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The New York herald., 1877-12-17
A RECAPTURED BURGLAR.

William Whaen, residing at No. 231 Concord street.
was arrested on Saturday morning last by Detective
Mahony on charge Of having buralariousIy entered
the saloon OF John J. Dempsey, No. Ia Hamilton ave-
nue., Brooklyn on the night Of March IL, 1877. The
accused was captured on the premises on the night
tho offence committed, but he managed to mako
good escape from Oicer Harris ON his way to the
station house, ana Kept out OF tho way until re.
arrested by the detective named. The prisoner, VINO
IS twenty years OF age VIII be examined before
IuIua
The New York herald., 1877-12-17
The COLORED BABIES.

To THE EDITOR or THE hERALD:-
VIII you kindly state in your columns that no in
spcctor officer OF the society Tor the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children has visited Gilmoros Garden In
relation 10 the baby snow On the contrary, the So
ciety is opposed TO any such exhibition and considers
tue same dangerous to neath OF the children, as
many now suffering IRON tue exhibition lately
hold AZ Fourteenth street aud Firth avenue.
JOHN u. WRIGHT. President
The New York herald., 1877-12-17
WANTED-A STATESMAN!

From tho Cincinnati Commercial, Dec. 12l
The country is waiting for Cong ossman Of tho
proper gifts to make himself name. History Is fuit
storied deeds OF great who sacrificed every
thing the altar Of their country and assuredly IL is
not too much TO expect that age ike this when
sacrifice Is required, but only the exercise o indus
try, understanding and ccarsighted patriotism, tho
questions OF the hour nay At last receive proper At
tention ut the hands Of Congress-,
The New York herald., 1877-12-17
GLOVE FIGHT AT THE EAST END.

The Sportsman (London) Of December says
Last evening tho East End was .he scene Of another
glove encounter. This time the Gght took place in an
rented by Jack Badock, OF Slratord and called
the East London Gymnasium, situate at No. l Arch,
Station place. Dean street, shadweL Tho contest was
between young posh Price and Harry Skates, who had
agreed to box undor the Marquis OF Queensbe
rules. for E25 cup skates twenty years OF
age and weighs IL ST. b, while his opponent is two
years his senior. ana brings down tho beam at
IL sL lob. In tho centre OF the arch tho area
or winch Is about forty square feet, was
liked sixteen Ioot ring. Both men ap
peared IN 1ne condition. Pricc having for hs attend
ants Jack HICKS ana JACK Baldock. while Nuts"
was seconded by Denny Harrington and Charley Da-
Wis When the two laced each otner. Price set
work Immediately, and landed on his man
form, and The round cndod with some nard nittng
both SIDES, Skates going down 10 avoid stnger just
as time called Both exhausted. The second
round commenced by Skates leading of with "A harm
less one the cheek, but Posh let out heavily
and sent his man TO grass, repeating the dose
second time. some cautious sparring then took
place, ana skates delivered heavily ON tho chest
aud neck, wno Price got Deavlly with the right
the head, the round ending evenly. TnIrd
round-Skates let SO Immediately ON to his oppo.
nent, Price giving IN return singer IN the face.
Skates now got In warmly twoor three times without
a response but Price warmed TO his work. ana after
some hitting on both sides the round finished with
cauti ious sparrng Fourth round-ln this round Piice
took determined lead, visiting Skates iul four or i've
times IN succession, while the IaLtcrs face show
ipg signs Of the punishment u had received. After
the cneek Posh again brought his left
10 bear on the nose, and drew lrst blood aud the
round ended decidedly In iavor Of Price. FUN
rouni-Prlcc vas once more the hrst 10 coinmencc,
and again got on the nose landing again ana again,
while SKATES did but little, Price brngingihe round
to With stingcr on the face. ln the three ol-
lowing rounds skates revived, and he rattled away
merIy, bringing his right TO bear on me- opponents
cheek with telling effect, while at the cnd OF tho
eighth round Price got IN clncker on the Jaw. The
excitement was now Intense, ana al times u appeared
as II Price had only TO follow ms man up ana win,
but he seemed afraid TO go in, and when skates had
got his wind he made up Tor previous shortcomings.
that his victory seemed 10 be secure. as he knocked
The New York herald., 1877-12-17


Tins sharp and extrcme reduction shows how dIf-
hcu II is TO keep the parks In their conditions
ana that some part of the necessary work must Ue
ponea Or neglected. What we have unuertakcn 10 do
has been WIN an Appropriation reduced us rapidly
shown by the above table 10 keep the parks IN tho
best possible condition for the pubic enjoy yincnt.
Many OF the paths and walks have been necessarily
neglected. VIC nave bcen unable to make the repairs
that wished, ana the leaves have to lie upon
ground. There has been no money 10 purchase the
gravel 10 keep the Circle in repair pay for the
laDorers VINO could be advuntageously employed in
keeping tho mains and walks aud tho arbors and
benches IN good repair Neglect IN making repairs at
the proper tmo always results IN increased cxpendi
ture aftcrward, and Is not Iudicous economy but
necessity, that keeps tho Appropriation so small.
For more thaD ten years before 1876 from
$500 900 TO x5OO00O was expended upon the city
parks, aud they wero worthy OF H. IL is obviously
mpossibe to produce the result with 500 900.
An inves CATION viii show tnat an amount OF money,
sucn has been appropriated, has never IN the whole
history Of the Park, been expended TO great ad
vantage In keeping 1t In order and providing or
puolic enjoyment The details OF the work are a, tho
service OF any one who cares to Investigate the iacts
Respectfully, WILLIAM X. MARTIN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19
Ktst's Bennett Varieties tonight.
c,ry Asn ro.urE srEsss.

Joe BARLEY and Francois Nall we're arrested on
Toulouse street by Officer Long aud locked III
In The third Precinct station, charsed with en-
lisispg men for fnlitss FOR the purpose 81 Great
ins rios to overthrow the governments OF Louis
lana, $50,
Billy Ryan, Andrew Burke and James Miller
wers also locked up on the same charge,
sTkpBiNe William Parker was locked up In
the Fifth hub.preeinct, ohatRed with stapplng,
with intent 10 kill, tne Bsptiste Raflia.
BuBabAnY,--S time during Sunday morn.
ing the grocery store at the corner OF Ht. Claude
aud Barracks streets was entered By thieves, who
stoie and carried away about s25 worth OF gro
cefiss.
pbAYrsa COLLECTOR, A-- Samuel Williams. 4
tishernsaa. was Gagged In the suburban station,
charged with colleoting and retaining fare In .
stFeet dar
EroIRs pHppEaTr. .-~Adolphe Bruno, for having
property In his possession supposed 10 have been
asolen, was nsarcerated La the Third Precinct
Station.
Ffnn.--As $40 o'clock Saturday night fire
broke out In the two.story frame building at the
corner uf Lapeyrouse and White stroet. The
property. which was owned aud occupied BIZ
Henry vivian. was partially destroyed; insured
in che Factora' and Traders Insurance. Company
for 5000. The alarm was turned In from bos
4i9.
FtnR.4-At 0 o'clock Last night Gre occurred
at John Gabills grocery, at the corner OF Maga-
xins and Third etreets. causing damages TO the
amount OF 1900.
ArorHrR FraE--At Q o'clock Last night the
frame ehanty on Dfyades street, between Poydraa
and rerdido streets, was damaged by lire In the
sum of $3.50. No insurance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19
-
CITY AFFAIRS.
nREVITIEs.

,rhs report that Col. W. Il. Crane has beer
tepdered ths position Of Surveyor OF the Pof
1aska confirmation,
Iael. ou square Ii now arfayed In oil lite lowell
mess III blos4ofi aud flower. The orange trees
are budding aad wsa IN ol yiolets eNe oo
their uaor to The ait.
paydres Market has become q fayofite rssofl
viii po,ittnnpds who delight in fish. fDr on its
stAnda IL IL said, are displayed the ohocest seieo
tlons OF Ash 10 be had here.
Luehiyno one wAe hurt Saturday when tha'
herd ef iaulss were driven aeWh ol osnl shsss e. =
T,1cal reporters have ah eye OF afternoons on the
tie mule drivers. waiting for An Item.
Saturday MAYOR psbury and The Adminiatra.
itf,rs II Finance aud Accounts went tD the das
Works ana burnt ss. 100000 Of old city bonds, q
portion ol which were signed end The other aa-
aligned, but none of Whieh we're ever issuea.
aonIroptrd everybody In posters on. the curb.
atone Sunday morning. Bome pbor fsllows gasssdi !
upon them and felt, All, too vel, that they did
iiEeis.
I'll Ii autheriatively stated lhst besides an ad'
dress from Col. Mitchell, Profs. Carr IN pnon,o.
tyrv and Parker OF astronomy, WILL auafess tns
Manhattan Club Wedn. Hday evening next Prot.
Mcdonald viii also read one Of his poems.
s.What time 10 It I" he asked Of hs Bohemian
friend, The reply came Ia The shaps ot question
able logic stI don't knew and dont sate q dfy
Iig. Tims was made for alaves slavery " aoel-
ishsa therefore, there 10 no such thing AS
time" He had pawned bis watch chat came
morning.
Tho ssje BY the United States Marshal of the
Jacks Ii Railroad 10 the consolidated bondholda
ora OF tha Illinois Central Railroad Company on
Saturday for u, $1,000 has produced eahsoera 81
npfed the business Of this line will DO heneeiofth
nnslsd forward with energy and vim' Ihs COM
petition st the sale was quite spirited. ahd sew
srsl well kios u corporations Wefe anxious 20 se-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19
BAYOU SARA.

sy FOR BAYOU SARA. WATEHLN0s
LsAa61sE Hermitage, Port Hudsont EasDEs
xszAazz&zs Rouge, Plaquemins and posfofhe9
iandtnRs-The United States mail seni-weekiT
GOV ALLEN.
TN place OF steamr w. 3. Plks.1
J, j, Brown. MASTER.
Leaves every MONDAY and E8sIDAx. skb y
"i't tHITE G ClHTIN, Agfs. & Tchoupitoulas ST
JEO. JANNEY 10s Gommon st.
aaa srn A, q. aODUtH 70 MaRazines
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19

nenechaud' Restaurant,
q Cns~o.s.,nt street. near canal street.
TO MY pATnONs AND THE PUBLIC IN
- GENERAL.
My fxed price Restaurant having proved proved a q
success u am able to give daily TO my pattons ~
choice aiad varied SAL OF fafe' inoio"
The pr a de Of my iii q fare frs VII "
be written dniy on bulletin Board In front oi
Braas ias.lt Cos Conn he ng dishes. go cents
Dinner ssng 4 daitisfaction diSses to sihyd ali Who
hcno la,a ,ra " !. ~, At sasir kind patronage.
Boa BoardersI der re- Irec6fg i gei aE mo craze prices
nhas Al ri II, DENECHAUD. proprietor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19
STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.

REGULAR CINCINNATI. IlDnIsvILT.E AND
NEW OIL ANa PACKET.
Leaves on Tu HSsUAY. March 40, et ~ M,
fss91sns a. NDR glNCINNATI, Louis
tlhssaae5zeae Vile, Eyansyille.. Henderson.
- sJa sfaWneetewn, Pgdaeah, Cairo.
points. The .passenger steamer
MANY HOUSTON,
ghess Miller, master. Elliott Miller, clerk.
VIII leave as eboys. For freight or passage
apply q, blard Of to
WAYNE& WILLIAMS, 100 aravier street.
hEtiULAh. yINGIANATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW OH I,EANS PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March 81 at s. d. m.
IT, = FOR gI MOI NNATI. LOUISVILLE.
Aass44ssasak& I'll Eyansyills. Henderson, Shawnee.
town, PadueHh Cairo Memphis and
all intermediate uoints-The passenger stsHfner
GhAKLEs MORGAN
Albert Btsln, master. Harry w Stein clerk.
VIII leave as Hboye. For freight or passage ap4
ply on board, or to ..5. -.
WAYNE Il WILLIAMS,
ulh1e LOG Gfavier street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19
ouAcrrrTA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUAGHITA RIVER
THANsPO OH1AGInN COMPANY.
OUACHTTA UITY, TRENTON AND MONROE.
ssEaai~ Weekly 0HaCstisa atty Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. hit 5 M.
elsG tMton, Monroe and all way iandings-
Il sss2A2s&# The steatnef
JOHN n. HANNA,
lin place Of Ouafhita Eelle,l
J. W. Blanks. muster, Joe uelnsa, clerk,
VIII leave regularly rs above. For freight or
passage apply on board, or to
Capt. F. A. BLANKS, President,
No. d Canal street. corner Delta.
HITE h CALM, BHITTON n EPPLI5s,
ADAMS Il WORK. LORD b MgPEAKE, Agents
p. S.-~The bouts OF this lins eounsst with the
Goose Tor Little river, Tom Parker for Bdauif
river. Ora Acme and Jimmie Baker for bayou
Bar heiomAw and Saline river. and Bertha
Drummer for Bayou d'Arhoune. fell II
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19

REGULAR oPELoUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at b. M.
Gw.. Fob WASHINGTON, OPELDU-
hastststE sas, Port Barrie. Simmsport. Church
Vile, and Gil landings on the Coest.
Atehafalaya River and Bayou Courtablean- Tha
new and iight-draft steamer
SANDY No. =,
A. p Trousdale, master J.B. BchmIs. elefks
will leave rs above. For freight or passage aU-
ply IN board or to HITE h thKAIn,
ja22 II TchonpitoulaS street,
?. S.-Connects closely with stenner Minnie
for Bayou do Glaizs. Also gives through bills
lading to Bayou Btfuf.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19
SHIPS.

III FOR HAvRIi- - The 40 A III Austrian
NO bark Ezie, lack. mastar. II now leading
&ss!sG at Post 10, Second Distriet, for tho above
port, and will have quick dispasAh,
For balance OF freight hpl1 to
MEEEEh. hNOX Il co..
fs1 ID - CHrondslst street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19
SAVINGS RESTITUTION.

NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
IN No. Ib8 Canal street. Trustees-A. Moul
ton, ,,E A. Palfrey, Carl Kohn. I. L. Bayne. Davit
4. Adams, Thomas Allen Clarke, Christian
Schneider. Charles ]. Leeds. Samuel Jamison
Interest Allowed ON Deposits.
D. URQUHART. President.
OHAH. KTLSHAW. Treasurer. ap16 ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19
roR ST. LOUIS.

MERCHANTe INDEPENDENT PACKET,
Ieaves TUESDAY, March 10, at pm,
sv~y FOR ST. LOUIS CAIRO. MEM
LsUAH a. phis. Vicksbu re- and all intermediates
points. The light draught and fine
passenger steamer
FANNIE TATUM.
John Elwel master, w. A. Moffat clerk.
Leaves us above, For freight or passage.
apply ON board or TO
= - DOUGLAS Il wINBUHN,
mh1s III Natellss street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19
River N ows.

Kitt's Benefit. Varieties tonight.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19

srHhMBttkTa
Chas Morgan. Stein Fl ~ Cincinnati
Ssminuie Stnae irDm 5hrsvepUft
Isabel, " I,ry, ftain bnwer 9naat
Epaia Canton, from Lover Gnast
Trsiitgn. Tetrsbnnne, from Ihig daux
,Jnp A kloutllef. carter, from So L.,slis ~.
Hsnf, trets. Aneon from DeislMsgnsills
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19
UPPER COAST.

REGULAR TIL WEEKLY DAYLIGHT
PACKET.
IT, N TO BEN TUKEAy'S PLasANTA-. as ~
EVA,
T,onia Rana MASTER Norbert Ranson, clerk !.
Ieaye, - above every Monday Wednesday ai1N
saturday at 10 q. m. Returning Tuesdayss
Thursdays and sundays.
For freight or passage apply on board. er ~
JOHN CALDER. ~ Peters st.
fes j. DEWINT. 10 Cont ST.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19
INSURANCE MurtBks.
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
paid Up Capital, @soe,oee

FROM THE TWEHTT.FIRBT ANNUAL
STATEMENT ron 1875.
Net annual earned pre-
naiums md Discounts
and Interest .s.s4.s..ss.s t4eT .e58H
LOSSES Expenses. Taxes. 8
etc. skasssEa.4sa4s4 &7TT ,auT "a
Reserved fund $4,000, and
per osill. ll.....s..s.a..s...s. Bp,5l7 H4-Bss.7ssAi
Net Profit .,4..........I.4. sTl ,2Gss,
Assets OF tbs, uotiaphfiy ess
tinnatad at their cash
market value.
Stocks, Bonds. Loans aud
Bills Receivable. ss4..444a seB,5se 10
Cash on hand and prenl-
ums In course OF eollee-
ft0rs I86tbs9 10
s6ss,ags n
Dividend paid On stock ten per sent per an
mum. and on participating policies twenty Der
cent. payable In caHn.
This old and reliable company is issuing poli-
cles ON Fire, River aud Marins risks ON the most
favorable terms. AL losses promptly adjusted
and settled upon liberal terms nt their Office.
So Camp street. JAMES /. DAY.
President.
III. CARPENTER. Secretary. ia3I 1Y
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19
Kift'a eenstit- Varieties tonight.
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW 0It1EANs DEMOCRAT,
March 10, 1877

Arrived.
F;teap,st ip New Orleans Dearborn, ff1u Esw Yofk.
iptt inst. To A Muatun=2d dis y
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-03-19

The above statement IL true and oorrec
transcript from the books OF the company.
THOH. A. ADAMS. President.
HENRY Y. OGDEN. Secretary.
Sworn TO end subscribed before mo this 10th
day of May, 1875 WIN. Fl. HOLMES.
Second Justice OF the Peace. parish OF Orleans,
Ths Board OF Trustees y . resolved. g That aftoI M
the capital stock Of the company, that dividend
OF TWENTY PER GENT be- paid In cash on and
insuring with the company entitled 10 receive
fhA sd
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THE LO-LO TRAIL.

AS will be seen from our resume O.
Idaho news, The hostiles appear to b.
moving rapidly toward the Bitter Root
Gen. Gibbon has ordered the company d
Infantry to Missoula from Fort Benton
. company from Fort Ellis and the REM
nant Of the Cavalry, and it il proba Sd
Fort Shaw will also supply ito quota Of
troops for the endangered section. Gov
ernor Potts has the following telegram
from Genera! Mcdowell:
A telegram from General Howard dated
kamis, July 18th, stated that he had
pursued the hostiles across tia CLEAR.
water &C that place; that joseph seemed
logged aud had made . pretty clear re-
treat that far. Nothing later. -
The Independent says:
A letter received last evening from M,..
soula. dated the 18th lust. seys that TN The
night previous forty Indians came in IN
the 10 10 Trail, aud are supposed to h.
on the war path. 1t looks Z little bad her
TOR Bitter Root valley. The farmers from
the upper valley are ill moving 10 For
owen Tor protection. The crops are
nearly ripe and they leave their farms fol
safety. '
The New Norih-Wost commants n
follows:
The probabilities arc very strone tha,
~ Will heve no troubles. We think Il
proximates A sbaolute ceetainty their
vii! b nothing mere than bjoodlecs stocl
rsids, un)ess there b . Gsnsgaj yialne d
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joints, near Tirnova, who had taken refuoe
IN mosque. The report that the Russians
were crossing the Balkans caused great
excitement at Qonstantinople. A terrible
engagement had followed, resulting in
great loss on both sides; with victory for
The Turks. 1t 10 claimed that two psrties
exist In Russia lone headed by Prince
Caortschskoff, who desires matters not TO
be pushed to extremes, but that after sab.
stantisl successes Russia should be s.tis-
NED with Imposing, under European
guarantee, conditions virtually freeing
Christians from Turkish rule, such a.
Turkey had previously rejected. The
other party is headed by Gen. Agnatieff
and Prince Feherkasski, who urge a def
Mite settlement of the Eastern question. to
b dictated in Constantineple, on the
conditions already determined upon by
this party, which are the cession of Kars
ssd Batoum, and q portion of Bessarabis
and the Dsrdanelles to be either opened or
closed to every power indiscrInlina ::
Turkey to be prohibited the possession of
feet, and Bulgaria, Roumells. servia
koumsnis. Bosnia. and Herzegovina to be
independent. Those who know exactly
she state Of things say that the supreme
Aour for IN attempt at mediation has ~.
sived, end that when once Rustohuk IL in
8usslan hands It will be too late TO indu.
lnee the Gar 10 . pacific ssnss. The
!Tiwss' London special says: A Pera cor
DospenGsst telegraphs that the Turks sre|
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matches indicate surrender of the railroad
.,,thorities. and U. s. troops were being
ordered to the scene of disaster: The
.trikers had surrendered to the Pittsourg
citizens committee, and the trouble wa
considered over.
At Z.nesv,lle, Ohio. 1000 mobbers
forced cessation of work upon tho ne.
hotel, stopped the street cars and effected
the closing of So manufactures.
At Baltimore . mob of 5000 assembled
throwing stones and the troops were
driven, firing as they went. A number
on both sides were killed and wounded.
The Union depot was burned, the track
torn up and property pillaged.
Az we 90 to press the Baltimore RIOT 10
declared over, but large body OF troops
and marines WAS ordered to Fortress
Monroe to await developments.
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utterly demoralized BY the Russian i'd
vance over the Balkans, and doubts if any
substantial opposition will be made TO thu
Russian movement on AdriaDople. There
10 crest conformation In Cor stantinoplt
and fear of Turkish frenzy venting itself
Oh the Christian citizens. England il
flooded with frantic demands for instant
Intervention. London Is excited, but
there Is no present indication of interier.
ence. until the Porte sues for peace. The
Turks are completely hemmed in by
. superior force 1t all points, from the
Danube 70 the Balkapa.
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Virago with column of vltuperation ant
mis-statement and the letter we had beer
persuaded to rejectl We do not accus'
Major Pease of knowingly aiding ant
abetting this trick, but the trick wa
played; the idea being to prevent appear
ance of the letter in the COURIER, thai
the Times and Virsgo might come ou
with 1t the succeeding week with grand
blast over our failure" to publish some
thing not intended for such publicity
And this is what it cxlls journalism!
If anything in the history of journalism
shows greater absence of decency and
regard for truth and fairness, than iti
course In this entire matter, we fail to
remember the circumstance.
One moreitem and We have done. g. W
Hoffman took late occasion to seek Mr..
Anderson, the publisher of this paper, tina,
he might impose'upon him the idea thai
he (Hoffman) had been merely the custo
dian of that Ietter-thst he had been a.
most ignorant of it's contents until its ap.
pearance in what he calls the Times; and,
concealing the fact that lie himself before
its publication therein had made it public
property, Informed Mr.. Anderson that he
(Hoffman) is subscriber to the COURIER!
But the game did not work-Mr. Hoff>
mans evident effort to injure US in our
position upon this paper did not succeed.
But enough. we fear our readers must
be as wearied over this matter as we are
disguised. And, so far as Capt. Tyler is
We have confidence enough in
his good sense to predict that he will be rs
lisgusted with the course taken by his
30 called friends.
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A Reign Of Terror.

Since the above was received news has
come that the depot buildings had been
burned with the Union depot 70 engines,
and $50 loaded cars. Thirty-6ve persons
are reported killed and 100 wounded The
loss is estimated at from s.. OOO, 900 to s..
|0OO, 900. Canon shots were fired at the GOO
troops cornered In the round house bv q
mob of 1900 people. Pillage was car
ried on, but private property was respect
led.
On the 22d s men were shot BY the
troops, the mob swearing vengeance. The
wires were cut. At 2 p. m. the troops
captured the cannon and additional cars
were burned, and shortly after they left
the round house, and marching with a
Gattling to the arsenal, the fight was
there resumed. At $3.50. other buildings
catching fire. general contiagration
threatened, but the fire engines sx-
the flames. AT 9, 3 soldiers
were killed, the railroad officials had e.
capped from town, aud the mob had CAD !.
tured two guns from the troops. The
city sides with the strik ers, thinking the
road has disseminated against 1t in freight
traffic. The depots Of the Cincinnati s.
st. Louis road we're fired and DESTROYED.
and the bridges threatened. On the 22d.
the track at Reading was torn up and the
Lebanon bridge burned with q number of
cars. The strike 10 spssa ding to other
roads. aud the mobs arc composed of
hundreds not railroad employees.
On the 23d, at Reading, . mob of 1000
stopped road operations and tho track of
the Lebanon road was torn up and genera l
destruction followed. An oil train was
burned at west Philadslphia. Latest de-
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"A Fine Assortment of Meats Of All
Kinds Constantly on Hand.
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