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Then cnrno rr matter which concerned a
member at Tho Entnnlittrc ftsclf, This vas

Then cnmo ur. matter which concerned
member Of Tho Cnmmittrc ft.rlf. This vas
En- snAwCROss.
He wAA convicted OF burglary u couple Of years
or 80 nao, but was subsequently granted a new
trial. and the Indictment ngnnst him wus
gun*hcd, through the influence, 1t Il said, ut
DcmNrattc friends. The two OF three decent
s',nwcro.s. ami they ,lctcr,nlndca to bounce
him. twas intifnatcd 10 him that he hail bet.
ter resfEt5 and lie dilsn, much to tho rcgrrt Of
over hs1f the Cummlttcu. Appearances was
tho only thing that prevented THEM from keep
n3 him. for sllnHcr0sa Is good Democrat aud
hard worker for thu purity.
The spcec!, VI Mr.. Lnllcy troubled thu Com
mit,co greatly: They realize full, tho necessity
and there seemed to ho 4 disposition to mako
concessions To them. II L. likely that threats,
maae in confidential ~ay hy some @
ece 81 s men, aonsb svcmes u w beno
@ sifes A:' '''' - ut p'tA''' VII" ''' WY :"
L1kn's cIKRKa
u tho Globe Theatre Convention nctcd toward
kAvanangl,, tho ln.lusirfais' candidate. They
yotel aEantt him every time. Unless the Csi-
tral Committee put kasauaugh on the Demo.
cratic tiekos, i IS not unlikely that tho Central
COMMITTEES Of the lnlustria!s will ktAs Ltcb out
and substitute ". r. furilck, tho Grccnbnrkcr.
This fnct Is known to Perry II. Smith and bis
fellow Committeeman. anil Il brsIlgilt about tho
appointment OF committee Ut live TO confer Will
sisnitar committee Of tho Industrial party for
tho purpose OF pro1nottnc harmony. Tho names
were, ri rourac, not t1ts H}gul.
After resolving to haze only secret meetings
In the future, tho Committee At att past 10 nd
joMri.c1 subject to the call Of tho Chairman.
The Committee OF Fivc will meet tho eandi-
dates this morning, agree upon the assessments
ami advise with them generally.
With reference 10 the charges made abouo
counting In llclchel, Atr, Cunningham sratcl tt
Tn1Duan reporter last evening that 10 detect
ed several rtty Delegates voting for kayanaugl.
count was an honest onc,-10l for Ricclcl nnd
!8 for kavpnaugh. lie had no preferences, otly
desiring to sec upright an,l capable men nuni-
mated. 1t Was truc TINT Ao refused to give Mr.
Forsrthe the taily;stects1 and for q goosl ssa-
half presented an 0rllrr from the Central COM
0'ittee. they would have been hunucd over with
out hesitation.
, 1877-10-27

An inspection Of the pay.rolls shows frequent
ctsau9es IN the l,a.ncs and number OF Thu cn,-
p!0yus. No doubt those wllu were not arai!aba
Mt ward mccttngs, and were unfortunate enough
"buys,' were sutntna5ilv dsrnissost to mako
room for those whose only qualification collatst-
Vt title gang"
Ltru iii. FREQUENTLY PROTESTED
that ae would scprn to compel the men under
his employ to cay assessments OF tako part III
political canlpalgus. Ol eourso he wouldn't:
nevertheless there arc those Of the clerks who
say they were visitea bya e;9on,nlttee e a9t Re-:
harl-carnc.l ettnends, -hard.carnc1, when It is
understood that they hare l.a1 to listen
t. Liens st*ceias, ,., aud ouy. beer fur
rinct Of tho city lustitg tho excitement OF n
campaign. How we'll l.[eb's hcnelltt,ct, 1,all b;
tho county, lid Ills political wurk can 6u well
nndcrstuud, wtcn the render Is inforlnc,l that
he a,atl twruty. I've delegates In tho Industrial
Convention, md sixteen IN tho Democratic.
They were % fullows:
InaRstt7di t'oatta'lon-Atexandee Weinberg,
TbiId: ftG T. u: Tls;noy. % Fnasth; M ' j.. 3cennos %
Sl.th; John s!sSs'ly Serenity; II rina,yls, i
muck j. Il sho psrty, q. +. aa.tas!d, and
Il nd oa;ss, as:s 'fit:ss fssa! I i l. ;a:.sa
swesncy, sevcnteenth: i: b: Lynch, i. 1'aef, ].
+. Tllofnpson. and J, i; pantcIS, EiHhtecnth: To
,ntetuc Clerk Of thu Contns.oncrs.
Denocrdiie Eo"rfMfson-licnry +. Merritt, First;
rlitshi, +. j. l!icksy.. Sixth; pavid Walsh md
nr sshn'sf s;.;S, s,et r1t Mn.pa, @ T.
ired Fsandenlofe Ind uas nus.e, 4!1tsnnih: 4.
U. Duggan. Seventeenth; aud +. J. Quinn, Eight
csnth.
Ut1,tarra'te Central Co,nustffee-Charlcs Eaton.
Thirteenth; otto sehf,cr, Ssxicuuth
Certainly n very cleyer a,nount of lcavcn
wh'fewltlt to work q political convention aud
capture delegates. Tie only query Is: Did
Lieb co1ontze tho wards Will, his delegates, or
tltd no "luy I'm up" with situations 10 be paid
BY the couttyt II makes very little tllHcrcncs
luw hp auswcrs,. the people will reply to the
ronunssru1n to silt themselves. Tho TRlnuhH
lias established tic fact tint when tho General
eays he runs hls 0tllce for tho good Of the pub.
lie servtec. anl not Tor political prcfcrment, ho
simply uiters what hc knows to be an u,ltrut.
COMMISSIONER sByNE,
ct tile Special Committee nhom was referred
the qucstun Ut The expenditures nj the oflieu of
tlla County Clerk. submitted report rccently
showing tint salaries c4,ud bc cut down kome
$t8UjU per year-aal0Wfng tue Cterltd puv to
r01ain ~ fixed BY 1aw-wlthUut tn the least de-
pryIng tho employees Of @ good living wages
,Thls report was unfortunately hubmtted for
the consideration Of tllo Hing wltle tho CAM
lal,n was In full blast, anu OF courae tho 11l-
I4uat14s ma1ortty, who hal llupes Of se-eluctlon
would not hlake enctnles ur the employees by
voting tn reduce etptuAes. Mr.. Gcnne's report
shows lust how the salarlcs can ba ent down,
h,nl 81 ,60o per mouth saved by tie county:
, 1877-10-27
MINOR MEETINGS,

A large meeting Of the Republicans Of the
Fourteenth Ward VIVA held at Lochner's Hall
last cyening, belpg tha lrst 4tnce tho late cleo
tIon. John Olson was lu the chair. Aielehar's
Campaign Quaftcttc was present. aud tho e1er-
else. were opened with an appropriate song,
The afst apeakcr waa the Hon. 8. Il. MeCsea,
who was received with deafcnanR applause. lie
said that he felt that hs was On tho bcst ticket
ever presented to tho people, and only regretted
that hc wus not accustomed to specch-making.
lie had been nominated for tho Office Of County
Treasurer without hls solicitation, as every
body knew, but. belbg before tho
people, he would stay befors them, and
aa e. tiat t Ct t?s s:tnl Sa AaPsuas H.. IL
tbs tlcld ula1o uo OF n.en WHOSE records would
bear the CLOSEST Investigation; md while he had
nothing to say aE9lnst auy OF the rival caudl-
1ates, he was willing 70 6aTo tte people psss =.
fore him. lApPlauss, l1o VIZ cona1sut OF
aut! Industry VI tau city werc represented ~ the
noi,s as tasy .oa4 , o., ~ sssa5e4 hls hsarsfi %
see to II that the publ!c'k money was taken cara
OF, and Tint the otilce mus conducted economic
q. ". spot1ord, candidate for Cosuty Com
p!Lsstohcs, was tho next speaker. Hu was fol-
lowed by the Hon. J. e. knirksrboeksr, esudI-
date !oF Pfoha,e Judge; tho Hon. Mason D.
I,tn1ais, eandmsts for County Judge; shs Aoa. M
speeces xsss I'll vii y Ist.yea s aud % ths several
candidates, who were strAuguss IN tue ward, ado
vrrs f4vor4blc Impressions:
.Atter:as *gseehss tue Executive Commtttes
Collmittee. with power tu add to Ia number.
AIxTkSNTM W1AD.
The Sixteenth Ward Republican Club held =
larEuly.attenlc4 meeting last might ss Ayes's
i;t., autc In tt,s rhatF md Al 3eBfun. Sey-
, 1877-10-27
TIE SITUATION,
TIE DEMOCRATS AND wonklNaNEN

TIE DEMOCRATS AND WoRkISGMEH
feel very sore; the former because all their pets
wcro not nominated, and tho Inttcr because tic
Democrats t1rst bought tIIcn,, tooth and toe-na'l,
anl then sold them out body and brccchcs.
All day long some OF tho WoFkingmcu's COM
mittecs were In conference with defeated Deni-
ocrnt!c candidates. They want to purge their
Ticket; and that lynch md Liob will 10 thrown
OF, and Dool!ttic, Jr., dropped, sccns
to be a sure thing. Tho latter IL
young and inexperienced, aud Is only
a laughlng-htock In Ills present position. Lynch
they won't have because they believe he bought
Ills nomuatEon. There seems to bp no doubt ,s
to TINT among tic Worklngmcn, As to Licb,
thoy say he Is corrupt and unprinciplcd, and
that he opco guaranteed 10 run tho oll1ce Tor
$4,000 year, whI1e It Is costing
Conk County $4,000. and only Incompetent
bummers an1 scalawu9s arc employed oy him.
In Lynch's stead they want to put Judge
Wallace. md in Lieb's place either Dlrlick
Or Tom BEenan. Tho latter, It Ia said,
would not acccpt = nomination, hence
tho lot would fall to Burd!ck. In
Dooittle's stead they propose to put Judge
Jameson, Thcrc will 10 other changes.
hut what they will 10 has not been decided
upon. Tho WorktnRmen aud Greonbachcss
tried hard to get Afr. Herman
l'cnzc, gentleman who was be-
fore the Republican Convention, to rl,n
for County Clerk, but he pcromptorlly do
cltncl. They next interviewed Mr.. II. s. law
Icy, but no sought no ol!Ico, slncu he was not
Nominated BY Republican 9 Convention. They
man, It was understood, was for hard Money,
aud tic llca OF tIs eandldary wns dropped.
The friends OF BIZ. William Floto irlctl to In
dusc him Yesterday to run ~ M independent
contemplated tho moyeu'nnt. The cost to <hlsi,
would be vseat, and thu result would be Gon.
Liol's reelection. which il calamity to bo
ay.ide1 by the pcoo'c Of Cooh County.
Hammond stated tl.at they.tlll not believe he
woulu run independently, sluce lie had made
square BglA, and was generally 9 man Of sounA
piilosopGtel principles. The 0recubackcra It
wins understood tGnleroa him q nomination yes
terday, which ho declined to accept.
TllR REPUBLICAN, CAArAl0N
COMMITTEE, met At 10 oc!aek yesterday morning
y the , sluasroom OF tle Grand l'aeltie
hs !Hse Hon. There O. We" r.'Sa s a'tssassss n!s.iass
Tic followIng-pamed =. were added tu
the Committee; Pirst Ward, Col. Abacr Tay-
lor; Third. !. II. Custer; Fifth, Jumoa Craincr !;
ssyet 'sha GS, vi, 'sS sd e q h " nafns
Witj,an 1ifu Wiiiia,ns; vf Fifteenth, II. 7. Under
wooA; Sixteenlh, Gcn. J. D.. Leako.
Erin ths county ~ t,'s following wete adac1
Condce; harrington. T. ". Klngs'ey; bloo,D,
Day!d Perry; p1euau. Ju.t!ce Weber; Calumet,
n.W' MsNah; Cicero. O. Y; y HcF1tck; Elk tiroye,
Jefferaout A.. Dunning; Lake, Sol 1Iongins;
lemouta II; u, hinyGE; Lcy1en' llerman Kolze
hsons, r ); ALEU-; Maine H. g; seane; Sew
tlnn: 0rlaHu Jutnea IIumDlIrer: rnhttNa
, 1877-10-27
A 40O-BARREt WELL.

Hp-cfal DtsodteA 10 TAs CAfeaFS 7tteuHf
TIFTsbuHa, pa-, Oct. 1.-Great excitement
WA occasloned at Edsnbur9, Clarion County.
H.. to-day, by shs striking Of 40obaffe'
oil vol ou the Wood farm, near Hamburg.
The territory Is new, and tha present u fhs
largest strike ever made there, The well u
owned by Z. Van Vleck. The strike has bad no
Visible elect on tho price Of oil here ~ yee. hat
Development IL being carried forward 10 Tspialy
that l1wer prizes or temporary suspeniio4 "
xell.kQrjuR will be the result tn abort time.
, 1877-10-27
SITTING BULL.


Report of the United Statss Comnlssloner..
CAMp or THE MILE Riyrn, ii, r, Oct 90.
1aTY-T. ~. Tz,u,-,u. S1rr.,,,r,, ~ IT,. ,.<,
~. Ik,or,Us y.rr<tc-,, n, n. E,t.~,,. ft.,,bh,a
"s' ", '."' ose'e."fs w. 4'"ef.e'. "en.W
TOM The Commission mot Sitting Bull and his
Chtcfa nt Fort WaIsh on the 18th inst. This IN
..'...,'.,o ,.,~., ...-t.I 49,. tt,...,,' vI..t.s.
sttact'oas "eFe casseu out '1ota'1s' ehllns
ls1ll and h!s Chiefs declined the proposals. The
aaasess O. sne Commission ana .oo answers Oh
TIC Chsels nave oecn tele0fapned 10 tNe nc"
York Herald, nn1 II u deemed unnecessary to
,.,-st ,hntn In thts y.,err.m. 4ftor The con-
sope*' 'nstA W ]H.s 'e,eels~| 1.u4 ..e w.
ference WIS over, The Cauauaan authorities hRda
contoreuco with the same IDtityiluaie,
n ro,tv =, n rooue.t NJ ~ C,,r,r,ts.,o, D.,
~ 'opy W ts'iusss ~ 80 Su.'s..11o'on W
know What transplrcd In tile Conference, C0l.
Mcleod, Commissioner Of tho Northwest Tur-
rltory, addressed to Us tho following letter;
nxx-,yvrx. In ,,.v,, to vnnr nt.o Row lcsr,
:, ,vt,.,.n x, th.t sT,"s tbs tsr... - ~ s rn
n,ss,oner: With the lndiany. iatl taik win iho
litter. endesvoscd 10 in,ptcss upon them iho
, 1877-10-27
MORE ABOUT LIEp,
TuH HTiNxs'H CHARGES.

TuA "TiNt9'" CHARGES,
Early la March, 1873, al Indictment waa found
against tho editor Of tho 13aks tor publishing
llbsl about Gen. Lteo, the County Clerk The
following Il the offensive language, which y
taken from the indictment:
rue COUNTY cLtRk.
This Official hsa teen "a busy with election returns
that hp has scarcely had ttmu 70 attend ~ ths ors
regular duties IT hiA office. Thu position ~ one.
lho integrity Of whoss standardization nu.t depend
hryeiy upon ths houests Of tue chief Ihsta
fre* sr. 70 largely Involved: aud. therefore, Ill
must depend upon ths g,sf.ousl responsibility VI
The head. saEne TING a:o. for ANAL moral lapse GU
the raFt ot The Clerk .! the Board Of County
Cummlssioaers,. be was removed. TheEsupop lhs
cunnly Clerk p!acsd ous ot Ills own xuboEuHates
70 hlt the position. Tue saAsy uE the clerk VI &hs
Board ~ ~, 000 pr auuum: sud this amount "
now paid TO tue County Clerk on account VI Tho
ssa. 10 pays considerably Is. sa,a. such bsiug
legal ksosuIoa against sscelyin: sno salaslsa 1uf
40a uEfSs ~
, 1877-10-27

81, 1B77-IvWELVE PAGI
found that Llebs ,cruwd l,a.1 control, mud
With tho Executive Committee was advisable,
IL waa thought that this might restorc peace
| but Il dltnt. Tho separate rncetings hnd 70
sSe .a e'nn sy I'd Soase.d sns hade a a
manship, but that uneontral'a5le rAbble
also declared that this took ~
This relieved tho Committee, for It sat down on
him aud nt'ont q half .loxcn others. whose
names were struck ot1 thu llst. pursiick re,
signcd tho Cbart,,anshp because the proposcd!
he had called the Conventions, Il could
meeting yesterday a1tcrnoon, was e appoint
aseEssa ot h-p9s paek r. q., rs
losvtng.naned we're appolntea. They arc to
make cotlnty nominations. The Convention 10
to lc held Aiobday morning at II ocleck n tic
ticket, which can bc procured Of Secretary A. q.
Cameron. Following nga the delegates:
f1,,t t.ard-E. ". Chamberlain, n. 9: lsob'n'
son. y. r Miask. 4. H. sFosket. A; iesess n..
~ W!s,'nsr: r.. y, T. r@task, ~ ,,,uS. =
stsad,aan, georgs a. .Chsmbers. Fernando jones.
tosr'h se.a-G; Hsnss ltSs L. ,nl!sn nlet,
lattes f'sna, John olrie Ssi aoSas aeeat!Sy,
Patrick ker''gan, Anrdoek Aorslann' Jnmcs Cor
sittA .ta,a.chasss 4; nssstmaa 2: +. pewn' M !,
!ps ots a, Y ,, S1ss, 51h ReeSsh "
r. ca,.st,. H. siet'arry. '''i; N. X Lawn, K. 4,
g. A: s-S S;s4is Y fsS;;'s5 c;e' Y''!ss s!ss
0ss kss1sn e; s..ossr sosa + sss ssnsn Gtoss 9e' L.
.siaf! i'aid-Js.eph Meaahon, coa murphy,
james ,A Mp5lay: u r. smith James natton :
Slanxela?d, j: DenJct, David schoien, jona Al.
l. sssi;s y $:s a,.s & s;;ss:,:s ses:ss
7Sstita iIardTs. norton. Jehn y: Its;t !.
panatan. nH y; y; h baldwin 4. ~ Y. &Gamsron rx,n.
Foai,tnM Nar1SE. !. ilsnly, il. Doasns. II.
llaske, Z; pe 1swba,, u. Harrington, Eli. KoD-
~: 1: i. Cook, wliIiam McSaily. john Mesfshoaa,'
stIteeaM isard-r. F,tzslmu,ons. James oloa.
Strtaitfni1 Ilara. .aaTsia Ffazsr, John Ultal-
icy. Daniel tiiiroy. Hugh F't<'lmmon' Thomn'
GasRi<<s% si Hsra@j. W. 8. ,gh,seeme, rhome.
fssts s":' jsne: D. ston u III AHsa os
crt Kenny, samuel q. Moor, +. r. Munaon.
4ats7etsF ,i'sAe'; '' LAME. rsyan; IS c,,au.a
Sy:sstssaa71s; :ya9xssa 1s,s-s. (: sof; +. Eeetlaf..
Niits--Carsicn DlnhH.
Lfarrta9ioH-J. Flu1letty.
N,ftrs,de-IIcury Junes.
| Hyas Iast-tiaorge =. Dowen, George ". Waite.
Ga!1%accspt. &a'sa !: r. za.ek.
| HE"Mt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-10
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIEa
DR.. cIeBoM,s pIspEN.

"A DR.. GIBBONS DIoPEM.
E~l SARY, NO. 623 kEARNY ST.,
corner of Commercial, San Fran
k&3 cisco. Private entrance on Com.
mercial street. Esta blished in
loDi, for the treatment of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as GonorrhGa, elect, Structure.
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness,
Impoteney, etc. etc. Skin diseases of years'
standing, and liberated Legs. etc.. successful.
ly treated.
DIR. GIBBON has the plcacure Of announ.
cling that be has returned from whiting the
principal hospitals Of kurope. and has re-
The Doctor has spared neither time nes
nt ney in seeking out new remedies. and has
returned with increased facilities for the ale
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence OF SELF
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved scxuaa
indulgence. is practiccd by the youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent. produce
ing with unerring certainty the following
train of morbid symptoms, unless com bated
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countcnaDce, dark spots under tho eyes, pain
in the head, ringing In the ears. noise like the
rustling of leaves or rattling of chariots, un-
easincss about the l0ins. weakness of the
limbs confused vision, blunted intellect. loss
of confidence difhdencc in approaching stran-
gers, dislike to form new acquaintances.
disposition to snun society. loss of memory
p'mplcs and various eruptions about the face
hectic fushes, furred tongue, foetid breath
coughs. consumption. night sweats, monoma.
mia, and frequently insanity. If relief be not
obtained. you should apply Immediately, si.
ther in person or by letter, and have q cure
effected by his new and scientific mode Of
TT ,ating this disease. which never fails Of
ef acting q quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may DO CURED AT
HOME, by addressing a letter to DIR. Glib
BON. stating case, symptoms, length of time
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity, to any part of the country, With
full and plain directions for use,
BY inclosing Ter Dollars coin in q regis.
tered letter through the Postoffico, or
through Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S, a package Of
medicine will be forwarded to any part Of the
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state tho name Of the paper they see this -
vertisement in. 1
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DR.. j. 4. GIBBON,
Box 1857. San Francisco. California.
sxr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-10
EUREKA BAKERY.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR-
/ chased tho interest of his old partner,
W II continue TO conduct the Eureka Bakery,
and strive to attend to those who patronize
him in manner which will be satisfactory.
WM. biDLI NGMAYER.
Eureka New, August /, 1871 ahg2-tm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-10
STRAYED.

FROM ROBE r. rs e r e f X
ON THE 2oth OF JULY LAST. PM
" two horses. one bay. with %TN
bell, branded on tho left hip. and %W
IS, scarcely visible. on the LETT u
shoulder, and has a email white spot on the
ris ht hil,. The other is gray horse. b and
ed ) on the lott hip: also a cross on the same
hip; his hoo :, on the fore feet, are cracke cd.
Forty dollars will be paid or the recovery of
the horses at tho William Tell House. on
Main street, Eureka.
Eureka. August I, 1877. aug2-2w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-10
NOTICE.

,l,o THE MINERS EMPLOYED ON
/ Ruby Hill. and who have not hitherto
ioined the f,uoy Hill Miners Union, we
hereby give notice to all suoh non, nioh
nen to come and join the huoy Iii ] Miners
Uni n within six weeks. Meetings he'd
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT. BY order o. the
Uiian. 6E,. LEWIS, Secretary.
Eureka. July IS, 1877. Jy29-2w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-10
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
THE CopAkTNERSHl HERETOFORE
i existing betwaen Wi liam Bidlingmayer
and Laureng Schn at tho Eurcs Bakery.
insent Of both parties, NJ. Bidlingmayer
having purchased all of the ioter st TO merry
owned by l.. Schmidt in tae property and
business Of Bidlingmayer d Co.
LAUkENZ >CHMIDT,
WM. BIDLINGMAYER.
Eureka, New, Augdst |, 1877. aus2-lm
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For Sale or Rent.

k---A A House AND LOT on RUBY
5s.1 Hill is for sale or rent. 1t has four
lA spacious rooms, and the property is
eligioly located For particulars apply to
MATT. KYLE. Main street
Eureka. june p. ISL. ie26tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-01

Our fugitive citizens who have gene
away to foreign shores and left us alone
10 bear the heat and presumed discom-
forts OF soiourn In this city during the
heated term, must experience that
pang which, according to Larochefou-
Cauld, penetrates the hearts Of the
average man upon contemplating the
happiness of his dearest friend. The
mortality or the past week was only
eighty-nine, which dispenses with the
assurance that there is not the slightest
symptom ofan epidemic, and announces
the fact that New Orleans Is at present
the healthiest city on this continent.
We challenge an exhibition Of sanitary
statistics OF q community of 100000 in
habitants to compare with this. Our
truant citizens may enjoy the luxuries
of the various Northern resorts to their
hearts extent, but they shall not add
thereto the pleasing consciousness that
they have placed themselves in safer
classmates against all the perils of cpl
denies and maladies generally, than we
.'can 't-get-aways" at present occupy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-01
A New Chinese Minister.

The religious excitement among the
Chinese in San Francisco Is intense,
and Is due to the setting up of new
joss by the Rev. Swang Bung. To every
joss Is attributed power proportionate
brought over from China not long ago,
and was intended specially to influence
the Tartars who have become numerous
of late on the Pacific coast; and his
great act while mortal Was performed
ages ago, when he lead a Tartar inva-
sion into the original Chinese Empire.
OF course such joss is disliked by the
Cinnamon proper. The teachings Of
Swang Bung, too, are considered as too
Liberal" He tells his people that no
crime committed against Americans is
regarded as wrong by his joss, 80 long
as the proceeds are boarded carefully
and carried back to China.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-01
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY AUGUST l. 1877

without distinction OF race, color or
previous condition. A mutilated limb,
blindness produced by stroke of light
ming, or frightful wounds incurred In
the French and German war, no
longer furnish productive capital
for large and profitable operations upon
the sympathetic and humbuggable
passers-by. More active and energetic
methods of the new operators have an
ticipated these old and played out
modes. The truth Is, the business
Is awfully overdone. Charity is at O
fearful discount 'and mendicanoy, has
ceased to be one of the fine arts and
profitable pursuits, and tramps are on
the verge Of being subjected to that. to
them. most direful Of lots, Of being com
PEELED to 60 to work. Sic transit gloria!
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-01

A very intelligent citizen has recently
visited his native village In Pennsylva-
MIA, and reports great lack OF money,
trade and business In all classes Of the
people except the farmers. They alone
appear to be self-supporting. Where in
olden times all employments appeared
to be thriving, now scores OF tramps
and idle persons are everywhere en-
countered. The working people, espe-
cially the mechanics and day laborers,
are on the verge Of starvation. The in
PRODUCTION Of improved implements
and machinery has dispensed with
much OF the labor formerly required for
the cultivation OF the farms. The cry
OF "Bread bread!" begins to be ut
tered through all the towns and villages
of the North. It Is a cry which will in
crease in volume until millions will join
in 1t. How Is this cry to be silenced?
What other answer can be given to
the demand for bread and labor save
that these overgrown and impoverished
populations should dispense, emigrate
to the vast fields Of the South, and avail
themselves Of the inexhaustible re-
sources for subsistence and independ-
ence which honest labor, properly d.
rected, never fails to achieve. Here
they can get land or find employment
for labor without the danger of being
reduced to starvation prices or being
driven to strikes.