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New York Suffers Her First Acute
Annoyance from the
Emeute.
Five Hundred Engines Of the Lacka-
wanna Put Under Cover,
indianapolis Strikers Willing that Fncl
Shall Enter tho City.
MISSOURI.


Sptcfaf Dispa'eh to The Tribune.
had everything teeit own way to-day. Al =. N.
.aey ns'a meeting a. Lucas Matkct. ana, at'cr
formed for tho purposp Of marching 10 tic yartous
manufacturing rstabllsbmonts Of sfc civ am, fore.
tns tho employees to quit work. Tho mob, mum.
ber'ng about 100. dfst marched 10 tho
rh~utx p'an'ng.m'll, where tho hands, 100 in
.a' ,e'y @ S.a no complaint 70 .xs On ,ae q
.l,s 81. Louis paeg,ne COMPANY, shickjoy. IIsrrI.
son T. Co. = machine and Iron shops, tho Douglass
4'"ss"a 'se'o'5. ens''topnes o'a1pa"h q Eo.
Erclletc 4 Goa mateh.factory, forcing tho EN-
p'oyes. ggzeruting COO. to abandon 1heir work
and close Tic 'hop'.
...,,.,., ., RI sH,s wonK
after which t,ry marched to Lucas Market, whuro
n.'n q eae 10 ano ef'
bouts, mostly negroes, .nauyuratcd a strike at an
early hour ihla morning, and tho slycr 1rycc wa
Inc .esa. o. number Of tosoas aemoa.tratons.
s'@p' VI 'aa s'''N'.s "c.o m.so.'easea MONT u
",o,,. n,.,se,. ~ nu .tm y. 'ao s"1es'
sup and ns,els 10 tho sa.ony pouri1a' 'iSla iii:.
anu, ontcflt,s tho hhl!!a IN = body, nottded tho
Nurenen 70 saspe9M a. woFk. and tue o'der was ~
saa!y otSyeu. .! nney sHnse1us1tly v's.sca Tug
Eaoa tta1s s!"at Mt. xo 9onn =: snmtnsrs trunk
.s!1a Luz sme,ca wotxs. lhe -, s9nsHstn FlouF
m1.lis 1l.at. IT, Mlssotfa Lcaa anu utl "oEks, atd
0u.tsSL. nuN ~ ~; ttsnm pAAeFJ' !otctne kn1
mknon ~ ans snu eoae 'ao aoofs. ~ tae ~.
.p,, pas, WIZ - nent ane ecntte " tho Guy tne
ky rs ,"S "Stf H. hu.aca M W ~ app!oasm we
tn "n H'ntee tus u.oss sGsetnt MnHMtts oetuio
III, atIIna" I" % ~ tnu iehae!s otoKu open
M%at. o1G. XXX. e". ,ss "anu""a hha tnsaea ~:
h.nu ."uf arpr.upftsa.ta qoantiy ot
sIsn"rh ~ ~" .,,s,1a. S,unse!vnet ~" r!oeseueu
am,I Mnns ~" st. i; ,,a',,,n, sho mSskmeh
Tmnn"y ,",,c, ~ % naeusa, s ~ ~ auseS.a "oss. IT,
nsdn H. chrrt H. ,,oss.S P'e'e"'' ~ tao't "as
"seo " sassn tua t'usefe.
.rn.ln in massaunu ~ - ~
H. riv. ,%. y. . .@e aspdts On oo!n slaes OF
rsii,sra n,o,as' ~ s"ste ~ nccn W. uanuse 70
inweH Il, ~ w.. 1o 'tS.I"ts mmasosst wy ~
teft n, p"~ n. 'o|' ~ taAsttmset t's na'Ms
hnt nail eou"ho. % Mhs' Muhe
ill., h,4Iwc r1 ~, ue'nx ANoMea 70 efoss
Sn',v s'Ioau, , ahs sa!lfoaa strtksIs 10 not. ~
sYnipaihitinv uo ~ s s, uhsosuesy h senaact o. t.s
lucncs M ur lion. Thr Ehir.sn x1"n a'.s :" ~
ger sran which n.s IN n.xc In H.. i1a,nn i,..ut
ii 7:tu thEs murninv fi,i mnt sf.,t Mrtii rrtocu
Tha train moved ttfrnuh ths .n~nx, III csa. ~
brldys until II Fsnehcd mill imst hsr"ni IL
3iejsy Ucntt Th"va rr,ts :. 1ot 3 ~ T. ms III IL
cnttre irnln tnciuTinv ths mai r.r..t - s ~ -.
tA,s slte DT iha rlvrr INV A." "es'' 'S'1'"e" W
Tun uAu.
, 1877-07-26

FAssEHasA AND LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
CINCINNATI. July :5.-Thc city IL very quiet To-
night, md passenger trnlnH departed as usual on
all tho roads except tho Ohio L MIss,sssnpI. The
Little Miaull. Cincinnati, Hamilton / dayton, and
Marirttu i Cincinnati Iloada sent out ocat freight
trains during the day, hut no through frrisht IL
being shipped except by river. OWN: to the lack
Of transportation facilities som~ n,anufacta,n;
interests aso suffering. and fully 400 workmcn
havc been compelled 10 stop w0Fk. unIasa this
strike ends NOUN this number will be largely aug
Mrntcd.
This pnlce are growing bo1def. and nre prompt
IN making arresta upon the slghteat thrnat hy turb
ulcRt men. There aEc no present Indications Of
Aay ttoublo In this city tonight.
ALL RIGHT.
nArrnn: o., 1nly .5.-Trafns on ali ths roads
entering tue city arc now running regularly, nJd
all danger Vt anY si0t strike ID thought by tAs
authorities 10 6s over,
, 1877-07-26
LONG ISLAND.
TROUBLE AyEKTEp,

TJRtEdT 3TXI1EEtH 70 7HF 37fRf9.
New YonK. July 23.-The engineers, ttemcn,
aud brnkcmcn Ut tho Long island I&al1road tom.
pany were 10 strike at noon, after the morning
trains froln tho East had reached Hunters Point
At II o'clock the Hoard Of Directors met, with tho
other oI!cera Of the Company. IT tho snmc TING
the engineers and nrc,ncn were In consulta.
tfon In tho mnchnc. .shops. Tho men had
previously notified tho management that
tho prupoaed reduction In thcts wages was
nut 70 much al object as tho Withholding
tlicr par. They would object formally 10 tho IT,
dnc.idn and lravu the gucstion open, but would
lneisf on certain conditions IN future In regard tn
their pay. The Directors ami uianagers directed
TINT word be tc1errnphe along thr lines aud scnt to
Tie eMpHyca that there waald bc no reduction Of
days, and that hereafter ftgaiar :ay bc csia.
lIshtd Thu news wAA received With tho ereatpst
satisfaction, and ends ali danger Ut strtke this
IIuc.
, 1877-07-26
AT ALBANY.
PROCLAMATION nr THE GOVERNOR,

ALBANY. N. u. Jnly 2,.--Gov. Robinson has
Issued proclamation tnv!tlnr the special Attcn-
tion Of oil citizens o! the state espccisliy those
now attempting 10 interfere NTH tho running Of
railway trains, u m act passed by the list L.gts.
fatnrt, which prn1Ides that any pet.on who phail
wiilfut1y place any obstruction upon any railroad
Or In nny way tAmpcr with switches, frogs, track
or other part Of railroads. M 10 cndanger the
rafety of any train. nr whq shall wfllfuty throw
stono or other missile At 4 train. ahsii,
upon conviction. he punished BY i'm
preonh,ent not texeecdIns ten ,ycam.
or ila;lc to fine not exceeding 81. 600.
Or both imprisonment anti fine. Tho Governor
warns aia peEss.ns engaged tn the slotatton Of tr
above law to dcstst calls on all civil officers and
good citizens 10 ai in the enforcement ot the law
and Offer. reward Of 500 for Tho artrst and con
ttct,un Of each nnd every pcfson found guilty of
violation Of tho above act.
NEETfyG.
The West Albany wbsklngMtn held meeting
this morning nn The mattcfuf wares Was discussed
tempcrntcly: COMMITTEE was apseolnted 10 gn u
Saratoga and confer with Sir. Vanderbilt. There
Is Tcry ttle excitement here. ami Ia Thought the
mcn will ~ " Nurk ~ suon a tue suups are ts.
0peNcd.
, 1877-07-26

hk7HLKfEM.
RErnIrHEH. Pa, Jniy 1i-The strike herr haz
n"s n,esd hcy"na ne Central employs an
further apprehension Of danger. same Of lie en-.
rloJea In the bethlehem frpn compsny to. night
carried their arms 10 thets work declaring thcf In.
tehtton ia protect tho property 1t al hazar1is,
HKAntN1.
REanrHo, Pa. July y25.-Ubssfuettons have been
removed. ~
Trafns on the Reading Railroad and branches
resnmcc running ae usuaf tn.hay.
WarfantA havc lcen tttucd for the arrest of over
loo alleged to have hctn concerned In tho
recent destruction Of Property. Up to q latc hour
o,,ntRht fourteen arrests had been made,
=. Ten killed snd upward OF htiT wounded comprise
New cases Of wounded arc cnnatantty reported.
Twenty aos1lcrn were wounded with stones ana
hfckhats. some aersouely.
The funerals sake place Thussdsy and Friday.
, 1877-07-26
GOWEN.
WHAT HA SAYS TOOK i'LAcE AT READING.

TpFf7d3 1HafEl3tH u 1AF 1f7b0Kt.
PHILADELPHIA, July 71.-prcaidenE slowcn em-
pha.tea'y denies The published repurls that snf-
pension Ut mining hna occurred In tho Schuytklt
c0a srg,nr, and that tho slrlkcs* hase taken p4a-
scsston 1t Tho property of thu Reading 1l2iiroall
Company, At iscadng. lie saya that excrv Gallery
Of tho Coal Irun Company except onu l. IN opr-
rhsion. All their employees arc At work. and all
the tfatns arc now moving promptly. As u tho
Eint In Jteading, hc says that On MoNday night \
mob tors up three rails and rAA freight car
od tho track. This damage could have
been repaired In ten minutes. but II
was deemed prudent to await the arrival 0f Gen,
Hancork4 regulars. who. with thu AsslatAncp Of :
few bEasr and determined coal ami trou police
from schnyDklii caunty. under tho coulh&hd Ut
tIo;. whtlu tue rails weru replaced tsaic Agnln
SLATED.
, 1877-07-26

INCREASE UF WAGES DEMANDED.
eknAL'A. Mo-. July .5.-Ths railroad matters
here remain in htatu quo. A written demsnd for
resercss al grievances and an increase Of pay
was handed 10 Nal. Garner, Superintendent
OF the Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas BY the employees
at =. m. Twenty -four honss will be given
to the of'cern 10 accept or reject them.
Al work In .l,c Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas shops
here ftopncd fhts morning. The men arc nu,tt,
hui determined. No drunkenness OF rioicnec II
ot.crsaoe+ and they have n!rdged themselves nonr
VII VII oeenr. EInp1oycs Or the Missouri. Kansas l.
e!ty ts quiet and no trouble i. spp.chended. The
strlkers hare the sympathy Of the people. No
freight trains arc moving, hul passenger tssins are
, 1877-07-26

SAN FHANc1aco, July n5.-At this hour 10 p.m.1
th!a city IL quiet but fevetah, though suppressed
excitement everywhere Ii noticeable. This IL
principally owing 10 the fact that m opcnn anti
cnu,tc meeting Is called for tha evening In front
Of the new ltyfIall, anu Il believed that II we
arc 10 havo any serious tranhle 1t will begin 10.
night. No onn scrnA 10 know who called tho
meeting. 4 number Of notices were handed in
al the newspaper Offices. but the PARTIES bringing
them threw then, luwn hurftedly with tho money
aud left. Eana h[lfa to tho sanc effect have been
distributed. The work OF preparing to maintain
order has been going on actively alf Hay.
THE coMMlrTEE or SAFETY
have held two executive meetings during the day,
and citizens have been signing ths roll rapidly.
It was tcp0rtcd at p. IN. that about Z, 600 namos
bad been put on the roll. Much OF tho business Of
tho Committee waa ncccasaflty secret, bat the
Chairman states that everything Is progressIng In
tho mhst favorable manner.. Tho Committee Have
lssdcd an addrcsa to thc people stating the pur-
posc 0f tho organization to bc to sustain the con-
s!|tntc1 authorities. undertaking no duly not I'm.
ncdiateIy connected with securing the safety Of
life aud property, and asking the co.operat1un OF
ail g0od citizens. The Mayor hAs Issued proela-
nation sccauntinE tho scenes recently Witnessed
hero anu In the East. counseltng the cittzcnr' 10
take measures 10 prevent tar cauaes OF excitement
hna advising them to either quietly pursue their
ordinary ayocatlons, OF remain ut houle. The
YoncE or TEN THOUSAND MEN
ready Tor any emergency, md any attempt to cx'
The address cloacs by n0tcc thAt oil assemblies
and crowds Of ps1sone will 10 t!iApereed. The law
!: aanrcmc an shal b. maintained at all hazards
put down amy disturbance. 1liu militia are again
ordered n1.er arms fur tho night lsrsa ro:ro
police ferco: Arrangements have bce', made with
ltc United States aut'os'tscA for plentiful sup.
py ,nr% q %uniSs s.t.. q waF Txo
%nediass ~ action. The uniisa ststs: s cor. es:
forcs of narincs from lilo Maro islanI Navy. Yard.
t'rand Army of thu ltepGbl!c has been sworn In 10
ess ssse II S spess ays
been nude to Insure tho efficiency Of Tho Ato. .ala.
Iehfad aI1. The authotitss state tistine,y Ii,at
these pfeparations Htc made, not in rtcw OF any
q b o. e
TAcro Ia
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY
noticeable among The hctter class ot clttzens, and
eupp!ying themselves with arms and ammunition.
II ia tcp"rtcd 6J tinso who hase been making Oh.
scrTatlpns that among thc establish.
utunlly laFgs proportion Ut hands arc olf duty TO-
aay sFo n , aro rumo's IT,, i;oa oakland that dele
THE wOHKtNuNEN.
4 =. Henley, organizer Of tho Worklngmcn
lalias exceptions 10 tc sssnasks of % ,hs prncipsl
niltteo Of safety yesterday. stating that, a. q
lar grievance to redress, but wis 10 asscass prir
clples rum standpoint, aud asks why commit.
tee w. not IT, App.1n!ed to confer WITH them
Of lilo bsothsrhood of iocomotys @ Euqnesfs s',o n
san Ftarelsco % asseH @ that the Order has no sym.
n the city, und that ts influence viii be cast Ia tic
direction Ut peacc and hHtmonY.
, 1877-07-26


Hptcfaf DlspdfeA to 7ns Tribune.
1t. JosErH, Mo-. July 25.-The ttain-men on
the Hannibal 4 st. Joseph Railroad and the St.
Lonls. Knnsaa City l. Northern struck To-day
at !" o'clock. The engines Of freight trains wero
detached and run into the round-housc. No vio-
lrnCc, no gatherings. no eommptton werc notice.
able. Tho officers took II M matter Of eoufac.
Divisions Superintendent EtcwaFt, of the Hannibal
4 81. .tofcph fsat1sond. rpoke to The men, urging
them to continue work. and u Ill events TO avoid
guaranteed unte.s forco be used 10 naove Trains
t!tFpitc the Strikers and then collision may be
expected here ns elsewhere. Approximations 0f
Raiucl.
, 1877-07-26
ERIE.
I@ ~nf 4 tAA

1ptcsa& NsplftA ~ 3AS 11sHAA
Entx. Pa,. July 35,-So trains hAve lxit Erie
fur The East since Sunday. Tho Laks Shore :
Aicai2Aa Southern Isoad run ono lE1ia daily each
way between Eric aud Cleveland. Noap are altow-
Cd to ~ e1st. The expEess tssia fr0ul tho West.
With mail and paA.cuxcf4. WAS stupped hsrc b. tha
Company. Over twenty tons Of letter. mail tor the
East has accumulated lu The Eric Po4t u!iee. Tan
hok tsll Mhsn The Laka Shoss will send Z train
, 1877-07-26

remained qrict1y In the h1rrackr to.ny. IN r.nds.
nes+ far IN emergency ':"n. Davis ~ quite III.
CAHnSDrtET.
ST. Lorts.. Mo-, July 25.-A,'sicer 11vc inst
hce received Of riot Mt fnfondc1ct. thc strikers
invading II c!tfzeNs' meeting hnd ,llrprr.inK II.
t'tAhs were freely used. hnt M pstnl:e :etotr werc
hrc,l. The community are Al tic mercy Of the
mob.
, 1877-07-26

~ ~ kna' TO- nc inter ~. a"d rsI u'''r.. -.
tc one topic Of t.cn.. i'm at Ii 6 >nree wI,"lcrrlc
hon'e'; Lung line. "f t%1es rs; t!y f%r ,htpmen:
accept guods except Al The ownr,s rtaka, and this
owners preferF'nK to hold thc Goot!a.
THE HOTELS ARD KEtrAEHAHTs
arc sn1erinE ennstarrAhly In consequence of the
cessation of tfnvrl and trafic. The sreei rcsta'-
rants DEPEND eonew'lat "t this reason Of t'e yess
sr;l,als aare heen aha"t e;6.!f }e'. tS.n nnaef
"'y s9 e. eis s.r. !" s s,e1 ' efss:
h,s sst q ,s:; S.,,;{a: s:Is
hcen Kept on hand for several DAYS. Ths retail
bas to nr Gs
!. in god .upp!y 5"fts IGN New 5t.sy y.,,;s: I'D
:sIs '''.?s; - :ss!.s:: s. ~; ''ssss;
On shr 1ludson River and Long Island anppylnR A.
KAiEwXr SAIL srrERlrrzxpExr JACKSON
IN ,satn" 20 III IT, % r M.s1s ~. e
from ItttahurR. and that ihs n1.fs generally
heretoiore he hsd INFORMATION from i'ud.lo thst
Inc 4ttika was substantially At m end. and would
no d deen,lon. Il iiornell.vie. No Seisys Of mo.c
than tso or thfe' hour1 hsTo occurred In the Vest
n the ttstsTn atfntt,std rrttt.
Ntx Yosx g K Of
'nl.sion III Of ths civic aashorste. II The VIC o nay
hare feared ttonble must have bccn aVrcrably d...
nse,* e.sa err o n,sx atssS T. oF H. =:
who'e proeced'nrs ,here VIII nothine which for an
4nAf xnf tai htstk fttA EEntt ttHhx AtAR
viii The Exception Of t6at of roh" swinton. wars
Of the most eommonplacc character. The asrem;.
6tsge was in tho bet ot hanos. sGd
represented ~ Ia b. scarcely. recognizable:
Tic pn'scc arrangements wcre admirable. Had
brought 10 lhc scenc IN few n,:nntcs. Gen.
Commissioners. were nt the Seventeenth Precinct
police In citizcns' dress esrcn'u.cd durIng tho
evening among tho crowd. Fcw'r'ins regularly
po,nt. No uniformed polIce WIRE on ti,e sruund
and the militia were con1ncd to their ar.noricr.
There wss ono stand for English. and anoiher for
wcro distributed. ono ayatu1t a contracted cnr.
rcncy; tue o!hcr imptorng the work!nclnen not TO
the ssSi ~ aa .he s"5 rs :ens
working people OF tho world unite" There vas
FRENCH AND GERMAN WORKING ELEMENT
Marlin Cnnrny hfhrk smith, ca11cd tke Enrttsh.
rncaEinv n,cet;nr to nrt1cr. liz snid thrT mcrc
law. Abiding c,Ixens met ia ermuahIxe viii thcIf
6rethfcn nraEnst f3nnjd. Srutt .,,i inwrtt in!,t,
era hut ns rort.. tonkfnv 4, nrtrhcrs cnnrrrrr.
tiot,. and thst Tia cr,,wd contatnc ,norr fSnnsr
nri irss su"stint, and irricrons f"rrs t,sn rruIt
br Germ in Irrchrr's mmttItt.ttr. tI,nt thts s,nn
tspcoiIn movement fur thc T[vlta nj fain,r syaa
aot1t.tt 10 be nut tt,wu lY mare armed men than
son,e Europcan powerb could muster.
Reference II. Tim stxtcruth Tennsvissnft syho
refused to itrc on the strikers, caused IN Immense
cheering. The strikers. he said, did not want to
destroy property, hut showed themselves IT, pre-.
, 1877-07-26

ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
ROYAL R6W6ER R6K1H&
Absolutely Pure.

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, 1877-07-26


In the decline Ut life, as the vteor of tho rystero
wanta. and intrmIiics attack It tO which In ca:lT
l!fe u wa stranger, the use Of sale mrdsc,nat
fttnlulant II hEhly advisable. Nothing ar expc.
fiehcc etows. II 70 admirably adapted IN the wnnts
OF old people Al 1lnstettcr's Stomach f4ters. il
ts real hoIacc 70 tho aged. md the beat rhfeeuarl
shey csn po".lhlv u.e again%i tho complaints to
the body md ehecra the mimi. II pure. agreeable,
and effective. rheumatism. 1unlbaco. and goHt
arc morc frequently Developed In sge than IN ySuh
Or middle life. lo-tettera i,ttters nsr an excellent
remedy for ttoee painful d1eorcrt and also to.tfy
tne system aRan't them. They ne.es CRATE unhno
t1ctemcnt nse gentle In their action. anil are in.
hnitely pureE than the unmedtcated rtmulanA OF
commerce.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Keep'e Patent Partty-afad~ Dress Shirts
the very hest: Fix for 80: be finished A. easily
- hemmlnEn handkerchief. 17I Madison street.
For Cntnrrh and Hay Fever us% .JrfTrrx
nnegnac1i "Ffcnch Catarfh Cure" Trial anil
samples free TO al. ONCE ~ State rcrlcy Jce.s
t.sr !" air~. Nin<low's 3aothlns Syrrr" for
children while tccthinR. 1t cnrrs dyncntcFy and
diasrhVa. wind cole. and regulates tho bowels.
, 1877-07-26
RIOT WEEK.

kAOI w EEk.
Progress Of the Remorseless
Distemper Now Fast
ened on the
Nation.
The Great Centres Of Con-
sumption Fearing the
Approach OF
Famine.
st. Louis and San Fran.
cisco Furnish the
Most Turbulent
Scenes.
March Of the Mob
Through the Fca-
tories Of St.
Louis.
All Workncn Encountered
Forced to Abandon
Their Labor.
The Suburb of Caronde!et
Entirely at the Strik-
ers' Mercy.
Two Large Conflagrations
Raging in San Fran
cisco.
The Utmost Excitement Pre-
vailing and the Mob
increasing.
A Contingent Of Tramps Routed
by Inapprcciatiyo Strikers
Mt Fort Wayne.
The Hornellsville Troubles AMIGA
bly, Settled and Troops
Recalled.
New York Suffers Her First Acute
Annoyance from the
Emeute.
Five Hundred Engines Of the Lacka-
wanna Put Under Cover.
indianapolis Strikers Willing that Fncl
Shall Enter tho CITY.
MISSOURI.
, 1877-07-26
The Most Important
Medical Discovery
Of this Century.
I@S3 COLLINS
H HVoltaic Plasters.

THIS grsst remedy eonsts Of vntafc or ayanir plates
earef4ly a.1sthe.i toEethsr and !mlrddea In . lnr.
medical sxsas " kAs esaiury. II L. xeutls aud
s&Ank
, 1877-07-26
ILLINOIS.

SPRINGFIELD.
THE EFFECT.
Special Dtpaich to TAe Tribune
9rntEartEtp. ILL.,, Jnty 95.-Tho effect Of th&
railroad stfkc Ia beginning 10 be felt by ait carscs
, 1877-07-26

For Cntnrrih and Hay Fever us% .JrfTrrx
samples free 10 all Nlcc ~ State st. rcElcy
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-02

The event of last week in Vancou-
yer was the arrival of the steamship
City Of Chester ON Thursday, bringing
the End Regiment of q. S. Infantry,
Ell route for the seat of the Indian
war. The regiment numbered 45O
men and "a officers, under command
Of Gen. Wheaton. The troops looked
somewhat weary and travel-stained,
but were in good health. Gen.
Wheaton reports having had pros
porous trip. The steamer Willamette
Chief arrived shortly after the Chester,
and about eleven o'clock that night
took the barge in tow, laden with
troops and regimental property, and
left for the Cascades. Gen. Wheaton
was formerly of the 21st Infantry, sta
toned at Vancouver. After the Mo-
doc war he was promoted and assigned
to the End Regiment. He is COM
paratively young man, of fine ad-
dress and personal appearance, quick,
energetic and a good Indian fighter.
If his operations on the field of action
are not both rapid and effective, it
will not be his fault.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-02

ant feature of this country residence.
She believes in making things attract
i've for the boys and girls at home.
At Dublin we found Mr.. ]. H. O'Don-
nell busy as usual. He kindly fur
nished us hay for our hungry horses,
and with Mr.. O'Brien, accompanied
US to the village school taught by
Miss Annie Messenger. The pupils,
Is in number, have bright faces and
are evidently doing we'll in their
school. Father Bully is here super
intending the construction of Cath
Ole church edifce. 1t will be very
neat little building when completed.
There is large number of devoted
Catholics in this community and they
take great pride in this project. On
the way back to Vancouver we find
several improvements on the road;
half mile south of Palmer's mill is
new bridge and a new piece of road.
Nothing is more delightful than
ride through these woods on a sum-
mer's day. Clad for warm weather
and mounted on quick stepping
horse, (the road is too rough for
carriage even in summer) one can
study nature and inhale forest fra
GRANGE and health with every breath.
On the
FOURTH PLAIN,
the crops are average this year. ia
cob Prebstel has already begun his
harvesting, and the wheat shocks wear
golden and prolific look. The long
road through the lanes is dusty, and
not so pleasant on hot afternoon as
the roads through the woods of the
forest behind.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-02
]. G. Blake, Quartermaster's Clerk,
has gone apain To Lewiston.

-. ". 4ldhc, S%udTIcTuidStci . SiCAA,
has gone again to Lewiston.
Mr.. Alfred Holman, Local Editor
of the Bee, gave us call last Friday.
He spent the day exploring in the
interior of this county.
We regret to announce the poor
health of Mr.. T. ]. Thornton, one OF
our fellow townsmen. He is troubled
with that dread disease, dyspepsia.
His lead pencil descends with a
whir and the following is evolved
from the brainy recesses of We local of
the Bee:
"Now is the day, and now is the
hour, when all we want is heavy
shower, to cool us off and save our
linen, and thus prevent us all from
sinnin'."
A project is on foot for stocking
the streams on the Sound with Col
umbia river salmon.
The lake, whereon is Capt. J. G.
Ainsworth's summer residence, in
Pierce county, has been named Okla
hama.
1t is said that in some localities of
the Willamette valley, wheat was ripe
enough to cut, July 25th.
The Washington Teachers Insti-
tute convened at Seattle on the 18th
of July.
Seattle has spring bed manufac
tory. So has Vancouver; call on II.
H. Gridley.
Senator Morton and party went on
an excursion to Clatsop last Satur-
day.
The next sitting of the Board of
County Commissioners begins on the
9th of August.
The grass has been good about
town this summer, and cows thrive
on the commons. An agreeable con-
trast to last years experience in this
respect.
Lieut.. Williams, who was wounded
in the Idaho Indian War, passed
through Vancouver last Saturday on
his.way to Portland. He appears to
be improving, and is, we hope, on the
road to speedy recovery.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-02

ECONOMICALLY RUN.-The n. P.
Railroad Company is making con-
slant improvements. Morning trains
are daily running up the valley and
the regular trains will soon be put on.
The daily morning train and evening
trains to and from Kalama are doing
a good business. The road is very
economically run, upon a little less
than GO per cent of its gross receipts
and below the general average of the
roads of the country.-Portland Stand
ard.