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no very active demonstration, and a corps OF
veterans maintained guard. The residences
OF charles Crocker and w. =. O'Brien were
also threatened, but nothing was done
Notces were served on Swan brewery and
Two or three manufacturing establishments
that tie torch would be applied TO nignt
One ofthe latter Was informed tha he won IA
be let of on the payment OF sIJ0, TO which he
acceded 10 save trouble.
GLIMPSE OUT OF WORK
korbel Bros. proprieters of South Park
saw mills, also largely engaged I'm the man
ufacture of cigars, discharge their Chinese
employ es, and advertised for 30 white bows
and girls TO all their places.
CHINESE GOING HOME.
The steamer Belgie sails to morrow for
Hong Kong with an unusually large Chinese
passenger list. There seems 10 be an i'm
preston that the hoOdlums are taking q rest
tonight, and that a fresh outbreak may be
expected tomorrow or Saturday night.
ANOTHER ALARM OF FIRE
has just been turned in rom the corner OF
ain and Berry streets. This is in the imme-
dlate neigh borhood of the depots and Offices
of the railroad companies. The sky is bril-
liantly lighted up in that direction.
Pa m.-Tne fire proves 10 have been in the
lum ber yard at the foot OF 9TH street. TIE
police and vigilantes are In attendance, but
there is no excitement, and the fire il alrezdy Y
under control and nearly extinguished, with
but little damage.
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-*Premium 25 cents not included.
AS compared with 1861, the rates you name
to the extent of about 35 per cent. The rates
OF the rOugn freight in 1851 were double those
of 1871 aud for coal the rate was %, whilst
CumberaSd md to Bait,@ote t The @ oicers oSR lro% on
the company are sure that ii Is only neces-
sary 10 submit these facts and figures to sat
isfy every reasonable man in the service
that the wages you propose cannot be paid.
Since the panic of 1873 not only have the
rates of through freight and other traffic
been reduced by severe and active competi-
diminished, especially is this true in regard
10 the coal trade, which for many years has
been the leading article transported over the
branch OF the subject brings me to call to
yoor attention the motives which gov
erned the company In employing q greater
number OF men than Were required
In handling Of its trains only a limited
amount of business could be secured. 1t
would have been quite as satisfactory to the
company TO have kept in the service only
the number of men needed for the work but
1t was regarded as more humane, In view Of
the great scarcity OF work generally, to dis
tribute the limited amount of business
amongst the greatest practicable number.
Whilst IL is subject OF regret that these mo.
tives have been misunderstood, and in grea.
degree produced the present trouble among
our trainmen, IL Is satisfactory to know. that
such a manner as TO protec. materially the
interest of the company and those of It's em-
ployes. Fully impressed with this belief,
hope there will be no difficulty i'm the way
of your returning to work, so that the run
ming Of freight trains may be at once resum-
ed. The experience OF the last ten days mu vt
satisfy every one that IL freight trains are
stopped on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
the city of Baltimore is not only deprived OF
the great commercial advantages which she
munity IL made TO feel that all business
must be seriously crippled and the price Of
family supplies greatly increased. You will
thus see that the resumption OF the running
OF freight trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
Evening star., 1877-07-27

CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL-Confer-
eace ,tfh Fresidenf G0rm0n.-Messrs. Rober,
Cowden, OF Cumberland, and q. Little. OF
Clear Spring, had q conference at Hagers-
town Yesterday afternoon with President
Sorman, OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
company, In reference TO the diniculties on
Sne canal. President German, al be has
neretolore done, rendered his services In adj
lustlng matters between the coal compaaies
ana the boatmen In regard To freight, but
showed the whiting gentlemen tt vas not In
me power OF the canal company TO seftle the
matter. After Q full Interchange OF views,
thing definite being accompliahod g change
The sttuAtiou.
Evening star., 1877-07-27

~ A CARD.
S To all Who are suffering from the errors and
tndiscrttiOns of youth, nervous weak early de-
cay loss Of manhood. &C, will send recipe that
wili cure you, FEE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
discovered BY a MI slOnaIy In South America.
Send Q self addressed envelope to the Key. JOSEPH
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~ SAMUEL G.. YOUNG,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
octl7-n OFrIcK-STAR Bull DING.
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~Some action 10 demanded ON the part of
the board OF alderman in Wilmington, N
c., to prevent the speculatOrs from foressall-
Ing the vegetable market An ordinance OF
the sort once existed In the city.
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GEN. HOwARD'S Willy ANTAGO
MIST.

SAN FRANCISCO. July IA dispatch
from Lewiston, Idaho, OF the 25th, says
"Lieut. Dunwell, MIR. Lsnden and Others
have arrived with the mail and express from
Pierce City, Shoshone county, Idaho, having
lett that place yesterday al 40 a. IN. From
Dunwell and Landen We gather the follow
ing: Two men have come i'm from the Mus
seH Shell mines, about y miles east of Ca
mas grounds, and reported seeing two parties
of warriors-l7 in one and Il in the other
coming over the LolO tran from Bitter Root
TO join Joseph. Horse tracks of hostiles We're
found at different points near Pierce City,
and moccasin tracks within 2O0 yariS OF the
Town, plainly indicating the presence of In
dian spies. The means of defend Rg the place
are as nothing against force of Indians.
Joseph Intreuched.
On Friday anu Saturday of last week Dun-
well learned from some Gquaws and old In
dians that Joseph was inIrenched on Lolo
trail, above Orafino and Camas prairie
crossing; that he was not going To leave the
country; that he was increasing his forces
every day; that he b nd then between 400 and
go warriors, and said that he would soon
have as many as Gen. Howard; that he in-
tended to whip Howard and then go TO Lew
iston, aud back to WaIla Walla. The Indians
claim TO have all the supplies they need.
JOseph's camp is at the canyons of Lolo
creek, a few miies east of Orodno and Camas
prairie crossing, and he has his stock X secreted
in q place called Little Camas prairie, be-
tween LolO creek and the middle fork OF the
Clearwater.
JoSEPHs POSITION Is VERY STRONG
naturally, ana almost inaccessible from the
south or west. The approaches TO his stock
are difficult and apparently well guarded.
One OF the old Indians referred TO told IT.
Dunwell that all the young men In that Sec
ton had gone TO join Joseph. Dunwell and
his party say
THE SMOKE FROM JoSEPH's CAMP
IL plainly visible from the wagon road be-
tween Dunwell's Ferry and Pierce City, aud
that the camp itself is about II miles from
Pierce City, in a direct line, a little east OF
south. Landen says a force could in the
night reach position I'm the rear OF Joseph's
camp by way of Duuwell Ferry and Oro
Fino creek, without being discovered by the
hOstilcs, and prevent their further retreat by
the Lolo trail, should they attempt il when
attacked from the sou th or west. Danwell
and his party have applied for guns 10 arm
q company organized at Pierce City, consist
ing OF 80 men, most Sf whom are without
arms. Dunwell says If arms cannot be had l.,
he G. sires a force of armed men 10 go back
with him and escort families out of Pierce
City without arms there TO defend the place
IL must be abandoned, as he believes the
people are in
GREAT DANGER OF ATTACK
at any moment from Joseph's band. Baird's
express arrived last night. Merrill, the
messenger, reports Indians at ana aDouL
Comas prairie. The excitement is still high
at Comas prairie, no business being done
exception for the protection of life. Reports
of large number OF Indians upon the forks
of the Clear Water, variously estimated al
from one 10 two hundred, have been brought
in by lumbermen from the north fork.
Evening star., 1877-07-27

railroad is a matter in which all our citi-
zsns of every calling are vitality interested.
Respectfully, yours,
JOHN KING, JR., Vice President.
Consultation To-Day.
At noon to-day the committee waited upo1
Vice Presidents ling and keyser at Cam
den depot, and they are now I'm consultation.
It is understood they will report the result of
the consultation, Whatever IL may be, 10
meeting To- be held to- nj yht.
Evening star., 1877-07-27
- sCHENCk,s "a WED TONIC.


In the atmosphere experienced here during the
summer months, the lcthargy produced BY the heat
tAkes away the desire for wholesome food, and fire.
ou-ut preparations reiuce bodily energy, particu
lsTiy thuse suffering from the effects Il dehitating
diseases. In order g. keep atural healthiul aCty-
ity - the ~ must re-.rt u artificial means
For this pUTp - SchenCk's Sea Weed Tonic is very
sfectual. few doses will create appetite and
give fresh vignr 20 the ener a'ed body For dy-pep
sia j. auahla Many eminent phy sicians have
doubted whether dysP"psa can be permanently
cured b. the drugs which generally employ ei 70
that puTPJse. TIE Sea Weed Tonic in its nature is
totally different from such drugs 1t contains
rosye minerals acids in fact il assists the regular
operations # nature ard supplies hor deficiencies.
The tonic IN its nature much Tesem bes the gastric
juice that is almost identical with that fluid The
gastric Juice the natur al solvent hic in healthy
condition Of the body the food % be dgesed;
and hen this juice is not eXcretei in sufficient guam
titles Indigestion ith all its distressing symptoms
follow. The Sea Weed Tonic performs the duty -
the gastric Juice when the latter is deficient.
schencks Sea Weed Tonic sold by all Druggists.
ly1-m.w film
Evening star., 1877-07-27

THE REGULAR CABINET MEETING to-
day lasted only an hour aud half. The sit
uation OF affairs was discussed, but no i'm
pOrtant measures were taken.
Evening star., 1877-07-27

NOT TRUE.-There is no truth in the re-
port that Pinckney Rollins, of North Caro-
lima, has been appointed Commissioner of
Indian Affairs.
Evening star., 1877-07-27

ANOTHER CALL.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury intends Issuing this evening a call
for ten IN lliOn 20 bonds
Evening star., 1877-07-27
EVENING STAR
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, 500 1853; customs, s5i3 ,O03 q.
Evening star., 1877-07-27

BALrihoRH, July U.-virginla axes. old, 30; DO.
Co. North Carolina sixes, old, II; do. new, bid to-
BALfIsORs. July H.-Ootton quiet-middlins,
ES Flour aliet, steady and unchanged; Wheat
20. anb r, 5ssl 60: do. white, i50Al.s5; Penn,
eyyania red, lI5al.Ss: No. 2 western winter red,
July q ivssy, , sS; d. August, ~; DO seDsen
ana unsettls d, offerings ght-southern white, 20,
90 yellow, es; western mixed, spot and July, 63ao6
August and September, 6!k; steamer, held1. Oa;s
suiet and frnei-southern p 'ime new IS; western
4sa6O Rye Quiet, 6ja6s Hay duh and unch aneed' :
Pro,'sions unchanged. Bu.trr unchanged. Petrs-
ieum nominal Coffee nominally steady w Wntsky
scarce, held %. Rsoeiph- Flour so0 whest a col
cora. 1909 all southern; ost. 1000 rye, go Ship
aKw YoRK, July "a L.-Stocks strong and higher
Money, IL and 3; Gold, lo5k. Exchanes, long.
I36: sbort. l6k Governments frm s'
NKw YokK. July H.-Floar quiet and Arm
Wteat dull and heavy. Corn dun and = and u oeni
lower.
Evening star., 1877-07-27

EDWARD 8. KEMPER, postmaster at Cross
Keys, Va, for thirtytwo years, has signed
ana James 4. Kemper has been appointed in
his stead
Evening star., 1877-07-27
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Peace RumOrs.

from Vienna 10 the Tines says: Peace ru-
mors still circulate. Every body's convinced
OF the resolute maintenance of the under
stand1ng between the three great powers. IL
is felt that the moment for action Is ap-
preaching. The barharities committed by
Mohammed ans at all points, as well as by
Russians and Bulgarians no longer allow an
unconcerned view ofthe position of unfortu-
nate Christian populations. Austria-Hun-
gary in particular Is strongly interested.
The schemes attributed to England OF occu-
cupying. first Galiipolo, and next, perhaps,
Consiantinople, do not preclude the belief Of
an early peace.
Co OnstantinOple Astfr.
LONDON, July IA Reuter- telegram from
ConstaDtinople says: The Sheik u Islam
has been dismissed. Great military activi.
ly prevails. Volunteers are everywhere en-
rolling. Recruit booths have been estab-
fisfed in various quarters Of Censtantinople.
farties OF volunteers with bands and flags
are parading the streets.
A Naval Engagement.
st. PETERSBURG, July 1.-THE official
newspaper publishes the following dispatch:
An old merchant ship, the NesJa, has had an
engagement OF kustenje, lasting over III We
hours, with Turkish monitor which fied
much damaged by Russian shells, one of
which burst in her turret. The Vesta had
rudder Injured, and went to Sebasta pol for
killed, and six officers, among them the COM
m ander, and seventeen sailors, were wound
cd. One officer has since died.
Silistria lnvested.
SHUMLA, July 25.-The "a Russian army
corps has invested Silistria.
Down Goes the Grand vixier.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. July A.-rhe fall OF
Edhem Pasha, grand vizier, is believed to
be imminent.
A Turkish Defeat.
ADRIANoPLE, july 26.-Sulieman Pasha
has been defea'ed at Karabuna. He lost ten
guns. His army ID retreating on Adrianople.
INote:-The Karabuna referred to is In the
immediate neighborhood OF Ienisaghria.l
Ineen0tary Fire In TltusyllIo.
TITUsvILLE, PA, July 1.-THE extensive
this place were burned this morning; sup
pOkeQ 10 be the work of iucendiarv
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THE STRIKES SUBsIDING.
Two Mere Roads Resume.

NEW YORK, July N.-SuperInteGdent
Toucey said TO day that all trains on the y,
Y. Central ana Hudson River railroads Were
running on time, aud there was no trouble
at any point. Trains on the Canada South
ern railIO Dad were ID have commenced ru a.
ming this a. m. Freight is taken TO all points,
and passenger tickets are likewise issued.
Chicago Quiet To-day.
CHICAGO, July q, II m.-There were no
riOtous demonstrations here this a. m, up TO
IL O'Clock.
Evening star., 1877-07-27

DAILY REPORT BUREAU OF EN0RAvING
AND PRINTING.-Deliveries ally 81, 1877:
Comptroller of the Currency
national currency notes.. 2SS,0o0
Loan Division
FODr per cent. cOneOls.. $50 600
Miscellaneous Observation-Disclosures. 100 135
Balance of stock on hand at close of
days wOik...... ,sI9, ,615
THE RACING YESrERDAY.-At the Sara
tOea a races the mile dash was won by Virgin
ius in LIS; the 2S mile by Parole in 4:0i =: !:
the 4 mile dash by Rhodamanthus in l:l5,
and the Z mile dash By George Nv. In 2I3k,
AT the Mystic Park trotting races in Bos-
Ton Clara ara. won % IN tne - ~ class Lass In 2So, 22sk,
was the winner in 233k 232k, 2:33x.
~Some action 10 demanded on the part of
the board OF alderman in Wilmlngton N
Evening star., 1877-07-27
NEW YORK STATE.
TrOORA Marching HOfnI

MILWAUKEE, WIS, July IA meeting
OF socialists was held last night. to express
sympathy with the strikers. All the spea X.
ers depr. Gated violence and resolutions were
adopted advising that seps be taken TO pre-
vent mob rule. All the roads bere are run
ming on schedule time. There is no disturb
ancp.
Evening star., 1877-07-27
MeW York State.


All is quiet At West Albany. No further
disturbance Is apprebended. The shops viii
probably be opened and the men a. work BY
to-day. The New York Central Railroad ~
entirely open End trains are running as usual
east and west The Erie Railway COM
menced 10 receive local and through wotern
freiglts Al sll its stations in New York city
yesterday, Il being the first In thAt respect TO
raise the blockade. A general order has also
sumipg the sale OF tickets TO all persons on
the main line and branches, also 10 western
cities over such OF its connecting lines a. are
employ es along the line have gone to work
again with alacr1ty at the reduced rates.
lDalono 0tRikera.
NO TREIGHr TRAINS ALLOWED TO RUN.
All 10 quiet ~ Indianapolis. Tue order OF
the strikers now Ia that all the roads shsll
run one train day each way, carrying maiIs
and pessenge1, hauling - many coaches -
m2y oe neccesery. NO express or oehsr
tosae6ssss - Ne~SA Ra0sJ
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ANOTHER SETTLEMENT.
The LACK a " a 0nnA Strike DYER

Ntw YORK, July N.-Tne superintendent
OF The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
rail- DAD telegraphed from Hoboken to Presi'
dent Sloan that committee Of engineers
had Matted on him to say Trey would go 10
firemen be allowed to do the same as soon a
they confer with the general committee
with the proviso that the company give
them their old wages as soon as times get
better, 10 which President Sloan agreed.
Evening star., 1877-07-27
Passenger Trains Not Tnterfered

The sterif has posse ready OF one hun
DIR, q and fifty men 20 start for Port Morris
but dispatch just received from Superin-
tendent ReaSoner says the men have prOmis-
ell at that pOiIt 10 interfere with no paSsen-
ger trains while their committee is in ses
sion at Scranton. No freight trains are 10
be run. The committee will report their de
cision about noon, and the superintendent
asks the sheriff 10 remain in readiness, as he
anticipates trouble this afternoon.
Evening star., 1877-07-27

luc oeIOl.
SITUATION AT PTrrsBURG.
Affairs In Pittsburg remain quiet. A large
amount Of stolen property Is being recoy-
cred, four wagon loads having been found in
one house. A large force of workmen are
clearing the District and relaying the tracks
on the Pennsylvania road. AT the A llegheny
one train will be allowed TO run daily each
way over the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, Cleveland and Pittsburg and Pitts
burg and Erie rRilroads. The superintend-
ents viii be allowed TO run other trains IL
tney can obtain men TO run them. This In
signed by the strikers. The situation on the
other roads remains unchanged.
SkNERAL STRIKE on THE LEHIGH VAL
LEY ROAD.
All The brakemen and fremen of the Al
lentowH division OF the Lehigh Valley road,
extending from Easton TO Mauch Cnunk,
struck at O'Clock last evening. The strik-
ers say the mails only can be run. but ft IN
Understood that the oficials of the company
will refuse TO carry them except upon regu-
lar passenger trains.
Evening star., 1877-07-27
SAN FRANCISCO ARMING.
Meeting of War Xeter0mS

SAN FRANCISCO, July %. 93O.-The vete
ran soldiers OF the war, both federal and
confederate, met at horticultural Hall this
evening, elected Col. Wilmington com
mander, and organized in four companies
of 80 each. exclusive of officers. They wer,
supplied with rifles. and adjourned 70 Dash
away Hall, where they rem Ain waiting or
ders
Evening star., 1877-07-27

TITUsVILLE, PA, July 1.-THE extensive
barrel works OF the Standard Oil Works OF
This place were burned this morning; sup
posed 10 be the work of an incendiary.
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