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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-17
Tramps and Fire Fienas In the Police
n..~ Nof

ASHLAND, Ohio, April l6.-A Rum-
Der Of tramps we're arrested to-day.
An incendiary FIRE destroyed the
brick block adjoining Mlller's hotel.
Los, $4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-17
Moon Associated Press Report,l

Noon Associated Press Report.
A New Orleans dispatch says the
commissioners are to remain for sew
eral days fora final adjustment, which
now seems probable.
The New York Herald's New Or
leans special says the opposition In
the Democratic caucus to the eompro-
mise has been smoothed over. Cover.
nsr Warmoth is only waiting for the
plan to assume acceptance by the
Nichols legislature and the president,
when he and his friends will go to the
Nichols legislature regardless of Pack
ards wishes. Packard still insists
upon the recognition by the president
Of himself or Nichols, intimating
that this will place the president and
the.oOmmission on record before the
people.
The Tribune special says that the
controversy is practically settled, but
two or three days will beiequired to
arrange details. The compromise is
that the legislature shall DO organized
upon irinla fdoie rights to seats, disre-
gardng the action of Wells, Anderson
Il Co. This theoretically leaves the
gubernatorial question open, but
practically inaugurates Nichols,
The dispatch says the Mich
oils Legislature to-day (Monday)
will pass a resolution giving
effect to the programme of settlement,
and will also pass resolutions covering
the following points: Confidence In
and support OF President Hays; guar.
antee to accept the thirteenth, four
teenth ana fifteenth amendments to
the constitution; the fullest protection
Of the colored people in all the rights
and privileges Of person and property;
equal educational advantages; amnesty
for past political ofienses, 80 that peace
and order may prevail and union Of
all in restoring the material prosperity
of the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-17
The scott Sensation OF Religious ia
Fa uaffes Exploded.

CHARLESTON, April l6.-Tbe News
and Courier has trustworthy informs
ton that the Rev. w. II. Scott, the
colored preacher reported 70 the New
England NJ. K. conference, on Friday
last, as having been murdered, IL alive
and well and performing bls pastoral
duties without molestation In MARI
boro county, In this state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mcclure Brutal
Iy Assaulted by Mckay and M,
Thieves.


Iy Assaulted by Mckay and MS
Thieves.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April l6.-An
excitement was created on Chestnut
street at noon to-day, by the attempt
ed whipping.of Colonel A. X. Mcclure,
of the Philadelphia Times, by Nat Nc.
Kay, government contractor. Nc.
Clure was In company with ex-Gov-
ernor Curtin's, when Mckay APP
preached with dog whip and struck
him. Mcclure caught Mckay by the
coat, and while holding him some one
from behind dealt Mcclure blow,
while another In front struck him over
the left eye. These men are supposed
to be friends Of Mckay. One Of then got
away, and another was arrested along
with Mckay. The prisoners are held
in default of bail to apswer.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

uilpc life ~iOritua mig. % blsDs pso
at aiere TGrtsn BeIteo.
"Selp holot iss Waabe % ierseoe
for, at iss life itulbs briffs Gam.
linesn bort. Wen mine Saaben.
brcore blsps itsois mere % mere
opremte. bs9pnots at ifpoerOnere
% ipnss. Sc iublsoe Ousr Spa.
MEMS nerIorsitaaenbe Sublsmmslle |
Oct fore &ise. % = SOispb SEQ
iubIeoe msb.
"Smiipsr iasoe ri 8oonat ban
mso ct betponinssiulot Smll. be
Mnbts mso itammsnoe 9unSsr. %
iss ulsp porsnbe MistGnfiombso.
Sort.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
@oot Haao os iOlseudroist Grempcl
for alle SrOnosraprre.

ga enbpcr Breucarapsr sr uolat
for, at Oct Ell uatfer Dag fan gaa
ham, ION oct beriorlsbsn Dag Git
msb Vit Yats Wul9isl | 8linfeu.
pile 60, Ga, iaa oil ies life nnc.
laos at bsrstts Den mGrfpGrbi9e Gil
ora9elle, ier at man / paafommenoe
5ilieloe fan bragg iis ben til Nptte.
Sst 9if nsmll9 iaakoes til, at ei
uu9t MuIGisI ialbt baslonos NED /
ell CANNED 8reuo. ION bar GO -
Tiger 90 ifripsr: itrii - SOB epb,
bporpeo ba o9iaa Ell bel Gel Soro
% Sten iuI9ie meo Oct neo / On.
bet. vi MnitrGneelle iOr at trGffe
Sbret cp i9ien bar iru9tesles. lan.
lom Oct lao oltior iait inostlemt %
Gisreu, lom trOeoe at Wul9ilet bar
lia b~elfaoi9st. at bet alli9epel lite
funoe lepe, bslluttebe al Weoliosnbeo
meo Staffslsu at fan 9iOrt ell Gnoe
paa bets 4Ibsllsr ioa mart lom mn.
li0t. Ga ban M / Ell Salti9beo
fife funoe uotUnfs noasn annen suer
beore Maabs at laa 9lort bet al
mso Spret. laa loo ban brin9e st
@osules Sorb. ION ban ltprteee
oper Get. Wsn MnlGilst, lom li9e.
iaa lloet lom no0eu Inoen cnlfeos
at blips Ispsnoe ~be9rapst. rpltees
mart Sorecn al no lgien % arbsi'
osoe Den ino UNDER ia. bporpeo Del
oa bepsne is lcrs CONNER Opae.
st npt 90s blep oerpaa iiprtet neo,
bpilfst bapbs Be famine SeIger Jon
Oct icrlts, nsmli9 OF Spret, eiter al
bare orbsipet Ell Stunb, bsianotes
at baps moret Ct libet Stptfe til ot
imoo 8rpnrtantsn. ga forsilOS sr
of SiI1tuerns, at man lfuioe forle9,
at liprie Bet enc Q9S Serb ntb opsl
set sfttr Oct anbst % le ON BE-
moalfe funbe blipe peo Of irampI
Sorosn nsb % iis islu op. inotil BE-
tlIiibit funbs iprefte no al Brenosn
ION 8plliuaen al @ssst. ga, ion
last. iaa eiort. 5Oltene CAB iia nj
itrar ifrro mso at lploe Vrpnber
meo Sorb laa burti9t ION WulGlle
funbs trampe ben neo nnoer il9
Set bar Ct lent Mrbeice. bet I%Orltaal
iig men Oct bar motiomt at ie
bpOrlebsS Den ~Innsereoe Mrbeiosl
neoe i Breuosn ltieb Jig / &sire
CONNIE ior 6omme. ia9te % lent
men ~liffsrt, inc il oct fun bar uoel,
iaa 6oc ira 8anten. ga sioroe De
et SprGl o. lprat cp al Brenbsn
lom &Orfeu al 8lsins Yophaltsr
Champagne oil ri alcris inaffs ON
laa Ian9t borte ira 6rantris)
Oct par nnosrIist, ia oct par rig
tiS rort. % belle 8psn fOm no %
iaa osrpaa, iaa Yipnsr man9lsr be
life paa / benne Sag; perlom mar
fun fan fiabe rsm. % osrlom Wul
Hilet baOpe funnel tale, ltulpe Del
pit baps uenot ia til 5iIlfusrns %
la9t iom iao: "Never mind, Ladies
and Gentlemen, rnar gnbeH er 0oe
sr NlttuS 9Oot."
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
The New American
Sewing Machine
,r Nam LnAun
or 0en beOjte

or 0en be0lfe
fOrbi Den aaar mIettsit, roli9it, % CT
Den ltGrfste Walfine. Oct er Den
ensite @altius i @erosn. Der bar
Self threading Shuttle
Self setting Needle and
Self regulating Tensions.
&raaoen brGiltsr oloria paa Den.
ne Walflne. oa Den or altio iGroi9
I'll al ip paa, li9e9plbi9 snlcn Sem,
men or ipf eller tpno.
Senns Waifins ff GuIo Weoal=
ieu peo Ebilabelpba lloitilingen /
1876 for nm stunning % Brooe.
ring.
8iuao iffe N9cnter for andre
W0lfiner at narre Dem, men I'M.
rerie9 The new American iorinoen
Se tlsOft, OB ne 1eoer on ln9en
anben.
SGIaes biuist for 8ontant slsr
paa Senitanh hos
M. 3. Yafer Il gro.
SscOrab, Soma.
FAINT hos
Setter =. 9insn,
&aibin9tOn Yrairis, SOMA.
@eneral @elteru Office:
?44 @abaib Mpe.,
Chicago. 81.
2. Mcacunn, Wanassr. Oil
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
HOME INSTITUTION.
Allianfe Gjensioise Eips Assuramfe 9elskab
al Dc JOrenebe Stater.

Oct noroo'tlae Sonia Gspausmsut. meN SOpsSfontcr StcOrah.
Don. Z. VI. Surbtf, acnerssme6l. q. %. scott Wrlsre a 5,brit.
., ". ". Wilt, Sasfsrer. Srbu gmmon siere.
y. y. @oams, &aueslsmaub. Is. Sppericn. Risbmonh. nmh 8kre.
Dc Yense, ION temmsr ino unber bette 0spartsment, sblaaues inSsnfpr
Cthritet, bppreeo ahlaa bet, Der fcmmer tnb for Sipsasluranee, b(iper inbeus
TO. lamme Srees.
petite Ssllab er eraanhsret uueer Sanias's Seps, bpHe ere Iaa ne ls
sSnT sIesaslaranee. 'om nessn anesn Stats unicnsn, % bet tlbpSsr lBe
ha 9pe. Sthetbto lem no9t 8cmpa9nt be 8crtneee Stahr. Oct uehe6r
ale o ic,iieaise Sla9s goliesr. REGISTERED AND T0TNE DIVIDEND
SnSetmtnt % Assurance tiuise.
Bar Nsuranen faar pe Ra9t bpa6enten mar br M Shm e0er paa ReiGr.
uelal l. -4Ea
asmter, icm bette SaIab asselsu bar lin anbraste aasital CT 70 pet aarlis.
@an Tan bmpsuss fs meb 6oripsrsiel til bpsmiSmbslf at be spenfcr uapns
9iretptr. &. II. OH a TTERTON
10 1 @ar. 8snsral Nsent, Seeorab. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Wanniattnr. o. Colonial &arer

fem nj ialser til tiosiua,enee lave Bri'
Ter. 81 BRUCE lite bet Snsb al lslee
ncale iaa 8isnltanee
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

Sames y. Gaiton, Btatbent.
Sobn Nmm0n, 8iee Brsl.
:. u. Suroid, Sasitrer
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Mn nUrif
OSTREM & HAUG, Gisrs

lneertsauebe tilabsr fig bsrpeb at
bsilenetsjsre for bet 9rebe Bublifum /
9eecrab "a Smean, at be nu bar ins.
rsttet en- M 9iuiarb Sau | 9eecrab,
/ 6reb. OILERS fcrrise 9panius | Was
ter Street. bpcr bet altic pil alaee es
at faa 8slSs af pore 0snuer o. Yss
fienete. yere piliareboree CT af be
allsrfnefe oe beoife, flsbte fra bet be.
flsnets 9runswids Sabrif, ppis Barrel
Ter er i~masfulet uefprebs, scrs Yarsr
er al, beefe Slaas. Wan pil altie tlt.
pc btbauelst mee Sersfemmtnbse "a
9sHeliSbse. vi ialaer afe aneet ene
Ale, Beer og Porter,
Yin % Gigarer.
@iY es ct 9eiss.
y. =. Snrsm. y. y. Saus.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
nnncr Snefi0bspris,

fer berpeb at lctfe Selt inc, CO pit bsrs
for bslleritfe bsfatte IS meo, peo ieee
SNper at opertere npAet iaohaut
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Observation-Disclosures

Qurus er life at taie ON eisie blares
Sieer).
vi bar altar | Sst siert ct fcrf9tist
CO, lcm vi trcer, bslei9t uepaIs al
AN Ct A.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
HUMBUG.

HI
ollie pore Yarer ere at ben S~eifaHenbeb,
cs ere fisbte laaleees, Al vi Tan bapC
en- SmuIs 6ertieneite paa benz, ca eca
els,e 6nbosr 3tt % Stiel. vi vii Der
fer bsif fcrtlGtte, lom vi bioinotil bar
9iort, meo en- lieen men lepn 6ereel pad
enbper Sius nj Ial9er, oa ircr at ollie
oermee pil are beeft tent sanseen.
Sem i4opanlis b,itaar sOrt Wager af:
S%iOlctOier, Tor ale Norsiioer, / lmuf.
te Nsnlire 70 suIsrer.
Sbawlcr, enfsIle Os %OObbeIte. til ale
Briier.
Stakeholder (6epsuants)
Tloncaer, Opera % iimpIs. baIu. %
bsl'nle fra be beefe 6abrIffer.
cashmere, Satlnstt. 8meeo. Sean
20 Scttcnaee | scbt uopals.
SfiOrtetOier, ulb o9 Bomulo, FAINT
farsissiprte Sticrtst al ale Slass.
lluoerflGocr for Ssrrsr % Gamer.
SanOiier % Banter, Sfi0ri oa gu.
5ies for Stcre % Smaa, 5attis
Os &is.
StOplrr. SfO. SUsrifo % @aIo9sr.
Satte % Sncr.
&olonial Sarer, ialtst oa terrst 6iif.
&%urpema9tr = @rbeibe, Sculpart,
Salt, eement plp.
6crreiten Gilt icm man a~lmineelia ptns
ter at Tinoe | oor Nprretnina.
Sa Der er laameaet Siraal ON Zen
tant, Hal pt life unolaee at bemarte,
at pi lem Mnere, allerbelit enIter Rcn,
tant icr pore Varer, men trcr life at
bet nstcp nu tr Sioen til at inolfranfe ia
Ill ueeluftenee SpntantsSanoel, ea ptl
eerier fun / 8en'iabeb paaminee ellie
90 6nhper lem ltaar / &elnifab til cs,
ON at afslsre famine inosn lite Sanuar
naIttommeree. Bort Motto pil bsrsfter,
lem isr, blipe:
0Ooc Sarer, biaise Yriier %
Fort Senitanb
I'll lire % flfe &unosr.
6armproouftrr tngcs / Butte for
Tarer.
US rbsoi9f
Lee, Johnson & Co.
.. .. OcnmiS
banoler meb
}ine9roteriersu@e
StcntOi, o. @lasoarer, Srdparer,
Salt, Gemcut, Ylaiter Earis Olu.
Watn Strest . Secorab, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
DEBORAH
2lutb OriIeret &ap.SfOO 900.
6crrstnineslefals iammsn meb
FIRST NATIONAL BANY [ 9eeorob.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK / Seeordb.
6rnnolagt al Gnpitaliiter / 0seo.
rab ior al oripe en- orbsntli9 Spa.
rsbanf.5orretnins. Suoifuo ira en-
Dollar og opao mootaess. Henter
bstoles, og Hentes Hente for bpcr
q Waaneo, iaalonae Ysnssns blius
ltaaenoe / Banfsn. Wan fan lite
srboIbe Renter pna en- iifrers sucr
beors Waues, buertsn al lmaa sner
tore GUNNER, END peb at inol9tts
Dem i benne Sparebanf. sri bar
Ell norif 8siient, Der lGlaer for %
Easiager Siletter for WHITE STAR
yinien % ale andre uom9rtsoe Samp
% Scilitibsltnicr til % fra ale
ltlnbinaullte Saune, o9laa Tcrlcr
paa ale De bsoite Banter i De fan.
oinapilts 3anoe.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Nenner % &uuecr,

at vi icm ~i9opanlis er beiiiaitiett meo
at fortune Yeroen Zen Del al cen ieets
minhffe) meb
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Blank Notes,

lnetunsnt. 80 | bier beg. islsts for 40
eents VI. Stotte /
CeccrabsN clens Sfir.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
3 9 2 8 . .
Saf for Chit!

Ga wore fierntboenee 8euner, iom
iieleen fcmmer til 0eeerab, iunee fri
hes Ill at tire at VI bar ~itauolet Scr
retninser, fcrei ri | ben Isnere Sio life
alennem Apilerne bar laoet bore fra os
iaa faar vi encslis fcrle9e at aiie Sie
til at fcrtalle pcre
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

Srnitees % Heierentes:
Is. Is. 9idermau. 8. y. Sbpmpicn.
". Sraoiib. .. @obidsn. o.. 10.
Ratteipn. - Bret. Y. sarieu. 8ep. y.
Soren. Don. ~. 3. eommsu, 9r. ga
Saslerer. y. .. SolberS % ale andre
Sfabninaper | Seecrab.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Stoughton Vogue.
Stoughton Buggies

Aultman Taylor Vibrator Srfsmotin'.
Massllon St01cmaf ne
G. Aultman 81 Cos smNtma1Ht
Sarpt. Hand Corn Planters, % ole Slags Sarmreeflbe.
Ri tilbpcer Dc openitaaenec Wfaifiuer til be bilisife pri,
Ter, % saranterer Iilireesbce. Ri bapc altio ct fort Cp.
lag al "Grtras" for ale Weaifiuer iom oi idlser.
Sod nj ioft,r pore 9lnosnrab Tor ben bonl brte Se9uiu0 baa.
Der ol, at De fremoeIes oil beige os "a bde port Spag fotuom
De febsr anhdfeos
gerbeogf
0angen x SHlucrOn.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
g. 6. Sausn. " Sulpsron
0augen d 9uluerson,
tIbDosr 5atmerne al norbrt Soma % ipoH0e
Wiuuslota be fe9mbs pdprepebs
Tarm=M aifimer for 1877.
v Salusrion.

OIISP II. W OOUS HUJUBSIeP (PlWtT ba 3Oo)
Waiter II. Woods Harvester 0farr 81 6ob)
(Ssu Sineer fan faces nj bcss cisis Nalhnsr)
WaHer II. Woods Reaper (alrrr 54SOo)
UaHer II. Woods Reaper 0frrr 6 so).
Waiter II. Hoods Reaper Reel Rahe 0TGrer 81 3OO)
Reel Rake = 3
Iron frame Mower u
.MeadOU King .UOWer.
Little MiJfdin (CHampiOn) Reaper 0irru & Sob
Single or Combined
Leader Iron F,aDle 0forr 8 aoo)
Lender Iron Frame 0frrt 3! 300
(Stagc Single or Combined
Beot Harvester. Belot Reaper. Keystone SO Nipe. Taylor SO Rp,
Buckeye Drill 9. 10 oa II Hoe.
Buckeye Seeier II on II Hoe.
Prairie City Seeder 10 II o. II Hoe
GALE mtb euu iornou Grass Seeder Attachment
Keystone (Sehe) Corn Planter.
Edward Riding Corn Cnltyator
Belot Norwegian Brakiug oa Stubbe Pows.
Peru Stubbe Flows. A. 7. Dckey Racine 5inuu9melu
Fairbanks Scales. Bloomington SpmnRlnu
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-08-02

The world moves. The Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce has resolved
in favor of postponing the resump-
ton of specie payments; whereupon
the New York Herald concludes that
both the old political parties are in
the throes Of dissolution. 1t says.
1t is still some weeks, and. indeed, some
months, until the 18th OF October: when
Congress meets. We have thought that the
present parties might last until then, but it
would not surprise us if both concerns fell
to pieces before that time What with the
southern question, the question OF civil SER
vice reform, the question otintecnal improve
mcnts-on which leading Western demo-
cratic organ, the Louisville Courier Journal
has lust unbushingly announced most he
retcal opinions both parties are drifting into
the breakers so fast that presently general
cry will go up of Every man for hinselt.'
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-08-02

The Red Wing Republican intimates
that the republican party OF Mime
sofa is still under the domination OF
Gov. Ramsey. 1.-THE arm Of the Lord
Cardinal even reaches them from the
grave It says:
Considering the queer position that con
gresham must not even recommend man
for office lest the spoils system be revived,
but that the Office holder appointed upon
any other mans recommendation might
properly manage the machine as OF old, we
have supposed a case. Suppose, forinstance,
that in Minnesota all appointments should
be made in disregard of the opinion ana ao,
vice of congressman but on the advice and
recommendation OF All ex-senator OF great cN-
perience in that direction; suppose these ap-
pontments were to devote themselves to the
management of the machine in the interest
| of the ex-senator as zealously as his collect
ors, land officers, postmasters and otner ap-
pointees used to, but without neglecting their
official business, of course. The supposed
case meets the requirements of the Pioneer
Press, but where would be the civil service
REFORM There would be lots of civil service
for the Crowells and Frankentields but where
would I've the reform
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-08-02

LONDON. July 27.-The Times Bucha-
rest correspondent states that the Russian
commander after requesting the Rouna-
mans to occupy Nicopolis SO that the Rus
sian garrison might be able to act against
the Turks from Pleyna, appears to have
succeeded in concentrating sufficient troops
around Plevna to enable him to dispense
with the (Nicopolis) garrison.
Thereupon Roumanians were informed
that their divisions would not be needed.
These matters are important, proving the
existence of an understanding by which
Roumanian troops are to be called upon
when needed. and also that Russians do
not anticipate any danger from Turks at
Plevna
1t is believed the Russians have COM
pleted their line around Rustchuk, which
has been advanced in some places near
enough for them to throw shells as far as
the inner line OF Notifications, but the ac-
tual seige has not yet begun.
Reinforcements have been sent from
Zorwitch s army to Rustchuk to join the
Russians before Plevna A dispatch from
Kalarash says Russian shells have already
caused several fires in Silistra. This,
however. is unconfirmed and thought to
be highly Improbable.
LONDON, July 2s.-The Times Nlenna
correspondent has the following conflrIna-
tory of the defeat of Suleiman Pasha al
Kara Breuar, near Yeni Saghra, yesterday
Suleiman Pasha's advance guard of ter
battalions and two batteries, have been de-
feated. losing ten guns and considerable
quantity of munitions. Sulelman himself
remains at Adrianople.
| In consequence of this reverse the hope:
espoused IN Suleiman at Constantlnoplt
are much diminished. 1t is feared tina
the Russians, encouraged by this success
will again begin marching rapidly on Ad
rianople and southern Roumeiia-
or the $50 Bulgarian prisoners recenti,
brought to Constantinople fifteen Wer'
| Immediately shot.
The same correspondent tclegraphs tina
the English feet is not to enter the Dos
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-08-02
The -Anti-AlonopollSt.

phorus, because it is supposed that Russia
would not be slow in Selling the Gallipo-
liza and Dardanelle forts. Peace thus be-
comes daily not only more probable but
sensibly nearer.
The dispatch Of English troops to the
Mediterranean is not inconsistent with
this conclusion. Although Prince Gorts-
chakof has not made a declaration, ne
would not treat directly with Turkey, yet
public opinion throughout the continent
is agreed that settlement must be made
by Austria and England, as the powers
most Immediately interested must throw
off their reserve and make their voices
heard when terms Of peace are under dis
cussion. England and Austria can then
intervene with all the more force, because
they remained neutral during the strug-
gle.
England has abandoned her intention of
going to Gallipolia and Austria has alb
stained from entering Bosnia. Austria and
England, however, to be listened to must
be ready to support their demand. Russia
is aware better than any body else that
nothing can be definitely concluded if OPP
posed by Austria and England. Every
thing seems to show that she is disposed
to respect these susceptibilities, hence it is
that rumors of peace are circulating with
out being in contradiction to other reports
Of Austrian and British precautionary mill
tary measures.
1t is generally believed the other powers
will proceed III accord with Austria and
England
The Times Bucharest correspondent
says it is stated the Russian loss at Plevna
included 40 prisoners and two standards
! It is believed that the Russian force now
preparing to operate against Plevna il
Overwhelming, and that unless Osmar
Pasha retires lie will pay dearly for pre-
viOuS success.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-08-02
THE GREAT STRIKE.

CHICAGO, July p: l p m.-The seat OF
the social war has been removed even far
ther away from the news centre than yes
terday, and it is now in the vicinity Of
Archer avenue and Halsted street, some
four miles away.
No cars are allowed to run On Halsted
street on both of the viaducts. None are
running on Clinton and Jefferson, and the
rioters have tried to stop some other lines,
but without success. Some laborers at
the Western avenue stables struck this
morning and formed i'll a line, intending
to force all other stables into the strike.
They were however prevented and dis
persed by the police. A meeting of sal
Tors and stevedores on Lake and Water
streets was broke up prematurely by po-
lice at 1920.
At 1880 D. m. the guardians of the
south side gas works became alarmed at
fving rumors and called for reinforce
ments. which were sent last night.
AS james J. White, a respectable men,
Der of the Chicago Board of Trade, was pa
trolling his beat at Lawndale. a suburban
village, he discovered a suspicious charac-
ter and at once arrested him.
He had taken his prisoner some dis
lance when the tramp began to resist and
suddenly drew revolver from his pocket.
placed it to Mr. Whites forehead, fired
| and instantly killed his captor. He then
escaped and vigorous search has failed
to discover his whereabouts.
CHICAGO, July q, 6 p. m.-The regulars
have been itching for an unrestricted
right to clean out the mob. Such prop
osition has been made, but it is not acced-
ed to by the city authorities. The tan
ners who struck en- masse during the
warmest part of the controversy, have to-
day resumed work with equal unanimity
Among other establishments which en-
ploy large numbers of hands which have
resumed work to-day are, Crane Bros. .
Co.. elevator manufacturers: Peter Schut
tier s. Co., wagon builders; Furst & Brad
lev; farm machinery, and the shot tower
These firms employ from 600 to 1O'
men, and were obliged to close by the riot
ers, though their men were anxious Il
work. Two companies of infantry ant
three Of cavalry. direct from Fort McPher
son, fully armed, arrived here during tn
day and are quartered temporarily at tn
exposition building awaiting orders from
the Secretary of War. A close watch
kept on the rioters. Their every move
ment is reported and any resistance or IN
subordination will meet with summar
punishment. The police headquarters
have been notified of the arrest Of Sandy
gang of plug uglies who have been goln
, about inlimidating workmen and compel
ing them to quit. The members OF tn
board of trade to-day raised s. 500 for th
family of Mr.. White, killed at LaEndal
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Several farmers from this county have IN
vested in the grasshopper ridden districts O,
Swift and Stevens counties. Letters received
nv their friends here, state that about the
3rd, the flying gvasshoppers, paid them Q
visit, and that now their crops are not worth
cutting The truth never injured an lndlvid-
ual or state, and there is no denying the
ravishes of thu pet has done an immense
amount OF damage to the wheat crop.-Has-
tings Union.
So far as Stevens county is concern
ed 1.-The wish is father Of the thought
in the foregoing statement. In the
greater part of Stevens county the
yield per acre will be as large us in
Dakota county. and "old Dakota is
one of the best counties in the State.