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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-25
money to loan and Fire Insurance.
so.aoo RI AoAN.

In sums under $500 on farms OF
city property. Money in hand and
furnished without delay. See adver.
tisement as to other sums. 6-8 dkwti
o, M. LADo & Co.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-25

Prof. Il. G. Gibson, of Eddyyillc
has been engaged as principal Of the
public schools Of Corning.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-25

We refer our farmers TO DIR. For
sha's advertisement. The AtTRRX-
TIVE BALsAM proves to be the best
family medicine in use. Call on your
druggist for supply.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-25

Davis county boasts Of timothy
feet 8 inches high. That's Timoth,
q. Walker, of the Democrat.
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characterization Dav

Amos Williams, of Fairfield, was
tfnKering an old pistol and Ano.
now mourns the loss of his right eye.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-25
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
From FridAy's Daily.


The Clear Lake Camp Meeting
c,osed on Wednesday. The sum of
$2,7l5 was raised to pay off the in
debtedness on the grounds.
David Mowry, living near Abing-
don, one of the Oldest settlers in the
county, died Tuesday of cancer in the
stomach and bowels. A post mortem
examination was held by DR.. La.
throp, at the request Of the family.
The Mt. Pleasant Journal says that
William Edwards of that city COM
mitted suicide Wednesday evening
by taking a dose Of morphine. Hard
drinking for some weeks past made
him tired Of life and caused him to
perform this rash deed.
The fishing in the Des Moines riv.
err never was better than it is now
and fine strings of salmon and bss.
are frequently seen on the streets in
possession Of some lucky sportsman
Nose Koontz had several, this morn
ing, taken in q couple of hours at OF
near the guard-lock. They were per-
feet beauties.
We hear it reported that two OIL
three men in COMPETING township
on Tuesday night last, undertook tc
burn Capt. McReynold's hay ricks
but were observed in time for tho
Captain to treat one of the party tc
a large dose of shot. 1t is said tina
a horse rode by one Of the party wa
badly sprinkled with shot also, bu
not sesiously injured. We have
heard of no arrests.
The Marshal, assisted by the polio
force, arrested eight cows last night
under the new ordinance, which hat
been allowed TO run at large contra
ry to said ordinance. This mornin,
six Of the eight were released on tn
payment of the Marshals charges
while the other two will be advcrtis
cd probably, and il not redeemed
sold in accordance with law. Tn
Marshal wishes us to say that he pro
poses not only to enforce the COW or
dinance, but also the one in relatio
to dogs. Perhaps it would be we
for our people to pay some attentio
to these matters and save thcmsclve
trouble as well as cost.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-25
FOh THIRTY YEARS

The daTk-eyed and lovely daughters OF Spanish
America have used MURRAY D LANMAN's FLORIDA
WATER as their only cosmetic and toilet perfume.
II isihe most fragrant as well - the most lastin 3
OF al Floral Waters, and possesses refreshing
aud invigorating properties not c)ntalGed In any
other preparation Of the kind.
-ErFor sale by Perfumers, Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dcaiera iulv IL .dana \ mi M
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aaECiAL NOTICE.
"A CAR u.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth. nervous weakness. early de-
cay Gay loss OF manhood: &c;;, will send recipe
great remedy vas discovered by Q missionary 10
south America. Send sell addressed envelope
70 the Rev. JOSEPH T. iKMAN, Station d, Bible
House Netr York ian09d& WIN
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-07-25
Bank Failure at Des Molnes.

The bank Of +. r. West Il Sons,
Des Moines, failed on the 18th inst.
The Senior member of this firm, Mr..
Frank Il West, is the father-in-law
of b. F. Allen. AT the time of AL
lens failure Allen was the principal
stakeholder in Vests bank and the
present failure is the result of the
Allen troubles and losses. The pres
ent failure amounts to $3.50, 600, most
~ due to people able TO lose it, as the
Register says, and which no doubt
correctly adds, that the failure is a
bad one.
We are informed by Nick Baker
that the wheat crop Of this county
will average from fifteen 10 twenty
bushels pei acre, OF Il better quality
of grain than has been raised here
for several years. This is especially
true where farmers bought seed
grown in other states. The crop of
oais and hay was never better, and
with n good shower of rain the corn
crop, in his opinion, from the best
advices received, will make a large
half-crop, ii not more. The condi-
ton of The country, therefore, is
much better than it has been for two
years, in that we stop paying tribute
10 Kansas and Nebraska for bread
stuffs,
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his doubt would be tho result Of per.
sonal experience, while hers would be
founded on what q certain practition
err, who has been whole year trying
to correct her refractory liver. has
said concerning it. At home she ex.
amincs the bottle half suspiciously,
tastes of its contents carefully, takes
the prescribed dose more carefully,
and then proceeds to watch the result
with as much anxiety as practitioner
would count the pulec-beats of dy-
ing man. She takes another dose
and another, and shows the bottle to
hor friends, telling them she feels bot
tor. Her skin loses its bilious tint,
her eyes regain their lustre. her accus.
toned energy returns, and the fact
that she purchases another bottle is a
sure witness that she has found the
Golden Medical Discovery to be re-
liable remedy for tho disease indicat-
cd The lady wisely resolves that In
future her estimate of any medicine
will DO based upon q personal knoacl-
edge Of its effects, and not upon what
some practitioner (who always make
long bills rhyme with pills) may say
of 1t. Or. Pierce lie in receipt of lot
tera from hundreds of the largest
wholesale and retail druggists in the
United States stating that at the pres
ent time there is greater demand for
the Golden Medical Discovery and
Purgatiye Pellets than ever before. In
affections Of the liver and blood they
are unsurpassed.
Sigourney is not unlike other towns
in its allotment of young men who
loaf along the streets and stare at
women as they pass by, sometimes
making their comments before the
lady has passed beyond hearing dis
lance. A crowd of this kind of loaf.
crs had gathered on the south side
one evening last week, when present
Iva young woman carrying jug OF
molasses or vinegar, came along, and
some one of the crowd INDUCED in a
remark which she overheard. She
deliberately placed her jug down on
the sidewalk, and in a moment a
young mans hat was ricocheting over
the street, and his face resounded
with her vigorous rappings. Spoony
attempted to interfere with 81 didn't
say nothin'. l didn't say nothin','
but this only brought a real genuine
punch square in the face, and the
sharp answer: eyes you did, and
next time you do it I'll give you 8
worse boxing than this one" p Sig
Quincy Ne,cs.
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Tho Fulton Forsyshe Trial.

Joseph Fulton has been bound over
In the nominal sum Of $500 to appear
before the next term of the District
Court, il called for, charged with al
assault on FOrsythc with attempt ia
commit great bodily injury. We hear
from parties who attended the pre-
liminaiy trial that the provocation
and ofisnse were pretty equally divid-
ed between the parties, although For
sythe received the most dangerous in
jury. All parties concerned will be
glad TO hear that Mr.. Forsythe is out
otall danger and rapidly recovering,
Henderhott and McNett appeared
for the State, aud Stiles for Fulton.
Money to Loan and Fire Insurance
In sums Of $500 and over on i'm
proved farms. at Q per cent. interest.
Loans Of $500 and over, secured by
city property, aud under $500 secured
by farm property, will be made at 10
per cent. interest.
We represent some first-class Fire
Insurance companies.
d&wly q. M. LADD Il Co.
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THE CENTRAL RAILROAD

Headquarters for Plow Shoes AT
Phillips. a25wti
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We are selling CHIMNEY ri.UEs at hal
the cost Of brick OF the same capacity. The
weigh much less, are easily set up, are safer
durable and better than brick hues Those at I
distance from brick, sand and lime, can take oni
nome, set IL up and tin less time than they car
| hauland handle one load Of brick.
| We have also the test and cheapest WELL
| TUBING and sewer Rlpo.
| eau q our shop. near Schick's saw mill. uppel
end of this city aLdsee
~ WITT LANGFORD I,ADD
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rum OIL Our lhutslflal ana commercial Interests,
plainly resulting from vicious class legislation i'm
the interest OF money, do hereby adopt the fol-
lowing resolutions, believing that the principles,
herein enmncia:el will bring complete and imme
diaie relief to our Frustrated industrial and BUSH
ness Interests,
LIST That we favor the restoration of the silver
dollar 10 the position il occupied from the toun-
daiion Of the Government until the demonetza-
ton of 1873, by Republican Congress, bought
by British gold to perpetrate the Outrage
I'd. That we demand the immediate and I'M
conditional repeal of the Resumption Act.
3D. That we demand the suppression Of The
National Bank currency, on which we are paying
therefor of National Greenback currency; and that,
i'm the words Of Jefferson, Bank paper must be
| suppressed and The circulation restored to The
nation, TO which u properly belongs.
9TH That we demand the issuing of paper
currency that will be full legal tender for all debts
both public and private, unless otherwise slipn-
lated by contract, and of sufficient volume 10
| supply the wants Of trade but in no case TO ex-
coed the volume in circulation at the close of the
war.
5th. That our delegates TO the Stale Convention
be instructed to their utmost Efforts to secure
the adoption Of resolutions similar 10 the above
and the nomination of "A State ticket whose senti-
ments arc in accord with the above doctrines
Resolved That our Senators and Representatives
arc hereby instructed TO labor for, and by accept
agree 10 Use their utmost endeayors to effect the
following changes In our existing State laws viz
LIST. To rcstOre absolutely and unqualiiicdly the
! death penalty for murder in the first degree.
|, "a To repeal on so modify the existing law
by which the land shark obtains tax title TO the
poor man . real estate thus fobblng the nnfOrtu
hat man OF his home compelling q rninons
lc"ihpiomlse nj the option Of the purchaser.
a.. 10 fehnce the emOlument3 of the various
"incei where practicable and especially reduce the
monuments OF the 0ilice of Sheriff, District
prosecuting attorney and Justices in our cities
anu make them salared offices as far as possible
A motion was then made to pro-
coed to an informal ballot for Sena-
tor. G. A. Madison was placed in
nomination.
A motion was made and adopted
to vote by ballot.
w. d. McCue and c. ID. Bailey, OF
Agency, were appointed tcllers.
The name of r. G.. Ballingail was
proposed for Senator.
Hon. Il. J.. Burton was also nomi.
mated.
The whole number Of votes is 100.
Necessary to choice 81.
1t was proposed that each delegate
should vote and deposit his ballot in
a hat and wher they got started they
were voting in all the hats to be found
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WEATHER REPORT.
PLYMOUTH. July 30. PM-Wind SW, ht.
FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER. May lo-passcd bark Isolina (Br) Gilbert, som
Singapore for New York.
Arrived Juncs. bark John Clark. conans. Liverpool
BATAVIA, May ao-sailoa. bark Camilla. johnson. Ma
Cow BAY CIR. July 2s-saied. steamer Morcedta. Chad.
scy. New York. - 81
New ork vim $, John NB: aud 10 other vessels;
f.ruxR Porxr, Jniy 3O-Passcd steamer Wadensinn
Gssos, July ao~Arrived brig Bianco l Foster. New
York . -
Uinckiey. Antwerp: July 1. barks Fred IhtchGed.
spauding Cardiff; MORO Castle Jewet wamEkok: w..
York: 18th Canaan tBr, Manson do 10Th, Antioch
ilemenway. Ccbu 18th ship Thos Lord ,ai New orig
H. Babson do; stracathro (Br) Miller. San Francisco.
In port July ship Matchess Dawes Tor New YORK. Ids;
bark Panoia Lun for do Fornosa tbr' hyi"hd 'or sal
HAVANA, Jn,y 2s-saied steamer niagara. Curtis. Now
fLoLo May 2s-In port ships Formoss, Reynolds from
Melbourne arrived 24th for Boston Valley Forge Wood
MAsirA June iO-In poVt. ships Argonaut tsr. Ander-
son, for New York; Canning r, Gnr,nrd Tor 90; Con
N sH"; York iGr san r'"ne'''0' Darn ''''.a ~ -.
bark Gaspar DR. Davies do; 18th. ship Mary wh'ridTe
.-Mosrnvpro, Juno i5-In port. bark John h"ush''n'
PADSse. May 2o-sailcd, bark wakcheld Carver Now
Tonr SPAIN. July disabled schr Augusta smith tBr''
Smith, Tnrks Island. .. s..-,... phu,so,
Arrived 9th, bark Ann'e Bntcheder ssce'man' fh"oo'
In port 7tb barks Alerte der,. for New York; krona
sse for do; Chssgong OBJ shin John Nicholson or,
Campbell. New York. bark str"theden ODD H"oe'S'"'
~ Joux NIB. July a7-ciearcd. bark Mercator tBrl.
urI. wbitchaven; 'chr } l. cos'r 'or'' N"''e'' W."
cared both snip Andrew JncSson Bartlett. liverpool
Arrivca :prh. schr Madeira, McltuEail New loIn.
TRIESTE July iIArrivcd. bark IL Leone utap' i"co
IN port July n. bsrks investigator, oarvsri Hcsris
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NEW YORK.

QUILT ESTABLISHED AT THE CENTRAL RAIL-
ROAD sHoPs-PAY OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
ALBANY, July go 1877.
All is quiet at West Albany. The Sherin's posse
we're withdrawn from the railroad shops this after.
noon. The men were again at work as usual.
BRAVE DEPENDENTS.
The following circular issued this evening"
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS. STATE OF Nrw YORK.,
AeJCrASr GEysRALs OFFICE
ALBANY. n. T., July 30, 1877
The general commanding each division oil the National
Guard will he supplied Immediately from these headquar
he will their being properly filed
rplicate to include all the officers and who pei-
Chief and transmitted TO the Psymaster General here.
fixing the number OF days service the day which the
be allowed their home. aud the Of pay per
will be according TO section 165 oil the Military Code
n iollows:-
Frsf-1o all non-commissioned officers. musicians and
privates 81.
s,ond-To all commissioned officers Of the line below the
rank OF captain. 81
Th,ri-io ali commanding officers of companies. 81.
tpsl-fo All field officers below the colonel, 81.
FVth-ro ali commanding officers OF regiments. 20.
Srfh-rO all regnicnta staff officers. 81 80. and all non
commissioned stau officers. 81 90.
SerTt-TO all brgadicr generals, ~
EiqhAt--lo all brigade stah officers. 81.
Ninth To all major generals - -
T,BUbTo all division staff officers, 50.
Troop of cavalry battery OF artillery mounted and
equipped snall be paid IL per day Tor each
each division viii also Immediately procure bills
IN rpicae for all tho incurred for Transporting
be receipted by the parties whom the money due
certified by the officers who incurred EXPENSE
Comp froler OF the state is prepared to obga
tions therefore there cciay Ia having the
T. &a G%s t
ALFRED ii. TAYLOR. Assistant Adjutant General.
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GLIM PSES.

Chicago Times July 2s "rhc strikers nearly scared
to death the goose that lays the golden egg."
Burlington Ha,oIcye, July 27:-"No innocent man
over gets killed in riot. He doesn't so there
Chicago Journok July 2S:-" 'what are you doing
Kicking tho old clock all to pieccss' exclaimed the
wife.
New Orleans Ticayane, July 27:-"Therc will be
railroad platform in the next rational political cam
paign."
Chicago Times July 2s:-"The list Of the killed and
wounded on tho side OF the rioters exasperatingy
neagre"
Tho Dcadwood Champion records the arrival Of smelt-
Ing apparatus Mt Bare Butte for tho reduction OF
Gaiena silver orc
The New Orleans Picayune, July 81, says that ''If
some OF the strikers would strike the Garth with hoes
they might gain bread.''
New Orleans picayune, July &c ga colored barber
rs candidate Tor Associate Judge Of lawrence county.
Pa. IF he gets in it will DO by a close shave.''
Saws the Savannah News:-"rhe bootblacks of Au
gusta have organized s;rikc They want ten cents
boot or will shine two for fifteen cents Tho capt.
talists arc stubborn and will not yield to tho do
mand."
Tho Savannah News says 1.-The shipments from
the port OF Brunswick during the months of April,
May ana June anod to $3.50 025 in value, OF which
sl5l 500 are credited to June. The cotton shipped
amour, ed to nearly $780, ooo."
The Chicago Times says that eat least one-ilfth Of
every rotous gatncrng In the streets Of that city was
composed OF women. The majority OF them seemed
to be for The lc purpose OF gratifying IN ns
table curiosity. That they openly dcned the police
until deserted by the men Is n fact"
Tho Charleston Necs and Courier says that on July
g. at the negro celebration of the thricth sary
OF the Libcran independence in that city, there
not quite two hundred in the procession. A
proposition was mado to form q stock company, with
80 600 shares at $40 SHARE for tho purchase Of ship
rcan shore.
Louisville Couricr-Jou,nat 1.-THE cause OF .dcprcs-
sion Is universal IL pcrvades tho whole country and
reaches every group Of public interest," II consists In
years of class legislation and corrupt government.
Mobs rruitless They simply intensity the trouble.
total change OF parties is essential and when this
IS accomplished patience until tho new policy has timo
to make itself felt"
Nation county (Ga.) vidette, July "a short timo
since a daughter OF Mr. Paino awokc at night and
found q negro man in her room. She Immediately
screamed and ho bolted OF window escaped.
A few nights subsequently shc awokc and found tho
same villain in the room, having hold OF her foot. Ho
again escaped and she exchanged rooms with pa.
rents. He again found his way to her room, and she
awokc and found him standing over her Sho again
exchanged with her parents and tho scoundrci
not knowing T., attempted 10 enter again, and, while
IN the act OF climbing through window as shot with
both barrels OF a double purrecd shotgun in the breast
killing him instantly Our Informant. says his heart
was literally shot from his body"
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP July 29-Arrived ship Neva Day New York;
3oth barks Talisman tBD, Baker, New fork; Caroline
ter Stricken do Cathnrlns Ger. do; brig Eva Parker
(Br slocum. Wilmington, NC.
Sailed 18th. bark Avonpor 3D. Porter United States.
BRISTOL July 3oSaied. bark Ilombcrsund (Nor,. Neil
sen. United States
BELFAST. July 3o-Arrived brig Matte RUSSELL Ather
ton, Philadelphia.
BnxmxN July 3O-Arrivcd ships Constantine Ger, Kuh
ken sew Orleans; Stella Ger, Horn, Baltimore; Eliza
BETH tGer) Halberstadt New York; Bremcrlehe rier)
Ruken do; ourna (Norl, Gunderscn. Philadelphia;
Athena cIer) Bellmer, New York.
BoppEAux July 2SSaed. bark Leopold ct Mario (Fr),
Lescaiy. New Orleans.
Baltimore.
coSsrAsr,sopLE, July ls-Arrved. brig Nellie dtaD.
Trapani, New York.
puspALx July 2s-Arrived Ingof (Nor), Knudsen,
New York.
WEIGH, Baltimore.
F.,xourn July 2s-Arrivcd bark Iconida tSwe. Lund-
qvst, cagoua for Restranget
Ftxxrwoop July 2sArrived bark Framat tswe,. Milan
der, Pascayoun.
GooLr. July 2s-Arhvct. bark Knudsvg Mor), Toresen.
Charleston.
GLASGOW July 29-Alrived, steamer State of Georgia
(Br,, Cooper, New York
Sailed 3oth ship Transit. Percy. New Orleans.
urlsINcon July 2s-Arrfvcd. bark Hernocsand (Swe).
Bjorpg New York for Gottenburg.
mcr. Point Lobos Both, Aaexandra (br), Brown, New
York.
sailed asth ship Geo Hurbut, Mason. New Orleans
tscc below; bark John Read tBr), Bartng. America.
I,yrRpooI July 2s-Arriyed, steamers jamaican Br).
winder. New Orleans; 2.nh CHILEAN tBr). Bremen do.
Sailed 10Th, ship voyager, Chase New York.
LONDON July 3O-Arrved, ship Hudson. knight. New
| York (bcfore reported arrived 27tn).
Cleared 10Th bark Belgium tBr) Mosher, Delaware
Brenkwster; 3oth. ship Republic DIR. Phillips United
| States; bark Carolina QtaD, Gotuszo. do.
IrcuoRy July 21-Saticu, bnrks Mary Hogarth (Br),
shields. Now York: Billy Simpson tBr) Curry. United
states: Oath IIcrha (Br) Warren Philadelphia; 26th
brig Candidezna Qta Eurico Now YORK tbcforo
! uorted sailedJuly ~.
| MovrLLx July 3U-Anived. steamer Caspian (Br
| Trocks, Montreal for liverpool (and procoedcd)
NrwroRr July 2S-Arrived bark Anna Thormann CGcr)
voss Pensacola.
onA. to July 3o-Arrved bark Maria Lulsa tsp) WAS
New Orleans.
PLYMOUTH July Sailed, brig Olaf Kyrro (Nor). Jan
| sen, New York.
| QUEENSTOWN. July 29-Arrved. steamer China Br)
GIL Boston Liverpool proceeded) bark Unione
Utah Acardi Baitimoro Isaia (Aus Rsmondo do; 3oth
AM steamer Britannia (Br. Thompson. New York for
| Liverpool.
RouES, July 2e Sailed. bark Albcrtinc tNor, schytee
| New YORK;
ROTTERDAM, July as-olcarod. bsrk Abbic tBr), com,
| New York.
SIERRA LIZ ONE July 80 ARRIVED. bark jasper. Miller
! Santa Cruz.
TRIESTE July "a Sailed bark Investigator Carver New
| York.
wrssxAcH, July 2ssaied, bark Lucille CBr,, Andrews
| United States.
Sailed from 49, bark Consi gliere tItaD Con
sigliere. United Ststes.
LONDON July ao-shp Geo Hurlb At Cant Mason. which
loft Havc 18th New Orleans remains the Roads,
| crew having mut,nicd
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THE COLLAPSED STRIKES.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.l
New York Central road did one.atth of the freight

New York Central road did one-nfth OF the freight
business East
Mr. NxwKLL-well. the truth is Mr.. Vanderbilt
spoke many railroad men will when conversipg;
that is in general way. Now, the New York Central
has at times had all II could possibly do, every Dill oil
freight its equipment could accommodate, and there
have been occasions when the line could not take II
from near las. enough. OF course, the New YORK
Central docs Lake Shore business IN preference 10
Erie although u Is often claimed that no distinction
Is made between them. There rs one hope Tor IN
creased of freight railroads this season, ana
that Is excellence and abundance OF crops.
CHIEF ARTHUR THE ENGINEERS
called today upon Mr. Arthur. Grand Chief OF the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers, ana the ioiiow-
ing conversation occurred- ~
''Arc the brotherhood gong out as rcportedY"
''Not that know or"
Gould they go out without your knowledge
''Not very easily. have hoard and known nothing
OF such movement
ATTITUDE OF THE AUTHORITIES.
There is talk of military, although there VIII 90
kind OF made by the authorities before
the week over, unless the men accept the companys
terms and go TO work.
CLEVELAND AND PirrsBURG.
The announcement has Just been made that tho
Cleveland and PItsburg company Will start freight
train from Lawrence street. crossing the eastern
suburbs OF the city at sxsoclock tomornow morning
Tho employees have bcen on no strike and are willing
10 go 10 work. but fear trouble from the Lake shore
men, To prevent this largo body have orders to DO
on hand at that timo.