. July 25-Thc Democratic
STATE Convention mot AZ II O'Clock to-day. Tho
attendance is very large in comparison Wit
former gath arings. temporary organization
was elliott Il. with W. J.. Noho Of Seneca county
as Chairman. The usual committees wcro
announced. Permanent Off ccrs were chosen
us follows: Chairman. J. +. Mckinney Of Miami
county: Secretary. W. s. Brown Of Hamilton.
Presidents and assistant secretaries wcru
chosen. ono for each district.
Tho balloting for Governor WIS very slow.
r. NJ. Bishop Of Hamilton county was nom-
mated on the sixth ballot. The Committee On
Resolutions then submitted the following. which
were finally adopted:
n'd rngw- IT, glodscs Of devotion to le Ino" and the
ual 10 the Preservation irce Cove rnurnt the faithful nd
irt'mc TO ihc following PRINCIPLES strict consirnc,
S,nl over military 9wct' the separation Of church ana
sat equality =" all cufcns before the mw; llcrt, vt
iu r afgn'scrnr, IN ihg lawn cSprc-.,d VIII oi the
pubic iandi to thc use u actual rrider;. Tie main.
riui.n t. The i.-g"s now pending before IN, people
E ii w. o ig1e gien gs n ~, arq q Il B.
IN slY %, majority Of the electoral aud popular vote
grrous ,ncroaclhcm nuou popular n-ht that has ever
,hs r in Of he ra"d l not he ,oier"ed anu
sgcond-Ihc suuoiion u the industry OF the country
inc We ION. laws enacted by thc Republican, party
q INA, a.. m, aus ." r,g'T we i'l's,el lor'
gcn-y complained Of Ia business circles, demand the
fonr.h-Ihat We d,nouncc ~ an outrage upon tho
measure demonciing silver and demand he passage Of
aw which shan restore silver 70 IL monetary power
ey ' ug ,l @er m,y we have ever had and
siAih-wc conerainla,c ihc country upon the accept
ance D., TIE rrc.en ADMINISTRATION ut the constitutional
south long avocai,j by DO Democratic party, which
has brought peace and harmony 10 that section Of the
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THE ERIE STRIKE ENDED.
Terms Agreed Upon at Midnight What They
Are-AII the Men Going 90 Work To Day.

HoRNELLsvILLE, July 2G-The Erie strike
IL ended. a meeting Of strikers held last even
ing sent a committee to confer with the railroad
officials. They were accompanied by their
counsel. Mcssrs. Bcmis and Hawley. and 1t was
chiefly through the cNcrtons Of these gentle
men that the settlement was effected. After a
long conference the committee returned to the
meeting and reported. Shortly after midnight
the meeting voted unanimously TO accept the
terms of the company. and the strike was de-
clfrcd nj an end.
the men Of the ten per cent. rcdur ton; all
strikers to be- r"instHted in their old positions
rN-upt thus, who went to NV York on the
committee: these men to be- dealt with by Mr.
Taylor, Superintendent Of the West I'm Divi-
sion who Is 20 h- advised TO be lenicnt. The
men were also assured that Donahue should
not suffer-. All warrants now out are 10 be-
withdrawn. The men All 20 to work at q o'clock
This fuDrututr
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publicity was given to this action, the Commits
sioners believing that no need OF the soldcry
would arise. aud fearing that the prudent pro-
vision would excite public alarm. The follow
ing resolution was passed:
R,',i That in eon1q ace o Apprehension Of riot
authorize the appointment q n9t ekeeedins 900 special
gsT S w WAX SrS ns% XIV R,er rns and
Rnliroad comranics and That the First DEPUTY CLERK he
tribute the badges and clubs o such utc,rs
III, sad officers rport to sergt Ferris Of the Nine
A large number of men were sworn In under
this resolution.
Ample arrangements were made 70 pro-
tet rntcd States property in the city. An
additional lot Of arms and ammunition WAS
stored in the SubTreasury. and two Cutting
runs were moved into the building late in tho
afternoon One was planted To command the
Wall street entrance. and the other was pointed
toward the doors in Pine street barricade
was formed behind the massive iron doors and
shutters which were locked and buried after
the close Of business hours. and an extra furos
Of Treasury guards were ordered ON duty.
About seventy-flvs men dad duty in the building
last evening, many Of them being clerks who
volunteered for the service. A irrsh supply Of
rifles and tall cartridges were received at the
Custom Hous" and other precautions were
taken to reprcss any attack. Superintendent
Hitler kept the whole force Of vatchmrn. labor
ciS aud lOrters on duty during the ni..ht.
Steam was kept up there, as well as IL the Sub
Treasury. in readiness 10 throw boiling water
in case uf an assault Acting (Oilector Iydcckcr
and Sub Treasurer Hihouse were IN communi-
cation with Washington through the day npd
with the Federal mllltnti nutlNrh's nero. lie
garrison ON Governors Island WAS r. enforced
10y several hundred troops from Fort niagara.
Phftshurgh. and other points They were Kept
under arms. with orders g. NOV" 10 IN" Irut''-
ton Of rdcral buildings IN the event OF dis
turhunce. The 800 marines aud soldiers in tho
gun ship Minnesota. living Of tn" BHu 'ry. were
held I'M readiness. The commanders OF the
Colorado and Svuiara lying at the Navy Yard.
also received INSTRUCTIONS To hc Prepared To-
move their men at snort notice. At tn" United
States Appraisers oil - and public stores. nj
LuiEht aud Washington strn' iS. the force uf
wat nhmrn was Increased AMI arms were dis
States bonded warehouses along the North and
East rivers and ON the BROOKLYN shore were
stocked with arms ana ammunition, aud the
number Of wat hmrn was doubled. Several
proprlotors ~ the stores called NJ the Custom
House and asked for Government protection.
The officers Of the downtown banks mani
tested anxiety for their institutions. md in
vokrd tho aid of United States troops. The
banks wrr" strongly guarded. and arrange
m,nts made To- make il hot for any persons at
tpulltiug to uttack them.
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HE Mayor has ordered all liquor saloons
THR0uN FRoM THE TRACK.
Rails x moved and Erie Passenger Train
Duched-Three Persons Iniured.

OwEGo, \. y July 25.-An Eric train
thrown from the track noar Owcgo about
O'clock this morning consisted Of a baggage car,
two passenger coaches and the sleeper. ii was
ditrhcd and partly overturned. The passengers
wrro brought here and together with the mails
were forward, q two hours latrr.
Tn" tram had between twenty and thirty
un-~nugcr- one rDll had Boz completely re
moved, and the spikes drawn from eight or ten
more.
Two Insse ncrra and % brakeman w'ro injured.
tui very slightly 'Nroln" " amy Of loo West
Tho .rah,ad. lmmn J.. Skater Of 1872 Mon
mouth street, Newark, y. sustained hrusc
on N" iuoo. 7 Bradley, brakeman, sustained
AN InLnrX If lhl nm
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nrsiytss srspf>pfD ~ AorTsrTIAE
influential Residents trmiag to Resist the
Mnhs 4 Ihousnnd Of Ihem Lnrnlled.

LOUISVILLE. July %. Seven hundred
militia. many Of them Influential and wealthy
citizens, are on duty. armed with guns and ps-
tolls. The police number 10 Business houses
are closing aud tie sturr.ecpors arr preparing
to loin the militia. The very worst elements are
mixed in with the ilers who iesan tho trouble.
Mayor Jacob las issued ord rs 10 triile with
none: to use prompt and effective measures t,
suppress the least indication of violence or tax
hereof. The excitement roniinu.s great. II is
thought that no trouble will occur through the
day. hui tonight may bring about serious con
sequences.
The Mayor has ordered all liquor saloons
closed.
At O'Clock this morning an attempt was
made Ia burn the Louisville Nashville aud
Great southern Railroad ON 'e, hut II failed.
Business ~ generally suspended on account
OF the strikes. There are no shipping facilities.
7 r. M-Thr situation here NJ this hour re-
mains comparatively unchanged. The scenes
~ Pittsburgh ar" remembered with horror here.
and nl care will ha taken 10 suppress any out
break ia its incipirnrv. There are now u thou
sand citizens in arms anXiously awaiting to-
nights developments. They present an exceed
INK iOrmi liable appearance. and have no doubt
iutimldutrd the Talililf very much.
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NANcHr TER. n. H.. July 25-Charlcs Meal
rua alias Brown, formerly OF Halifax VISITED the pohc,
station anl cnioaN orcd omurder A.s,tau. y MARSHAL
hal striking funUfMun tn'lius lu fr lNe VI A.iWc ran
arl. nam, pursued. nl 4 ami nrcd Hro'lrr Il Z
fu4ctNnn llnuu u4,n u. d anal hluI- NNn ~ lWn. me
BAN entering uic hae. nrar Oh" slime the wound l.
probably iaN Ait,l desperate O, >isiAnrD ht va, taken
e. tAt Inlcr -tflNi :, A. lNr MAS fitI for dlnhAc "a
mess some week a-u ami sWn iDN'uHc
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NEWARK. July % At 10 o'clock tonight
the engineer of "A passenger train was shot 1t
by unAiown persons The windows II the cab
were shattered hut no one WIS hurt At the
SANE hour "a pas-cnsort train from Long Branch.
on tho New York and Long Branch. was stopped
al EA.ah Import. Men boarded the rngin"
with drawn rN"lv''rs. forced tn" engineer To
bank his lirrS. nj lu| @r Tia engine. ant lcaN"
the train. Tho passengers wor" taken to Eliza
beth whore they took the PENNSYLVANIA road.
40 train has come 10 Newark from New YORK
sine. Ii IL SAID that no trains viii be run On
that road to-day.
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Acknowledgements. July IS.
S. Agnes. Smith. Philadelphia.
:, Anemaflc. Ilhh-, Del
s. Algeria. Watson Liverpool July H. and Queenstown
18th
- Colon. Griffin. Aspinwali
S>tolnmhus Reed. Havana
5th.
5, Dcvonia Munro. Glasgow July ~ aud Neville 18th.
- franconh. johnson. Portland.
= Leasing, Ludwig Hamburg July IL. and Havre lIth
5 san jacintu Hazard. savannah
Eitk brothers ti"rlllIiI. rlNHu'. SINGAPORE.
Bark Golden Fleece. Arifsf strong. btrhaduCS
Bark BE rtiA Kuii. Sierd,, ~ Bay uunc.
Also The ueu.iI river till |Ilt-tWl-N vessels.
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WAsHISGroN, July pa Pennsylvania
who has eonyersed with President Thomas A.
Scott in relation 10 the present outbreak. says
that Mr.. Scott said the Pennsy ivHnin Company
would rebuild as few Of their buildings ms pos
sihln ut Pittsburgh. and would remove all thoir
shops and machine works tO some other point
ON the roul ns remote rs pl-sl" from large
n" company would not be- under the influence
and AT the mercy Of mOhs
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which resulted in the appointment ~ commit
tee ~ three. who are to confer with similar COM
mittccs from Sun Jose and San Francisco. to
take decided acton in compelling the Central
Railroad authorities to discharge all the China
mon in their employ with in s'vcn days.
Tho entire police for 49, W IN n numtper Of spn-
ciais. nrc on duty tonight. and the Oakland
Guards assembled at the City Hall. The mrct,ng
adjourned until tomorrow whonn procession
VIII patade tho city. 10 hn followed by spetches.
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Indian. ON the Mnr rn,n IN ,hc nlac. .,nI.

DEADwoop, u. T., July a. Gen. Dawson.
n prominent citizen Of this place received l't-
Ter Tonight from the town of Spearilsh u-king
him for Gods sake Ia send them Hssistana zee.
amt suving that the lndhtii- are raiding IN"
valley aud burning the rnneVo-. 80 Tic women
and children and other persons from tAc
ranches have taken refuge IN SpcarAsh.
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IoNpoS. July -. In the House of Commons
the ol .traouoni.'s continued then tactics to-day Nj
Charles rarnc Home RAJ, member iur Meath, final
~ u reed Ia withdraw certain expression, nnd was az
Ne red tu eANc Tie llous I'll stafford No ilg u 'hlnrcl
lur al the INohrIuvr Al.onitNtd that Mr larul lrlds
guilty of con.mp. be- suspended ram services ~ tlr
llnlsa until ruiaA. Tt debate ON sir stafford NoIul
cOie-s mnnon Mns ahlnnrntl MI fnlnN.
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The Canada southern Hooked.

n~rE'II, July %. No trains are running
on BE-. canada southern. md only an occasional
piss .l-,cr train ou the Detroit division 81 the
lnkH Naorr. The annual IN 'ampnpnt OF the
Michigan State militia has hrtn ordered io take
place AZ once, The principal rendezvous viii
bc at Detroit, jackson. ana Grand lAplds.
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MAHsrIIGEs. July 25-Thc Municipal Coun-
I'll la, hccn dissolved and replaced by eunmi'sion OF
tONt Iuueut nominees
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M.IRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE A1.NANAc-rHis nav.
Sun RISES. 4 u - Moon rises. n
wArFIi-rnIs
Sandy Hook. % Gov Island. II Hell Gate. 10 -
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THE DREADED ASSEMBLAGE.
or9yRfr DiVONNTR Tf0N Nv TONI
hiN> Sqt tHL Isl NI"HE
r,,r,.i,c Preparations {" S"rp'r'' an Out
hrenh Au inih".ins''e N"''rncc nnn N,'-
.,,..,h,. 4 fu<- nuer the Meeting.

L.. i,,.,
A,tt.t.f.p uf thc opening ol the meeting
,t...,,. ,v,.r. ,,,naa.d i'm fine
fl T u.s. s,i'I' '''' WV ~ " "
i. station $50 men from the
J '" go :, ,,,.
FED. Fouuh. Nh'h Ieh'h' four'ecn'h'
FteOrth and Iw'NN-S'N'n'h iiV''"''9'
,.,, stenr1hoat sound
nnl l"'
w." l c.,,s N.cut.u,b
J.. pItNr Nnf'N 'h' ."l'9'
i'fn ,.D tram, ,h.' rIrh seventh. Eighth.
si'l 'N I'' n t,...,., ,,,1r
y fr'nH ana i'N'''n 'V''"''9 UNI
trtth.rrv min. S"rgcants. aud nine rounds
... -, r,.dIu,sa In the .nitnrc nbnut
NON "''' w ''"'''' .''...,'..t =,
o.. ili .t- W ~ m"Ss'n III 'n' S'"'n '"rN'"
il, the ur., mlurylng diagram. They wcr"
49,, ,,,.,t..t H., tho u,uit,tuln. and the
'''9 ,..,''.,,,,.', ,,,,r
'ui cal ium lights WIS NOT ''sl upon 'h'ln'
st, ,,,r., ,,.l....u. r.,.iuv
''r .. "''e ",, r. ,,n. w. nronarations
may have done iu th way of prevention, there
So ma d.uorl an th .fn duriul. the meeting,
vs. "' u,''''''' va n,, TD,r', u.,. ;,
i'n was Iu'' "n' ."' 'F' "
x-Atdaal Of suppr s-ci cNriirm MT hut il was
=, liant f,.,t the mss ',ns af tn, men wore under
, .,, u,a, ,o ,s,l.r,. WIS d.si.,n.l
'ohtrol' "hl li'" u" N''''"' ""9 '7'- 10
.rs was enthusiasm. too. but 1t was not the
,n,u.Msm of a political meeting whore
non "llh'"l '' "'t '"'' ~ 40 H'"'
tors il WAS Tie "nthuS assn ~ NNnNrton, il'
o,ttn.issr, which ,-r.afs tho enumeration of
t''""'''' -,
} 'u:Iis upon when lh" hearers nave poid t'u
srn silly. of the material composinl. III" null
tuu0,--cstimUcd ut from 5000 to 10000 per-
sons the majority Of whom were worknsmon
au q, th no s',n- of prcuar',iinn. ON ~.
,,,.,n win s.,nri IT, he intnNna,rI. ana who
II nm .iin.t The butterflies ..',lsii-s thcm NJ
i,'r,n.t'n,-,tin-i thr work iuemrn. and USING
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LONDON, Ont. July 2j-The differences
hntwcrn the Great Western Railroad Company
and their employees have been amicabiy al
Justcd. Trains are running regularly.
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rrtvy vaults thoroughly cleaned by steam
tltfu-. = llllt- ttAlls AMI Dl-lN4vt unS
Company, i32 Crosby street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-26

Hair Dye Raichclor's-uest In the world Sold by
drs.l.s finiery appllcd al c,lobra.ed Wig factory.
Nu. lb Bond 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-26

Use Wistnr's Balsnm Of Wild Cherry for
coughs and colds and suffer no more,-Alr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-26

A run upon the grOcers for fyle's o. X. Soap.
TIT woman inend IN hot MvatAer--iie
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The grcat railroad STRIKE Illustrations Of
az Pittsburgh and other pOiuts see Nasnuief
10 daN.--Air.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-26

hunt at Aafhuu- whence Ni-t- TODAY the grtndo u
cnthcf iu the wurli Tho ur.t M.n Carpet store was
nod Il ~ futnn It, and To day Is the cheapest place
IN sew York 60 buy carpet,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-26

Ir YOU feel the need Of sthing to brace
va III n1i l. -ff.u H. VAN 81 -h lRk : inNi.nrant
isooniN nfy rcrci g. 'h' very thn- you Try It
Fly cents. Depot - Ncso, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-26

Cramps. Collie, ~ spep-in, Headache. Heart
huru anl dtii uca. have Au remedy equal To farkcrs
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si-itlu- L. KNOCK down nhnfe In this respect tho
Nisni Carpet Emporium. ~ Fulton st. resembles
Autu Tor Prices are hnoch,d down regardless oil oii-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-26

The Heat Ren,cd, for ChiIdrcn while Teeth.
nal, Mr. NlNsluM = soothing syrup
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Nuslnsss Not!tss.
GAFr. FI-EI-lIlM wv

GAFF FIEIScUMNNN & CO.'S
tDNrK4-Stp YEAST
Tho genuine arfcl' Poe lrs our trade and sigma
tur,. To which We Invite sNtrlA ate uilun