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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-21
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
Catholicism In NewRrk-A Rampant
PrIest-The Cost OfRum-The Piano
Factory Fire PlanOs-Teas-ChrO-
mOs-Tweed on the StAnd-Business.
oArHoIIc1sM NEWARK.

Acatholic priest in Newark, named Leon
ard, is taking hand in politics, as well as
religion. He commenced his sermon last
Sunday with violent diatribe against the
free school system, denouncing it as gross
wrong to ''the church, F" and one which ev-
cry Catholic was bound by his religion to
oppose. He held that the church alone had
the right to control the education Of chill
dren, and that education outside of the
church could not be tolerated. Father
Leonard went out of his way to show that
the church had the power to enforce its de-
mands. He narrated how only last fall,
man named O'Reily, born of catholic par
ents, but who had joined the protestant
church, was candidate FOR office, and how
as soon as he heard of it he instructed his
flock and the unfortunate 0'Reily did not
get catholic vote. And Father Leonard
notified the politicians that the catholic
church was unit, and was controlled by
the clerical authorities, and that it would
be felt this fall. The sermon created a
great deal of feeling in the city, as all that
the reverend gentleman said is true, though
his confreres have more sense than to make
their purposes known so early in the game.
When the enormous catholic population of
the eastern states is taken into account, to-
gether with the fact that all Father Leon
ard said as to the church's power is true, it
is not to be wondered at that such decla-
ration should excite comment.
THE Temperance MOVEMENT.
The temperance organizations are distrib-
uting tracts showing the cost of rum to the
city, with view of awakening deeper in
terest in the fight they are making against
it. The total number of arrests in the city
for the quarter ending Sept. 1st, was IS, 49S.
OF these the number traceable directly to
rum was IA, ,O9OI Probably half the remain
der could be traced indirectly to rum, but
it is safe to say that four-ffths of the enor-
nous police force required to keep the peace
in the city, owe their employment to rum,
and ninety per cent. Of the crimes and casu-
dAIleo Cdu OO bIdCcu W tu0 SAINT Cduo6.
With these figures before one, it is no Won
der that the public demand its regulation,
at all events, and extinction if possible.
THE PIANO FACTORY FIRE.
The look of the Hale factory fire grows
worse and worse. It has been shown that
the enormous building, eight stories high,
and filed from cellar to garret with the
most infammable material, was entirely
unprovided with means Of escape. Water
could not bet brown on the fourth story, and
there were not only no hose for the extin-
guishment of fire, but there were not even
fire buckets. The workmen were compelled
to bring their drinking water from the
third story; consequently when the fire
broke out among the varnishes and season
ed lumber, there were no means Of checking
it, and an hundred men and women perish
ed miserably in the flames. But Mr.. Hale
will get his insurance on his burned build
ings and stock, and will put up another just
such trap.
PIANOS.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-21

Friday Morning. Sept. 2lst. 1877
RTPTTBTTCAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative.
FREEMAN TH0RP.
For Treasurer,
S. H. COOK
For Auditor,
W. d. CROWELL.
For Recorder,
E. F. MASON.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
E. B. LEONARD.
For Coroner,
A. ". STILES.
For County Surveyor,
]. A. FICKINGER.
For Commissioner,
CALVIN DODGE.
For Infrmary Director,
NJ. ". WRIGHT.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-21
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For statessenator
W P. ROWLAND.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-21

SoHENcK's SEA WEED Tonic, FOR THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-21

The Tonic produces a healthy action Of the
stomach, creating an appetite, forming chyle. and
curing the most obstinate cases Of Indigestion.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-21
Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color. with the
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-21

SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, Foh THE CURE
Tryrp To,rBr .r,-r r.,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-21

Strikes at the root of disease BY purifying the
olooa, restoring the liver and kidneys to heal;hy
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-21
Negetine

Is acknowledged and recommended BY physicians
and apothecaries to be the best puTiier and
cleanser OF the blood yet discovered. and thou.
to health - iS7S0A 0N
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-21
REPIRLICAN DIsTRICT TICKET

For InuTnlaTg DIIoCI''
NJ. ". WRIGHT.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-09-21

0g6J1n0
Instead Of b ing pufed-up medicine, has work
Su Its way up 70 ITS present astonishing success
OF whatever nature VI NV '0-
, 1877-08-03

intcrfer.-l With the rame AZ beio'.. Il nppcars
that at E1klta.t, ont nj snUit tp s0TcF, HnlY
about 2lo are actively en2lSc'! IN the slri;ie7
and yc, ttctc few tnst arr alins-! 10 DO as tl''y
pirarc. The probability r. That tic Company
hns neglected IL take more 'lecl-fTc ntn-ure-
far t'reau-e IT a fcar Tia; the strikers 'IeLt
destroy yn1uah1e property. II. .ici threats have
Lrtn ,sIule. The strl.icrs ut E!khnrt rtfpar ~
believe Tie news that the difficulty IL .ettci ut
othrr points. and pla ar4l at The .hops cau-
tfons The men from hclcsing thc news ~ pub:
lie',c.l III the paEnrs, nt"1 nrgca them 10 hold
ont 10 tho bitter END. An excursfon.train
from Kalamazoo, with about 80 excurssnnts.s
IN charge Of Supt. Amstcn, who were coming
1ere 70 wilt the T!Iosnas concert. was detained
1t ElkEatt by the sts:kcrs ab,nt thrce-onartcrs
nf an hpnr. The cxcarstnniath calcesch tue
ktrikers and atlcrtc:t sympathy for thc1n, and In
this wny tnducct. them u ailow the tsan 10 ",
%. HI lar the str}kert have not inf,'e>ted the
pRskengtr-tralns, Eut nov tAeT threaten that
after u,4!sr they will stnp tverys.!ng that
comes along e1ccpt tit lrat1Is carrying tho
Un!tc,1 Htafca mails. The managers would just
rs ston hare ttletn take this rautse. ~ II wnuld
tend II, bring the crisis t1 a foc'ls. All tie
other roa'ls tcs,tcrtbg Ia this rity hare gotten
over their difficulties and are IN full operation.
, 1877-08-03

WAHt. AatHiIta E<.:sr fa sossua 7taa4"rtpf.
met party vi tw.,, 4'lle VI whom, Ut least.
sceincl to hare but little appreciation ot tl!r
scttlcry. Thu palr were walking tut few mtlts
cntll ,iay, stoppnE ~ the lpekt hotels, anu ap-
pstvHtly thought ll,usc ot the go<At 1iaIcia al
wlucs to te fpun.! there thln vi Mhal tlry BAN.
UDs waa su.l!ttting Vt a "s"cll," ucing tatllcr
oycllrussed for 4 pcstc.irtan tour. "Aw: this
s>eucrY's Awe.,1tul bure, you know; puthtns
At all like the ALPS, yoa k.u,w; not to by voa'.
pared with tic woft' tlruwlcd mt tn i lan=utl
fashion. =. Enjoying iny*e!ft Aw, ycs, SUP
tx,su 80; your hltels uI' Lrre have .Ctxl wtncB.
AN nux don't. tluh't talk ot SCENERY; lfm ~
tired pt IL: its Au.A i hire, you knox." l am
sla4t IL b.ly le WA nut lnlll Boston. / lnct
biuI uftrtward near the summit vi 3iount
Washington, looking at tue pilH Of stunrs with
the ~hlte hoard ailu simple inscription tlat
marx tho spot whcre lz4ls bougns pxsfsltc.l.
lte WA a1kug v!,ut the plic MA for. ani susisu
u,c xslsluct, say,n:: tue glEa dt1 Just hi sl:ht
OF the house On tue summit. TskluE uut Its
eycg!as4, i.c put it u!, and, after rcadn the IT,
ytsiptiou, tur,lt:.l to Ills eonp4nioR with alr
that would Laye laa.l. Duudsclfy euYlous.
"Aw! Eu.lllH'k wclcI4 she t1pt Aw! awt Why
1I1u't she uEa%e VI, an.l Ivy agaInf' The s.''le
III which he asked why shs dA!n't 'tbwacc upn
WAS tu1 ,nurh ior tuy. gravity, and even his
companion lookrl little aslallc1 VI Ala 1Audt-
trl IIeua.
, 1877-08-03
FIRES.


81 LIE 1kAtkh+
Yesterday evening The barn Of j. II. Ely, tit-
uatesl' on the GRIND boulevard, took fire about
o'c'ock and was burnt. Tho barn was COM
r!cteIy destroyed II waA valued At about
800. and vas Insured in a foreign company for
tOa In RESPONSE TO the alarm tho t,re co1npa~
uics turned ont In force, the Rescue" Of Laks
being on the ground first The fires at The St.
Julien and lone Place have been mysterious, hut
this last one Is even more tnexplscahlc. Sir.
Elr't family went cut to drive during the after
MON, leaving In charge Of tho holtsc lit
tic RTanbton aged nhont 12 yearr, who about
Thirty minutes after their leaving Visited 1ct,-
houee and fountl two boys In tt. They wcre
masked and told him 10 get out and then shot
at him twiec. Nh fro Haa visible then, hut "a
the family coming home they found the buggy
marked By sosne blunt instrument on the side,
Will, the words "Wiil burn your house To-
night" Officer fEogan Was called and he v[s!ted
The i'nr,. hut found no trt', the spark U fnHe
hcfnr probahly PLACED In l,arreI. On post IN
the yar1 WAS found ave will break your
ntek the next time VIC find ynt, and IN place Of
shouting ut YOU and not hitting you, VIC Will
shout at you tr.l tines" Sonc seem to think
the story Of the nsasks ,1rc!le1tly thin. Thcss
will he g tnert'ng I'll tue corner of State null
Flfticth streets ts"n!ght, IL ask tho town to
give tfc 'fhsr, District new apparatus with hose
that will not burst.
, 1877-08-03
BAT AND WHIP.
A Big Streak Of Hard-Hitting by the
Chicagos at Cincinnati.
Tie Whites Pound Out Handsome
Victory to thc Tune Of
Is 10 l..
Versailles Girl and slow.Go Win the 230
and 2:2l Purses at Buffalo.
BASEBALL,

BASE.
4 Bt1 DAT ron THE cnlcAGos At CINCINNATI
Sptetat DIspastA to Tat Tribune.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2.--Thc Chicaeos craw1ei1
up on Cummings ear tu-day, and corked lin
inr twcnty-.l,rce clean total bases On hits. 1t
vas The finest batting display evcr tecn here u
the Whites :laY the sca5on through, as they did
tt-,ay, they Will yet claim the championehip.
The home club we're a. Children IN the hands OF
your men. stcFcy pitched, md the ClocinnatA
could 'io nothing with his balls. T'H Ch!ca-
goes, after three chancrs were gtven OF crrOra
by Cummings, Manning, and Hastings In the
recond inning, truuneeA Cummings for teven
base hits ami seven runs. Hines coming To
tic hat t~icr. aMl ulasng two base
hits IN the tanlc Inning. 1t MA Hines who
rtar,e,l It, and reached second IN juggle by
Hastings. Spal,ltnu was lellel o1t by. Man
ming. afltl Eggier gut \ base un alanin0's fuul-
he. Then Bradley tnade eingle aud Glenn
twt,-bs.cr. n,.ti were followed ju suc@e5sun
with corkcrs By AIrvcy. Atson, Peters, aud
Hines. There were oyGf 2.uN ptot'ie p5esctlt,
lpJ took 1t gfHI-,aturcslly and, after the Thing
waA decided. hsd epoti ,lcal ot tp',rt % oyer tl's
bat MAS superb, whtse llIach spsts-
Ing. tIIcnu, and Peters carried of thy
pttcr fielding honora. Particularly vas Snall-
III. brilliant ut second. The Eull-pen trowlt
uni indeed tile bctter tlass Of spectators. hal
great amusement nycr flat1isnan'a unsuccessful
Efforts. EvcrS tine he Inadc an out lie Vas
chccrcd in good nature. llalfy,' ~ho u a
great fayurite here. took It In good part. 10
auttc of tic amusement 1t afforded other iHcH'-
Lrrs Ut the nit... Jo1es carried oil tho honors
OF tho ho1nr club.
rur ACME.
, 1877-08-03
HT. LOUIS.


ST. LoCts. Aug. 2.-Thotnas and John Kchoe
md another man. name Unknown, got into IN
angry discussion about tho recent railroad dffll-
cult!es IN the lcyee about . o'clock to-hiCht7
whicl, resulted in the stabblnG Of the unknown
tnau by one af tho Kchtcs, lnfffes'ng
wound IN the lunpe from which l'e died III te''
minutes. Tho kehoca were arrestcd.
COMPLEMENTARY BANQUET.
4 complimentary dinner nas given At the
L!ndel1 HOUSE tonight br thu railroad mcu 10
The officers ot Ten. Jcff T.. Davis
command, - m acknowledgment II the
eerviens rendered by then, In protecting
rn!lrpad property in this vicinity during ths
strtkc. The 'atfals was strictly private. and It
Is not known whether the banquet was given ny
the railroad companies Or ~ ine saperaatena.
was present, but was Obliged to leAse carly 70
take the train Tor i-eagcnworth.
, 1877-08-03

HHGe etAtDtu-A1lCAXQs +1
Total ha.es on clcau hIta1ineinnasl. O; Chi
Two: !,a+c hit.-Mcye,. z; 11ines, 2,
ils.es ., called bafls-oould. Addy. Hastings,
and l:radley.
Frat ttAe IN etrufa-ClncinnAti. 4; Chicago. ..
ptrseI lInlls- Hastings, =,
Wild pitches, Cummings, ..
Fly bulls missed -fln3lnhH. !.
1.'nblc p1as.--roscr. and spnldsng; Tetc,ss
spaid'ns,, and tsicEn; Hooth. Manning, md uouid
Time oF g,l,nc--Twu hours.
ltnparc-Gtand1ll.
TIE nosroSa At rtrTsncRG.
Sptcfat NstxIteA to 1As Tribune.
plr1sng;to, Pa:. AnF. "A larSs crowd VT. 4.
tho lsostous y. Union Park tAis attt r,loon. 'rhr
hua.r nItc tattc.l wrll but let down, III timls
Holding. The visitors played splent1diy In b,ta
ppsit'ons. Ths AieThea!cs nlnde on'y onc rui.
In tt fu!rt!, unl SIKH, innings, .lla;tius total
uf l!rt. uund did s4trne of the finest pitching
ever seen here. Browns catching wAs Mso per-
feet. 0alvn tsad nu show at all.
XErokaET, ILL.
Special Mss1ieh 10 Tar Tribune.
SErosscr, ILL.,, Aug. 2,-Scponkcs to,lrna-
mint, third ,lay-Pr!nceton, IL, and Ncponsct,
y; Mllo, !, antl Sepo',set, ;; pfMrton: o. an.l
Ncpoa.et. rItza fur fastest fats-rsllnsng. y.
it,ssGlms, III 5itlo. About l,50O people were ln
attendance.
dptrfaf hatufrt TO ne 7f|6rn&.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. e.-Mllwaukce. 2; sfao-
ellnc ll!ts-stilxau o.. Manchester, 1.
Errosa-M!Iwaakec. i: Marehcs.rr. II.
Left or bascs-Af!lwnukCe, D; Manchester, s.
INDIANAPOLIS.
fsptANAPoL.s, InI.. Aug. 1.-BHsc-ball friday
indianapolis, U; 81. Louis Browns, Il; twelve
inn!ugs; darkness stopped them.
PHILADELPHIA.
PMItApzlrun, Aug. :.-lluftfortls, II; Ath'
fc&ics, /.
, 1877-08-03

The companies we're largely mat1e M Of old fol-
tlicss mud commanded by experienced offirers.
TIC force was further increased h,
enlnl1 volunteer company and n twogun
battery. The whole w*s undo. command Of
Cof Moore, The Sheriff o. te county, md Cots.
Nehcrt, t!o1s hio', and Wcl'cs. NIL vclernn SOL
dicrs, with fine regulations. Ugly F1,tota abntit
the grent number Of rioters anil tt!cir t'itpt,si
tuh To light were circulated on the streets, but
produced no shrinking. Ihe cntnpanics formed,
and marched down Summit street In superb
or!er. A, the entrance to tho ",,nl1dlc eroul,d.'
where nearly all the city railroad business y
done. the command divided. enc company and
the artillery being sent 70 n blu'i,
from which. the cannon could cosrrnan,!
iat,',se. Tie rest of tic command advanced
up*,n the "mi11lc ground" A great crowd
had collected there. hut It saw the ftilsty ot Of
icrinE an5 resistance, artl It retired tn haste.
Ihs Lake sors employees sre fona =. tes
fired up. ans! the traka cleared to the nir.linc
junction. u distance Of two and o1lc.halt mics.
4 heavy force wus delayed there, and freight.
traia n,a'le up md sent out: Nc violence of
trains came in from Detroit; More
trains were sent QUIZ and SET.
ssal wifi 70 forward thi; evening.
THIS Is regarded as ciIectuatly clearing the laEe
The other cities do as we'll the strlke IL At an
end. The companies are on 9tlard on the "'ntd.
die Erpund" tonCht. but DO no, Antic,Date any
trouble.
COLUMBUS. '.s,....
Snte3at MAt,utch to Ths 7ftartHs.
CoLuMnus, t.. Aug. 2.--Scyeral strikers were
today sentenced ls tho t'ollve Cuurt- Three
eoal mines In the Hooking Vulley are clo.ed ny
striElers. They demand an increase ~ nay.
-Four n,pntlies accctled ~ tie detnana. :, No
trouble Is loolscta fur. i.ast night, ~ ss'n saM
tfundIc passenger tratr, Which 1rft this lsare At
II ::U A. H., was passing Granville sitting, tfis
engineer discovered Instructions nh tie tfafk
nlead-. being 'lrar cufve, he aia .. ,.a
sec the. ubstr,lctons IN time 70 etols
tho train, unsl The train went numbering
through, throwing tue i!oh rails a!as
cross. lies. Passengers u, tho Train state
a shower VI r.pks wus thruwn III tho train. but
the ct,tdugtur stntcs IL was gravel tilr"wn ~
the dragging Of ti,c ttrs al'1 rails. constHesee
VI strikers ca1c In ol, ll1 Pan n'tlandle, but we're
not allowed IL get OIL
cLkvKtAnp. :,
CLEVELAND, t., Aug. - Mr.. .'nhn newell,
General siallarcr Ut the Lake shorc ltal%a}.
had a conference with The trs,FI!tncn htr1krrs'
Committee at Ills office III ti.I* c!ty tt1is horll'
InE. Attrr the interview The Committee re-
turned to EollInWDul to eonteE will tic nlcs'.
Hoo, utter Mr. Newell received tclcstam IFot',
the Committee say1nE tile tranHch ~ot'lu gu
return to work ut O'clock hstnUrrn'Y. Air.
Newell agreed tD correct some locuI muses. III
regard to naAscs aud cxtin pay fof ufcrttfhc.
Freight trains will be started cast mil west
from this city tomorrow n.UrntnE. No troh!c
{s anticipated. Tllu tralnncn tay tf'at INV
matters arc sctt1ctl they will rim tr4las Without
fear or favor. 1lIc ahopnen md frg'sht.
house men arc still out.
, 1877-08-03
VIRGINIA LIENS.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 2.-Judga Hughes, OF
the United States Circuit Curt, decided III
effect to-day that the gold from The Virginia
TroaaurY whisl. tho SsAta osl]cia,a distributed
a4nong Themselves on tbs evc vi the evacuation.
Of Richmond WAS the property of the United
States unycfulncnt, aud that the artl.,n brought
aglIist sud o!llr.!s by The t3uycrhusent ca.l te
u,alntailc,l III Ills Court. Tbs auIiunt lhyulyed
h about s:rsiAn tbs tase will TO carried to
{hi' Supreme Court.
tinv. kstnpcr, Oh ncsuuut of ouatncss Gt.gu;;c.
u;e,!ts, tlrrl:uc4 ~ atiGAtt tho CuuroeAtSuu OF
tho Governors at plliIas!clptlL3-
, 1877-08-03

MICHIGAN,


Sneetd. Dfsn1sch to ne Tfthuae.
GRAND RArlps, aliclt., Ang. "A report has
reached here, from reliable sources, Tint thu
employees Of tho MuskeEnn Boom Company
etruek yesterday noon. ThIs forenoon one OF
the Incl, who lid not want to strike attempted
to go to work, when the strikers got him, tied u
rope aruuad his neck, and hung lin over the
limb of tree. Had not citizen seen IL and
cut hin down they wotll have murdered him.
It Is not reported whether my Of the strikers
laya becn arrested or not.
BBtLfuEREHT PEMALEA ARRESTED.
PATERSON, N. j., Aug. 1.-Two striking silk
employees iwonct) have boon sent to jail tor u.s.
eaul,Ing another icn,alu who Ind returned to
Wurk,
, 1877-08-03

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
e,Art.,f E,Is+,rf.A u. 1as Tttbo,u<

DUBUQUE, 1a-. Aug. a.-Ahout o'clock thta
morning fatal accident occurred at Mckntcht'a
Springs, abon. three niles from this city. Two
sons Of Jacob Hearck, aged Is and 10, took
their guns to 70 cut and shoot blackbirls.
Their parents vera away Ut the time. Tho
smaller buy pointed his gun Ut ILLS brothsr and
r,t.llc.l tly trigger. Thu gun went oil, tito
charge taking effect III the othcr's right
shoulder, making largo and deep wound.
messenger waA at orce scnt for the parents, hut
their MIL WINS cnrpAe befpn. either reucslel
hut,c, lse having blct4 to death lev nioucus4
sitter Tic shooting.
, 1877-08-03
TIE HKAIU"VVV I8II U3I 1-3s
Jo the Editor NJ Tlv Tribune.


Wl1MiNoToH. ILL.,, Aug. Ia letter in yes
terday's tribune, dated In this ct., and signed
Caleb Stove, concerning The recent troubles in
i3raida ootl, Is most 1amuahlc Tissue of false
lloods mud cxayrcrattons from beginning tu entl.
Tho signature is certainly GctItious, and II Is
well for the writer that It Il 60. The rcry gen
tietncn II whom the writer refcse-Messrs
Otlcll, Goodrich. Feit;iI. anil Cady-caclt nml
all ui them Will ucar nc nut In branding The
letter rr}erre*a 10 ~ iasn a'S,ye. feet
Utmost ashamed u, s.top to tefnte tho TarfDl,h
assertions, 10 absurd arc they aiti t.'w artlly
THEY may be nptly compared With tse ilrooklyn
Ea'e. sensational hls'!aetl,cs con;.fning .hn
hnY. II THE rHtHJSE wuuld see fair. dis
passionate statG,nrHt Ut tiIc causes that led to
the trouble In tr1tlwo'M allow .e h direct tt*
attention ~ Il l,llf-"lntnn lrttcs in the Ertniay
.JoM,7tal OF last MNlslay. What innttye can a-
tnatt ntiy person TO write saeh tn3eEMal'y mis-
til'cyatls tlncs u tho "Cnleh GtuTc" - letter
1 fail to comprehend Y1nrn. ctc..
L. u. CosLEr, Editor Wilmington Advocate.
, 1877-08-03
IOWA.

Hpfefa Dfspttth tb Tht frfbnn4.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Aug. 2.-lt ts not gcner-
ally understood that al! the men OH tue Fast
Iowa Division OF the Chicago, Burlington d
Quincy }aa1 reported for duty at II O'Clock
Sunday night, twcnty-four hours before bcing
requested to t]o so by the order Ut President
IMrris, notifying the cu that ni1 wl,, did not
report l,y IL 0'cteek Monday night would be
considered o,,t u the rornpany's service. All
tho m,un On the Iowa Division catnc ia without
su,,ssntenlent Potter 70. Inc way lc inanagcd
the difficult task that confronted li1n,
, 1877-08-03

palen, eccon,i. nine: 1tn.1n'c of Chicago, thtrsf,
eight; Kellogg. OF Ch!ltis othc, fourth. Tho
tseon! nsat"ia. for purse of t1e5, eix .lnola
I,H,ton irl; Doolcy, Of indianapolis, second;
iifnst1aIe third. The Citzcn> Purse, Club prizo
sl'M sAs won Ivy the Central Military TEart
Cinb. Of f;alcsburg. killing thtrtyetght out of
with glass balls ucrc el,ot after tho regular
matches. There was no particularly hnc shoot.
Ing done Tomorrow ends tho tournament
, 1877-08-03

Ep<caat DltpascA % Ia T,skeas.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Aug. 2.-fha pjxeon-sboot-
lux Lcte to-lxy was witnessed By Ill Increased
auu.cucc, I'll. attendance pf amateurs Il alto
murh larger thu yesterday. TfAs hrst u1stch
to-day WIS for purse ot $:,o0. EuxIish gules.
Porter, u Indianapolis, ~on thu hzst prize.
kiLlug Atsught ten birds; Uattou, u Cus' =
, 1877-08-03
OHIO.

dpses1 IEs07e1ek u 7A6 7F78H&k
TOLEDO, Aug. 2.-1hlA ha> been brilliant
lay Tor Toledo. We have met tho strikers and
saey IRE ours. Purauant to thu agreement last
atsht nine companies Of citizens, In which vera
e9r leaalng business men, Including three Pres
Atats of National Banks and bc4ls 1T other ~
tshtsh'nents tu proportion, assembled iu tho
totstilouse square, and atulc.l themselves with
btetSh' h'loadcfs sod few IoGu1s ol cartridges.
, 1877-08-03
In CHICAGO.

4 still alnyrn to Euginc No. 10 at s:4s Inst
evening was caused by the explosion Of kcro-
scncinn,p IN Charles pctersun*s lodging -housc,
M. 351 Clark street. The hsmes annih1latcd
tue curtains, hut dill 10 other Ia,narc.
The a11rlh IRON, Box 1876 ut 7:1D yesterday
was <auscd BY Il Ere FL tbs chemical factory VI
stc!u, Hlrsi 4: Co., NJ. So1 Archer avenue.
Dan,aEe To building, e5U; 10 stock. 311U. In-
surcu ss follows: Royal Canadian, II, ,oeU;
t;ranttc, sl,5U}; Aurnrl, sl,0O0; Standard, ol
New Jersey. 81, ,OU The jlatnca originated froul
st,urks fruM tue wntcllmat'e pIpe.
, 1877-08-03


MIciii0AN CIR, Ind. Aug. a-Wllllam
Powrll, brakeman uu the Michigan Ccatral iiuad,
fell 1rum tic tup Of freight car near Curey'B
this u,o, nin:, receiving Injuries which resulted
IN liza
, 1877-08-03

GRAND RArips, Mfcll., Aug. 2.-TItnothy kel~
ley, employed u tho Phoenix Furniture Com.
pany's fa.tury Ia tllts city, fell from udlcr I'd
witch he was standing this forenoon and sua.
tanc4i kuch scriul!s inilrics to the kidneys aud
ltvct that Ills PLY sldan tcais tse7 will provc
lat21.
, 1877-08-03

point, but the attempt will be mn'lc Tomorrow
to remove tilt bIyckhde there.
THE CtMnEKLASp M;1EHa.
CUMBERLAND, Mi, Aug. 2.-At 4 meeting of
The delegates Of nftrHn Ut the twenty rt,a!-
,nnc. IN the Cumberland roal-regsn to-day Il.
was tlccllcd hr y vott Of II tn ~, n!icr q 6cs-
sion pf AK luslrs, to demand IS cents per ton
for mining.