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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-18
Les consciousness de la greve.

accompanies. chacun le salt,
c'est le systeme Gle transports
artiiciels, on les chemins de fer.
Sans compter les embranche
ments-qui sont dune multipli-
cite effrayante,-il y cling
grandes lignes principales, de
POuest a PEST, tandis que, de
Paveu meme de M. Vanderbilt, il
ny a pas assez d'ouvrage pour
deux. Une pareiile situation prou-
We evidemment que les specula-
teurs sur les chemins de fer ont
fait de y6ritables folies; une
baisse quelconqae dams les affai-
res ne lexpliqne pas.
Pour he pas ruiner leurs ac-
tionnaires, les conlpa gnies Sc sont
vues .obligees de arssilire les salai-
res de leurs employees, ct celia
.plusieurs fois suceessiyement; ; ct
ces reductions ontAte poussees a
IN tel point que les ouvriers ne
pouvaient plus vivre, puisqne
NJ. Vanderbilt a encore fait cetre
phrase, qui est un terrible aveu /:
]" II ny pas a lutter contre des
milliers d'ouvriers qai soat dams
lear droit."
Les chemins Gle fer ne peuvent
sortir lie r6tat de detresse qu'ils
Sc sont cree eux melnes, qua
deux conditions ]:
10. Que la production dams
l'Ouest double ct triple; ee qni
nest guere probable, vu que lie
movement d'iinmigration est ar
|Iete; ct, certes, les circons.an
ces actuelles he sont pas faites
pour lui redonner son ancienne
activite. II he faut donc pas
compter, le moins du monde, SUI
cette augmentation de produc
ton.
20. SUPPOSE meme cette aug
mentation, il faudrait qu'ils eus
sent lie monopole des transports
Or, il y des caDaux, il y a Ia
route des lacs, qui ont an moins
autant de droits d ces transports
fque les chemins de fer. II y {
surtout la vote du Mississippi gu
Hes menace tous dune rude con
|currence, eanaux, lacs ct chemin'
de fer.
/ Que faire en- pareille occurren
Iee9 il ne leur reste que les res
Isources suivantes:
Ou sacrifier les interets de leurs
actionnaires, pour conserver e
alimenter leilr personnel,-ils n,
He feront pas; les loups ne 81
mangent pas entr'eux,-ou sacri
lfier les interets de leurs EN-
'Iployes en- etablissant de nouvelle'
Productions de salaries. Celia, i'll
ne peuvent plus le faire lis sa
'Ivent trop ce quill en- codte desor
.lmais d'abuser de ce moyen. On
Ielever lie taux du fret, les prix d.
transport; mais alors le prodnc
Iteur livrera ses marchandiseS aul
lcanaux, a la vote des laos, on al
Mississippi, ct ce sera la RUNE de
Ichemins de fer. De quelque faeol
'lque Sc regle cette question de
lchemins de fer, la vallee du Mis-
lsissipi ne peut guy gagner. Cett'
lvoie snr les canaux ct les lac
Il'ayantage d'etre permanente, ii
metre iamais fermee par les gla
ices, de pouvoir 6viter tout trans
|bordement, de ne rencontrer SUI
Isa route aucun obstacle, aucnl
lretard. II reste aux voies ferrees
avec leur taux eleve, la ressourc,
des voyageurs, celle des trans
ports a courte distance, gu de-
marchandises a destination eloi
lgnee qni exigent de la rapidite
Dams ce cas-, apres tout, Ia rapi
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-18

RAoduCtCuI hO pCuG . OACuoCt VIC
son prix, puisqu'il doit a cette
rapidite meme de ne pas voir sd
merchandise complete ment per-
due, on tout au moins ayari6.
Mais ce qui doit evidemment
rester aux voies d'eau, c'est le
transport des marchandises lonr-
des, encombrantes, a Tongue des-
tination ct non susceptibles
d'avaries. En- verite, nous men
demandons pas plus pour la val
lee du Mississippi.
Mais pourquoi done cette exa
geration dams la construction deS
chemins de fer? Parce qu'on a
youlu surexciter la production
rationale; on a voulu que les
Etats-Unis Sc suffisent complete
ment a eux m6mes. On s'est ina
gine qn'en protegeant outre-me
sure les ateliers, les manufactu-
res, Ell frappant de droits presque
prohibits tout article etranger,
on arriverait a une tres abon
dante production, capable dali.
menter, non settlement le pays,
mais aussi les pays etrangers par
reXportation.
Ce nest done que CONNIE con
sequence du syst6me protecteur
|et de l'augmentation de la pro-
|duction indigene que s'est pro
duite cette autre exageration
dams Reimbursement deS chemins
de fer. C'est done ailleurs, dams
Icette surexcitation de la produc-
ltion industrielle, quill faut aller
chereher Ia cause premiere des
greves recentes.
Or, Ell frappant les produits
etrangers de tariffs prohibits, on
| s'est expose a yoir SEES propres
produits frappes a Petranger dun
Itarif correspondent. Tant que
ll'industrie ma produit que poul
alimenter le pays, tout est allie
convenablement. Mais du mo
ment quill y q eu surabondance,
alors les produits ne SO sont plus
vendus, ou Sc sont vendus d per
tie. Il a fallu reduire presque
lpartout les salaries des ouvriers
Ioutre- -mesure. C'est ainsi Que
Inous avons vu de nombreuses
Igreves dams les fabriqnes ct les
mines, ayant d'assister a celles
1des chemins de fer, les quelles
mAmes ont etc suiyies d'autre,
greves provenant d'autres indus
tries. Comme,il J trop de voies
ferrees pour lie besoin des popu
Ilations, il J a egalement trop de
fabriQues, snrtout, trop d'ou
vriers. II y plethore dams les
Ivilles il y a relatiyement vide
dams les campagnes. LIE plu.
grand, lie plus fertile pays dt
monde nest pas suffisammen1
cultiy6.
/ On aura beau Sc retourner dams
tous les sens, inventer toutes sor
tes d'expedients, OH n'arrivers
pas a sortir d'embarras, on n'evi
terra pas de veritables catastro
phes, >si Pom ne restreint Ia pro
duction, si l'on ne renvoie pa
aux champs des centaines d.
mile families que ron n'eut pai
dfl retenir dams les villes.
il Encouragement aux travau,
j Iagricoles, l'immigration dams Lex
campagDes, VOLTA done le v6rita
BILE salut du pays. Or, lei encore
Ile Sud, Ia Louisiana en- particu
Ilier, tout a gagner. 81 fort que
lron favorise cette immigration
dams lie far Quest, une partie d,
fiot Sc detournera bien pour velil
chez nous, on il y a tant a faire
! on lon peut s'6tablir a 81 peu dt
frais, on ron trouve tant de ter
res fertiles, pour rien on a pet
pres rien. Celia, nous ne l'ayons
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-18
lie Journal des Opelousas

public 10 singulier avis suivant J:
lie public est averti de ne pas
acheter des cochons, grands ou
petits, d'aucun des travailleurs
llelneurant sur mon habitation !;
ces cochons sont empoisonnes.
ssTHos. G. ANDERSON"
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-18
ge giauuier.
PARAIr ToEs LES sAMEDIs.
DUPATY, Editeur.
PRIx DES ANNoNCEs:

PRIx DES ANNONCES:
I'm carre de dix Iignes, Ire Insertion 81 so
Chaque insertion suivante -. rs cents.
Cartes de Profession, par an. ...... .sl2 so
Annonees de Candidature $780, IL so
ETout avis jadieiaire devra etre paye
le dernier jour de Ia publication on lie jour
de la vente.
Pour lettres, journaux. echanges, &c.
addressez au ..ProsNIER," Napoleonville,
Line.
, 1877-06-27
SILK.SMUGGLIEG,
Ten T'aouRaptl I}nllass' Worth OF Crooked
Fabrics Captured Ut New York.

Ten T9a0usand 1s,llas1' Worth OF Crooked
Fabrics Captured Ut New York.
sp<cfai fhTudfrA ta TAs tribune.
New fonk, Lnnu ~. Special Treasury Agent
1rackatt La4 Tor s01o tlnlo past had hla agents ut
work cncayoFing 10 ASCERTAIN how II has been prnc.
teab1e for auction hoayca 10 sell silks u rates fur
helow those ruling ln the usarket,-so low that
legitimate dealers who regularly Imported and
aId the duty on the goods tu tltm could
not compete At 81. Ills esc!tdns appras 10 have
lcen ruwan!ea With very lmpostunt ncatute Of
sueccss. 1hH discovery of lut Ut sllks was to-day
la4c tn West FuFty.sGtClth street, ut tho stable
u an e1ptSs4maI.. NAMED !. 4; DUNLAP. IEe
were anloated L ~tthhrl1, but will eventually ho
made known. Thu Rnlds cru punncea upon ~
they were about to b. taken ii y large auction
house On the West tLle, With the tnitiaia Of tho
asm ras1!,y Tly, setsNsd tn u LEAD pencil on .as
wooden boxrs ma1s to contain the packages neat
ly, aud were Tery solid and heavy. In tho elable
wera found ase rough and dirty barrels such ~
cement II packed In. 10 these ihs original pack.
tho *etxuEs,fooni tho cases wero found u con:
taln forsJ pisces OF 4ne Lyons silk. Of from 10
tu lu4 yards each tn lrnxth, Amounting Altogether
~ about ., TOO ysEat, !aiuud ut $40, Q0O. II ma
stacked nrUn = table, and will b. Auftl Until
xuro u ona OF tho larXest eve: male W Tho tuyer~
ElsHt o1crrs III th'4 port, aud IL considered t,upeE
tant ~ pFuulsiDk tu rGyc3l the methods by which
the importers fuE the auction trade havo conduct
ID their operations for se'csal year. past,
dealers. ani the wonder VI Custom NouBe officials,
who have SaInly cude1yortd 10 stop th3 bas!nesa.
1t will crrate t1citculent hcFu when II il
known thsI the huasc OF W!uvrdtu9, llo1uct y
houses In tas Country u tie ons u which tbs gools
Ms{e 4iFEcAtt.
, 1877-06-27
GREAT BRITAIN.
TttR BEEADsTuFrs TRADE.

fnxnn4 trne NJ E,r. I'm. E.rnrs..
In tt,a ,vao1ix ..-,n., ~ ~. n..t 49,. 80 ~,
- w ".s".. 's..s" ~ Wv eEa,n ''aac says t"o
growing crops nave made satisfactory hdrancc
towards maturity, except In dtsttie&a where the
drought bns been 10 rcyrre Ar Il, check p,owth.
Tho hiol, tso,u,,,t,-n art ;f,x o,,,o.,h.,. e. 80"
s"s' .,1 ~. ~ a'H.ohpa''e "aa We"
favorable Tor me development OF wheat and tho
cutting NJ mcad0w-hay. On heavy soils whcnt ts
somewhat la,c, but on 1ielt l,nd, cara src nIrn.l
fu, ns.1,v nra nj. ,,,o.sa H. s ~.
' .. ~. W." ~ III "ppe"sa'ee' uut
Tue aAeess OF Inc Wei fceu+timc md subsequent
cold period Will mort probably be trnccnhe at tho
hnrycst. fiaymaktnv lns commenced. and thc
cnt,,nv 1T uro.. ,,1 .,oxor +. ..,,.t.s,... 80
ria 1lou,n.th,"n ~h;rh Ia hnn- sx.,.s!aSi
in t,,r wl,raf sTnns :" in 49,, .nnnsv.a
iondon and tie United K!nrdona aeneraiIy. ArrI. RI
sciins to "a any extent to- ee aaite i,prasteas IT,
Of shipine ftom 'outasfn n.ssn port. a "t'S IT,
tho e1lstenee Of much heavier sf'p't,. for erpoft
Norsh ituss!a, mi iudfa has bcen 10 s,Rniacsn,
tbat Tho falling MI nf American x.nnties ia. rn,o"
t. lc regarded !. sasscr Of sscondssy inpar,sncc.
At tht cIorc Of tic Weak theto annesrcd tn j..
symptoms OF rctarnfnr ien,ntse. ~
during thu past week. the floating cargo
trlJe for wheat rulcjl dull. Husincss Vas
limited by lhc sNall sejcctjon ot the cvas hut on
Saturday fnsthcf nrrtyals wtrp rcpofcfI, The inns
was lEmcr Maize Improved in Talue car,v In thc
week, hut fscsh arrivals sIncA hAyu depressed lho
, 1877-06-27
sTATE-HOUSE GROUNDS.
This secretary. og State Asks aud Il Told
How Much nround H1 May Add to tho
EfufR. lfnuxa lnrtnatErx

This secretary. o( State Asks aud IL Told
How Much nrouna II1 hIay Add to &he
stute-liouse ls.closurr.
.s,tettai D5spatrA IN TAs Tribune.
Brn1sav,Elp, ILL.,, June 20. Secretary OF State
Harlow to-day adlscascd IN oEle!1l Inquiry Of
great length 10 the Attorney uspersI, calling hs A.
.eatlon tp an net Of tho ThlrststE General Assem-
ajy entitled "Au oct 10 aecufu 10 tho Btate Of I'LL.
Rols four acsca Of additional grounds lying soush OF
md adjoining tho new capitol grounds, and 70.
ulEtkiny that ''lt imposes Important duties upon
tho Secretary who therefore asks legal opinion y
10 now much land hs il expected 70 ascertain anl
which sayt tbs Secretary s authorized and required
to Immediately ASCERTAIN ind Indicate f0u>
s sssss ot .seh % saalt!oaal x.oand: iylnx e ths
80 Mnch thascoi A. thu state may require fcs The
enlargement Of said Capital gEoundt, etc. The
4 10 !aafeats ths an,onat ths State may require.
sun Of y;oo. 90 i guarantee u furnish tree d
statu.l .llonss. foat acres q icss: Using shs snirs
four acres would necesstate tho conformation u
eunslds.ahls property foE ground. on ths south
Secretary Vi Stale Il authorized to exetclss his
quited hy thu statp Within tho Limitations Imposed
~ va.tol. acts u tts iesl.tass asat!u: u2on ths
qas.toa" H. sal.: III !. appasspp,, from tue
t4s Capitol xsuaud4 10 e1tend to the souih ~
Jaekson stfsst pfodueedt b1t u9s 70 exceed fous
not soeu 1T u absolutely rv4uirs tho four aeses
unleas an extension to Jackson would
street constitutes ths southern boundary Vi th3
pscscnt Capitol grounds. An extension TO- The
youth will Involve tie ncccsS3ty Of ciosuy Charles
stFsct. Thu mention Of '&H extension 10 Jackson
st:cct produced would surnl 10 Indicate purpose
to extend the grounds fss cnonsA TO tho .ohlh 70
embrace JACKSON ss1scE 1t produced. ~ that tbs
Of tho Capitol grounds In case such rxteu.tUa
does not include al Of the tour screa tho secteta.
~ may demand tho ruttzo acfraeu, but " n0t re
quIrel tu-" Tue Attorney. .Genesal conc!udess
" ! an of oplnion that tue Legislature hAs se.sa4
you with sound discretion " be fairly exe!cisa$
, 1877-06-27
MIjNICO.

SAN FnASc1sco, Juns cJ.-A press dispatch
from San Diego ahys: "At 0aaymfs, June III,
the election Of Governor of soncra was siltl nm.
decided. Msrlseal was regarded "a elrctea.
News from the City of Mexico ras fxvorpble to
u money s1bvention for the snrora t Arizona
halfway. LantA were NOT askel, The p-rsenk
upIl1cnnt8 E1tton parties, ssfd 10 he rcauy 10
cuntrnct 10 hsiid the road from t;nuyua4 10 ttr.
Inossta Immediately. Thr tjenera} t}byrrnnlsnt
apptorcs tho concession which is nskcd BY H1nora
tes!dcn's Apache f!tds are reported At Sonora.
A few men wGFs Killed.
, 1877-06-27

tk'y Catis 10 7As Chicago 7flouae.1
Lo.;noy OFFICE or Tux CnlcAao Tn1DauE,
SA11spuRy STREET, ". G., Jnno 2G.-Thcro
IL an articlo In tho Berlin l'oss suggesting tho
trauxfer Of tho European Turkish provinces
to Austria, tho Crock provinces excepted. It
is said to bo inspired by bismarck,
who does not wish Rusaia to gain too much
territory. Ills understanding with tho Car
is perfect, and tl,cre Is probably some fonn-
Tint Germany and lsuxsia havo D secret
treaty Of alliance, and this causes much Of
Tho hesitation characterizing tho action Of
tho British Cabinet,
, 1877-06-27
SPAIN.

COMMERCIAL rNEATY.
MArRip, Juus :a-ln Congress to.dhy the Min.
istcr Of Furntgn AHsIrs announced that lie Ind taxi
cn steps for concluding commercial treaty with
the United States tu order TO obtain ruLate OH la.
postcd articles,
, 1877-06-27

The Car has left for (fttirpevo.
Prince f'ortscilakoT tIns arrived here. accom-
panied by the EtafF of the 1s'!s.tan Chancc!tpry.
Up to Monday q, 1000 1l;issfass had csosscd tho
Danube at lbruil,
, 1877-06-27

TUIICf DKCfbED UF0N.
pEsTr1, .lunc 3G.-in The Lower House of tho
Hungarian Dict to-day, Count Aupouyl aud
Herr Kallay urgcd tho necessity Of maintaining
the integrity Of Turkey.
Herr 1fsza, Premier, III reply said that tho Inst
Cabinet Council lad. decided against tho occu.
patton Of foreign territory or tue mobilization
Of troops, hut Austro-1luncary would not suf-
fer ncfghboriug territory to 10 taken by for
ciKn pcwcr.
, 1877-06-27

G41F EkA11.
CONSOLIDATED PEACH.
PANS, juuc ao.-The Russian TelcrraphIc
Agency, communicating tlle sutnorcI unfricudty
feeling between Russia md tho Great Powers,
u,il the peace Of Eurunc Is ASSURED, The RI.
suits OF the war. far from irnneri|in,, r. with ~,
consolidate II.
suRz CANAL
A1gxAupRtA, Ecrpt, June oa--The renort
recently nubltshed Of n cnnsn,racv 10 hIo,r ~,
the sucz Canal was based bn authentic informu.
tiou; hut the Khcl,yc is taking eircrtlyc tncas.
urcs to prcycnt such attcmnt m thc lond. will,
a sca-potsce force is being organized undnr thu
command OF two English olIiccr..
TIE GERMAN 1nos-c1An FLEET,
Malta, June 2d,-TLc Gcrmnn }ron.rlo,,
squadron left here for Port saIlf to-day.
BISMARCK.
LONDON, June GA Berlin snec,al s,vs that
Prince bismarck Will t,rouabIv t,rocectl IN Fms
before returning to Berlin, in ortlcr to ,s,,,fcr
personally will, the E,nncror.
LORD ono RUSSELL.
British Ambassador to Drrltn. Win ,ntan,1ct1 tn
stay so,uc time in Eualnnd. win he ohli1c1 In
return almost ut once 10 Berlin.
A rrnY1s,, Y.nr.
CoxsrAxrrxorlE, juno aB,-ft ia u..crtr;1
t,,at The Euclfsh Con,ul ut nu.trl,rt ,x,,o o,s,
acts for tho United sta,c4. ,,noyntlnriv cndc,v
orcd to avert the Russian cre ty hoIs,,nr tIc
American t]ae,
DENIED
LONDON, Junc 27-5 a,''m.-Tho Ssandaro
publishes paragraph tn m ollcial form stating
that despite tho assertions to tho contrary the
Government sec no necessity as yct for asking
, 1877-06-27

THE BIIpATIoN At KAE9.
10y Cable to The Chteaqo Tribunal
LONDON OFFIcx or TuE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
SALISBURY STREET, ". G., juno 96.-Ofliciat
kilograms telling Of succesacs Of tho Turkish
army in Asia are published, but receive little
credit. Ka1s still holds out against Tho Rus-
sians, who outnumlor Tho bosIcged
THREE TO ONE,
Tho Turks l.ayo only 100 rilcd guns,
twenty y-four.poundcrs, mud fifty -four smooth
boro guns, but their. strong position at
Karalagh enables them To 1old the enemy
at hay.
Tho RuEsIans at Dayazid ARC sud to hayo
caritulated.
, 1877-06-27
RUsTC11UI1 TO sI1Us1LA.


Ffutn Our orn CafFtsnUnaeht.
1tusTrMUk, Juur 1.-Whcn my Iast letter VICE
written tn ytu Il scru1cd IL though u week could
scarcely ela}sa without the occurrence Of thrilling
events. From this stand"'!at It looked ~ II tho
linsslans were qula ready 10 poltncc Iown upon u
und make tho war a reality. Accordingly have
delayed writing fFau, day u lay thinking TO llaro
drcds rather than wut1s to record; bnt the long-
lon:ed-for nttsck seems - tlslant a. ever, aud
YOUR correspondent. ike tho Grd-picccs that saw
the oicr day In = small panubsan battery, ID bc.
ytnnIn5 10 grow susiy with tnaction. Ny impa-
stcnCe, It need not bs remarked, Is not SHARED BY
The Turks around nc, wh1 asu qustu capable Of cn-
during the labor Of idlcncss fat III unlimited lcuyth
Of time. In fart. The talent Of tho Turk Tor dons
nothing !s quito a. brilliant a. his equally
x,ts reputation for rettccnsa, and a. | strull
occasionally about the oAccta' fasorlte fc.ors and
sen theta cataty smoking thsIt eh!souk4 aud zip.
ping thels mastic anl 6i1rd wiki sort of atmEra.
tfoa Of thctf superb laxincs.. / Ihxvp on various
occasions taken paErA tp sa:Ectt. ~ well ~ my
limited knowledxu VI tho language would allow.
theprobabi1lty that mr. warmly. cherished fttend.
tbs axs, might shortly become M unpleasant
cospss. to which tho reply haa always beeu. ''1n.
sl.allah" Or ''lashallah, psk ecy,"-'plea4a
God! all right" Such IL the result OF falalIsm,
and In iiUa Of war tho fataltsltc doctrine u.1y
not b. 20 lad attes al. ~ it certainly scluscs tls
mind Of fcazA and trepldatlon4 to which tho Chris
tlsa soldier IL naose Of tcss cxptscd.
TUE CAFE ECHAEY PAsuA,
In the shades Of tho sary aif and renamed recently
Ia honor Of tho comandAnt of tnis forttcas u one
of tho few pleasant places Of resort left In sust.
chuk, which pf,ylous to tho was was tho most
modcfuized Of al tho Turkish towns. Tho reason
tor ats p1ccoeious civilization 10 ts found In
the facs thAs It m&s q railway terminus, aud
through II Uttered about al Ut the foreign travel 10
Constantiuop|a fIom Central Europe. Lku the
Atenlsh town. after thu ianux of American tour
isss, Hustchuk bssau to put IN small aiss and to
huaat Of khans wh1ck could put - hlSh pslce on
, 1877-06-27
Tho Russians Occupy Ilirsoya On The
South bank Of the Danube.
Austria Decides Against Occupying
Foreign Territory.
She Will Also Oppose Such
Occupation by Russia.
Rustchuk as City and a Fortified
Point.--The Route to
Shum1a.
THE RIVER PASSAGE.

Dy Cable to 7As Chicago Tribunal
LONDON OFFICE or TuE Cu1oAoo TRIBUNE,
SA11snunY srngE7, ". G., June 2C.-Your
correspondent at Bucharest reports TINT tho
Russians aro continuing to Cross tho Danubo
in largo numbers at Galatz. Though only
opposed by two Tnrlkish battalions ut
hatehin, they sustained loss Of ESQ
killed mud wounded. A further attempt
to cross tho river will DO made Immediately
ut Oltenitza and 6imnitza In the presence Of
tho Gear.
Tho bombartlmcnt Of nustohuk was only
for tho purpose Of preventing the Turks
from sending rrinforccments to those points.
At CossTANTtSorLE.
Your correspondent at Constantinoplo tol-
egraphs via Athens TINT tho news Of tho
pnssage Of tho Danube created great alarm
there.
, 1877-06-27

IRON HAIL.
Rustcl1uk Being Treated to
a Shower of This
Sort.
The Consulatcs and Hospitals
Riddled by Russian
: Shells.
Most of the Inhabitants Flee
from The City for
Safety.
Giurgevo, in Return, Is the
Recipient Of TOO
Shells.
Turkish Reports Of Victories in
Asia Discreditcd In Con.
stantinoplo.
Two Full Corps Of Russians
Now in the Dobrud-
scha.
Tho Russians Occupy Hirsoya en The
South Bank Of the Danube.
Austria Decides Against Occupying
Foreign Territory.
She Will Also Oppose Such
Occupation by Russia.
Rustchuk as a City and a Fortified
Point..-The Route to
Shumla.
, 1877-06-27

ORIENTAL CREAM I!
Caution TO The Drug Trade, etc.

One AndreHa II. Trust styling himself Oouraud hav-
inr for nsny yfsrs rrns totnG Ss7a 2f ,2y naGosna
Pr aoand and tho tale of his proprietary nrtlrrs ~
taltc tualIcluus and eiclnastEy stat1lrnta H. nDw
;ilat!,s si!,ss 1oarsia 'na.le 9xer & 't. aa!.
in., all ot his prprrtasy hrtlce.. Including his we'll
knIrn oriental Cream ur Magical Deanttier. I'll,
od ,ia.la q llsnd.st. NV xSrk. y tte na1erss.e
giving my ercdcnco to tEn siysenlrn:a ii ii. sahl
trust; wtio Aas slnca tho death Of nr. UuusAt NJ:
dutiHE tho l,octore lifetime By njnncsIon OF tl,
ltun. Charles NonaLHt. one OF the Justir<s Of thu
buPrcrlr Court. MhltFtfA II. r. H0uIttLD.
VAN M!lAACK, STEVENSON 4 CO.. o. anil u
Lake. kt.t WcAtrfh AKenf4.
, 1877-06-27

N0SoOLlUAIHu TEAEHs
FANS, Juuc ao.-Thc Russian Te1cnraphIc
Agency, contradicttng tlle sutnorci unfricudty
feeling between Russia md tho Grca. Powers,
says that Russia will 1oyally keep "cr promise,
a1ld the peace Of Eurupe Is ASSURED. The re-.
suits Of the war, far from impc.iliny It, wIlb u.
consolidate Il.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-14
Silver Watches at net cost.
dit
Religious Notices.

Morning and evening services at the
Baptist church tomorrow, In the even
ing a lecture on the relation Of science
and the bible; subject The antiquity
of the earth
A general invitation is extended to
everybody to attend the services at the
Christian Chapel Sunday, which consist
of Sunday School at 9:l5 A. NJ, followed
by communion services, Regular prayer
meeting Tuesday evening at 7:3O.
Broadway Presbyterian church services
by the Pastor, T. H. Hench, at 10:45
A. NJ Il 7:3OP. M.-Sab. school at 9:l5
A. NJ,
Rev J. R. Findley, pastor will preach
in the Central Presbyterian church at
l0:45 A. NJ Subject: How to please
God" 7:30P. NJ Subject: True human
ity." Young mems prayer meeting at
2:3O P. NJ A cordial invitation is extend
edIto strangers to all these services.
In ORDER to attend funeral at Moline
Rev. s. S. Hunting will begin his service
in Killers Hail. Rock Island at clock
instead of $3.50, tomorrow. Subject: The
tree of life"
Fifth Ave. NJ. f. church-morninG
services to morrow at l0:45 o'clock
Subject What must | do to be saved?'
Evening services 7:30 o'clock. Subject
The present prophecy of the future.
All are invited-especiaIly the young.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-14
Clean I'm.

Ali persons owning property adjacent to
or bordering upon any OF the alleys or
lanes of the city. are hereby requested to
clean up and remove from without the
city limits, all stable manure, offal and
other filth accumulated in or upon said
alley. or about the premises, owned or
occupied by them, on or before the First
day of May next, and to keep said prem
Uses clear and tree from filth. All persons
are hereby notified not to deposit anv ma
terial SO removed upon or at the side OF
any of the streets of this city crossing the
slough,
Notice is also given that the throwing
or placing of any Stops, ashes, dirt or OBJ
struction of any kind whatever in any OF
the streets of this city is contrary to
ordinance.
Any and all persons, neglecting to com,
| ply with this notice, will be proceeded
against under the provisions OF an ordl.
nance Of the city entitled AN Ordinance
Relating to Nuisances."
Any material removed in compliance
with this Notice, may be deposited in the
| slough back OF the boat yard and west
of the Peoria Railroad, or on Commerce
street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, being careful to dump on the line
of Commerce street.
BY order OF the Mayor.
c. W. HAYES, City Marshal.
Rock Island, April 10, 1877.
Z. S.-Persons desiring to employ mar
and team can leave order at the Marshars
office. l4-d2t