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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-20

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-20

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-20

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-20

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-20

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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-25
New York Produce Market.

NBw YORK, July "a.
FLouR-Receipts OF 5,224 bushels, Market
quoted as urn In instances. Sales OF 49,
600 bush. No. at 50 oO@4 rs superflne western
good extra western and state at s. IS
and state at Sc 40@6 so; common to choice
white wheat western extra at 50 5000 70;
fancy, white wheat western extra at 50 SO
t'af Pt SO cSSfi CO. Marsett NJ rsettr Louis at
WHBAT-Unsettled, opening flrmer, closing
easier in instances, and l@2c lower on spr ing
No. Milwaukee at sl6.o@L6S; do so,cal!ed at
Minnesota at 81 20 new red and amber south
ern at 81 4O@1 65; white do. at 81 so.
RYE-Market firm. No. western for Sep
tember at 7O@7lc; 75s7sc for western 9S@s5c
BARLEY-Market nominally unchanged.
CoRN.-Receipts OF POS 036 bushels. Market
firm for spot lots, but h@s4c advance lost on
futures. Sales of 54sUUO bushels. Ungraded
62a6Sc New York No, 2 at 6S@63JIc steamer
western at CSC.
OITs-Recelpts OF IsoOs bushels. Market
&c better. Sales OF $4,000 bushels. Mixed
western and state at 30659c white western
and state at 4Oa6sc New York No. at s4c;
white do at 40c do No. at 40c do white at 4I
GAS extra ats 55c mixed western at 39@5O !;
| white do at 47@52 mixed state at 569t9c !;
white state at 60@63c.
| HAY.-Steady and unchanged.
HoPs-Heavy, irregular and unchanged.
| Sales OF new eastern at s@lSc western at S
| @l3c.
CoFFKK-Rio quoted quiet and heavy.
| cargoes at l6H@2Oc gold; job lots at 1873 a2I%c
| gold.
sUoAR.-Dull and nominal strictly fair Mus
| covado at 95Sc; refined quiet at lie for
standard A; 1l3sc for powdered 1l3sc for
/ granulated; llssc for crushed.
| M0LAssKs-Quiet at 40@55c for Porto Rico 40
i 655c for New orleans.
/ RIoE-Market steady. Sales at 5a4@614c for
i Louisiana 6ATc for Carolinas.
PKTRoLEUh-Dull and nominal. Sales OF crude
at Ike; refined at 13Hc.
| TALLow-Market is firm. Sales OF l2000O
pounds at SIC for good to prime.
| EGGs.-Excited and higher. Sales of state
and Pennsylvania at 22923c; 2os2lc for west
| ern.
PoRK.-Easer Sales OF new mess at Sl4 80
| GA 40.
| BEEf-Quiet.
LARD-firm. Sales OF new prime steam al
| 50 45a9 co.
BUTTRR-Market is firm and unchanged.
| Sales at l0a20c for western 13a2lc for state
CHKBsK-Market unsettled. Sales at 6s1oc fol-
common to prime,
| LNsEED-Quiet. Sales at So 02 h@2 05 gold.
| WHISKY-At 81 l6
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Illinois.
THE MOB IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July "a.
The mob which closed the workshops of
the railroads this morning continued its Ia
bors during the afternoon, closing up man
ufactories and all the shops which lay in
its way. The mob, which at times num-
bered two thousand, was composed largely
of boys between fouIt, en- and twenty. All
railroad shops have been closed. The stri-
kers are engaged now in stopping freight
trains. Among the establishments closed
up are the following; workshops of the
Michigan Central, Illinois Central, Chicago
and Alton, Northwestern, Milwaukee and
St, Paul, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern. Besides
these the rabble has caused to suspend
operations Campbell Brothers mill, Bolden-
week and Hennesss stone yard, Palmer
and Fuller's sash, door and blind factory,
Buzom's furniture factory, Schuttler'a
wagon mandatory, Northeastern horse
shoe nail company, and many others. The
mayor is swearing in special police II
great numbers. The mayor issued pro
clamation reciting the state Of affairs ant
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back pay due. A stock train transferred
from the Lake Shore road to 20 east via
the Canada Southern was brought back
and unloaded.
KANSAS CITr, July "a.
A meeting held last night of several hun
dred laborers, railroad employees and others,
resolved that demand be made by train
and trackmen for restoration OF wages,
and If refused, to cease work at noon. Pas
senger and mail trains will not be inter
fered with. The Rock Island and Pacific
was the only railroad which took ship
ments Of live stock for the east yesterday.
1t nov looks as if the strike would extend
to the trades unions, especially the coopers.
AFFAIRS AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July "a.
All the passenger and express cars
east were stopped this morning. One
train on the Vandalia road was allowed
to go out. There is no interference with
postal cars. All cars at the Union depot
on this side of the river have been taken
up the road. The strikers say there Is no
middle ground, but victory or defeat, and
promise trouble if forcibly opposed.
ST. LOUIS IN SAFE HANDS.
AT st. Louis Gen. jeff. G. Davis has ar
rived from Leavenworth with two compan-
les of infantry and taken command of that
military post. There was a noisy process
sion of internationalists last night.
THE MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS.
SEDALIA, Mo-, July "a.
The employees of the Missouri, Kanas
and Texas railroad struck this morning,
saying they would work no longer till the
three months back pay was paid and wages
returned to what they were before the last
two reductions. Mo. freight trains moved
to-day. Passenger trains run as usual.
LATER FROM ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July "a.
The strikers who came across the river
this morning went 10 the Missouri Pacific
railroad shops and forced the men 10 cease
work, and also compelled all train men to
quit. Later sdvices from the west say the
train on the Missouri Pacific with troops
was not stopped and will arrive this after
noon.
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A Bridge Gives Way.

CINCINNATI, July "a.
The middle span of the Cincinnati,
Georgetown and Portsmouth narrow gauge
railroad bridge, over the Little Miami, and
within 10 miles of this city, fell about three
p M. precipating Is laborers down fifty
feet. Three were instantly killed, another
has since died, and two others were fatally
injured eight others were severely woun-
ded. The accident is attributed to weak
trestle work.
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borers. Before night there were several
hundreds, including some whites. The
mayor issued proclamation calling on
them to disperse. The police on duty are
doubly armed and arms have been ordered
from Frankfort,
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Dr. j. briggs Pile Remedies

Hemorrhoids are frequently preceded by a
sense OF weight In the back, IONS and lower
suppose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or neighboring organs. AT times symptoms Of
indigestion are present, as fatulency, uneasi-
ness OF the stomach. etc. A dlsagreeaole Itch
stinging or burning pain is experienced, being
often very severe; after the fecal discharge
there is more or less bearing down or tones
Sold by druQpiStS
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warranted ns Represented.

Briggs Allevantor has marvellous and perfect
control over the nerves, increases the action OF
the heart without exciting the brain, Will cure
all malarious diseases. su0dues fever equallzes
the circulation, stimulates the weakened and
diseased frame ana restores the suf1erer TO
health. Sold by druggists.
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In Canada.
STRIKE on THE CANADA SOUTHERN.

STRIKE on THE CANADA SOUTHERN.
ST. THOMAS, Ont, July "a.
The employees in the Canada Southern
workshops quit work at noon. A large
number OF engineers, fremen and brake
men joined the strikers. Threats are made
that the mail train west will not be allowed
hour the strikers were peIeua,l.L ~ AZ.
it to proceed. All freight trains stopped
running. 1t is thought this will be the
last passenger train allowed to go through.
A meeting of men IL called for tonight to
decide further course.
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RemnrkabIo K.medY.

Bronchitis is a dry Inflammation OF the men,
brane OF the Broncbia, which causes constant
desire TO eXpectorate, but with all the Efforts
OF scraping, coughing or sneezing, there is no
mucus TO be raised, and the difflculty increases
until it becomes chronic. Briggs Throat and
Lung Healer cures Bronchitis and all diseases
OF the Throat and Lungs. Sold by druggists.
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Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON July PSI a. In.
For New England, southeast to south
west winds, stationary or higher tempera-
ture' falling barometer and partly cloudy
weather.
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The Victory Is won.

Piles-The agony OF Tophet is not or cannot
be much worse tnan the torture endured by
millions who are troubled with internal bleed
for the sufierer. Briggs Pile Remedies are
mild, safe and sure. Dr. ]. Briggs Co., New
ark, N, j, Sold by druggists.
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Kentucky,
ANOTHER ROAD RESTORES.

LOUISVILLE. July "a.
The Louisville, Nashville and Great
Southern railroad have restored the wages
reduced July Let. A gang OF negro sewer
men stopped work and with picks, shovels,
hoes, etc., on their shoulders, marched
through the streets, stopping all other la
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Headache-who can avoid looking haggard
and old, when the brain is crazed with pain
Who can deny the fact that disease. accompan-
led by pain, is greater ravager OF beauty lhan
timer J. Briggs Anevanter will cure head
ache and neuralgia In a trice, and all sufferers
will hail with delight this neyer-failing reme-
dy. Sold by druggists.
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In Michigan.
MICHIGAN oRNTRAL

MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
DETROIT, July "a.
There is no strike on the Michigan Cen
trail here and none is anticipated.
THE GREAT WESTERN YIELDS.
The Great Western road has acceded to
the wishes of the men, consequently every
thing is working smoothly. The employees
of the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad
have demanded restoration of the wages
paid prior to June 1st.
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Try Them and be Happy

Corns, Bunions, etc., are as useless TO the
community as dishonest politicians, noisy row.
dies, squalling cats or bowling dogs under
your ~ indow. Briggs Corn and Bunion Rene
dies stop all commotlon, rendering the victim
happy and contented. Sold by druggists.
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ment. Gen. Latta is numerically de-
nounced for his flight from the city, and
Gov Hartranfts return promises effective
work.
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Rhode Island.
STRIKE FOR BACK PAY.

PROVIDENCE, July "a.
Thirty to forty laborers on the New
Massachusetts and Rhode Island railroad
left work to-day because contractor iS
behind with his pay. A stranger, supposed
to be from New York, appeared among the
strikers and advised them to burn the COM
pany's buildings. The strikers drove him
from the yard at the point of pistols. He
fled to the woods to escape with his life.
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A COLLISION AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, July "a.
Tta fnll0winn aro c,nnnn tho riotere
wounded by the firing of the Westfleld COM
pany yesterday VIM. Berrigan, right
side; Patrick Breen, mouth and neck /;
John Clay, switchman, through the lung,
dying w. J. Lickey, in the leg Paul
Long, right thigh, badly NJ. Murphy,
knee, badly. Two members of The West
field company are reported killed, but this
is only rumored.
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AT LAFAYETTE.

The Wabash men on the eastern division
struck at noon. Freight trains are all stop
ped, but passenger trains are allowed to
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.

NuW KurK BLOCK and Money Market,
NEW YORK, July p.
GOLD quoted at 1857.
MONEY quoted at 2k@3.
GOVERNMENT BONDS firm,
PRIME Mercantile Paper at 3H@5,
CLEARINGS, $50, $4,000.
CUSTOM RECEIPTS, $463, 900.
TREASURY disbursements $4,000.
RAILROAD BONDS dull
STOCKS heavy and lower during the last
hour, decide ranging H62ls.
The following are the ouotatinns.
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Indiana.
ROADS NOT IN THE STRIKE.

koADS Noi IN Inn 0ANinN'
Indianapolis, July "a.
The strikers will allow only postal cars
to leave the city. The Indianapolis, Gin
cinnati and Lafayette, the Indianapolis,
Bloomington and Western, and the Indian
apolis, Peru and Chicago reads are not in
the strike, but are prevented from work.
ing. The governor and mayor decline to
interfere, except to suppress violence.
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New JERSEY.
DELAWARE AND LAoKAwANA.

DELAWARE AND LACKAWANA.
JERSEY CITY, July "a.
The Delaware and Lackawana flremen
at Hoboken struck at o'clock. Their
places were filled by conductors and brake
men, and few passenger trains are run
ming.
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AT SCRANTON.
SCRANTON. July "a.

SCRANTON, July "a.
The fremen on the Deleware, Lacka-
wana and Western, Deleware and Hudson,
and Lehigh and Susquehanna roads struck
at p. m, their demands for the restora-
tion of ten per cent. being refused. The
men in the employ of the LackawAnna coal
and iron company, numbering 1900,
struck for an increase of wages at noon.
The mines are all thrown idle and consider
able uneaslness is felt throughout the val
ley. The mayor has Issued an appeal to
citizens to uphold the law.
MINING SUSPENDED.
PoTTsvnLE, July "a.
No coal trains are running on account oi
the strike at Reading. The mines are
blockaded with cars. A general suspen-
sion of mining in this region commences
tomorrow
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TERRR HAuTR, July "a.

EKKH tIAUIhi uuIy ~I'
The strikers are in undisputed control OF
all the railroads here. Railroads on which
traffic is stopped are the Vandalis, Indian
apolis and st. Louis, Illinois Midland,
Terre Haute and Danville, and Terre
Haute and Logansport There has been
no rioting.
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Pennsylvania.
THE SITUATION AT PITTSBURGH.

NEW YORK, July "a.
1t has been discovered that no Pittsburgh
militia men were killed by the Philadelphia
soldiers, but were shot from the rear by
citizens. This removes the last fiimsy ex-
cuse of the Pittsburgh militia for refusing
to aid the Philsdelphians. Many railroad
men we're concerned In the riotous out
break, though half the people of Pitts
burgh still believe the strikers were not in
the mob. The cowardice of the Pittsburgh
militia is u subject of complaint. Not a
gatllng gun was fired during the excite
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TRouRLE spREApING.

The strike is general along the Chicago
and Canada Southern line, and the Toledo
and Detroit division. At meeting at
Grasse Isle last night resolutions were
adopted demanding that the company re-
store wages, establish regular pay day,
and Immediately advance three months
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NO RIOT EXPECTED AT TROY.

TROY, July a.
The military companies of Cohoes, Glens
Falls, Whitehall and Port Henry have
been ordered here Immediately. Upon their
arrival the citizens corps goes to Albany.
Everything is quiet. No riot is expected,
but preparations are being made for an
emergency.
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A FATAL BLUxDEn AT READING.

A FATAL BLUNDER AT READING.
AT Reading, in the collision last night,
the troops fred recklessly and indiscrmi-
nately, and citizens condemn them. Bust
ness men were unaware of the militias ap.
proach. The troops continued firing,
while men, women and children, fled in all
directions. 1t was absolutely dangerous
for men to come to the assistance of the
dying. Finally the sufferers, groaning and
shrieking for water, were carried to the
drug stores. Among policemen on duty
keeping the pavements clear five were shot,
as follow1: Abner Jonas, Ludwig Rupp,
Ogden Weller, officer Hart and officer Hag-
gerty. They received no word warning
them. Officer Rupp is dangerously hurt.
The following were killed. John Weaver,
Daniel Nachtrieb, II. G. Schacffer, Milton
Grace. Mortally wounded: Alexander
Eisenhower, Albert Mills, a son of officer
Grant, Valentine Graft, Martin Noonan, c..
Ribble. Severely wounded: Thomas
Quinn, II. G. Benner, Alden Cassidy, Sam
uel Brown, Elan Kissinger, Edward Boy
er, Frank Bannon, Patrick Quinn, James
Fisher. Many of the military were badly
hurt, among them being private Steinburg
and a private of company F, who was
struck in the abdomen by a rcck.
GEN. PEARSON oED-PITTsBURGHERs
ALARMED.
The Tribune says the conduct of Major
General Pearson, in command of the Pitts
burgh militia, on Saturday, is denounced
on all hands. He has disappeared, having
left on a steamboat. Taxpayers are
alarmed at the county's liability for the
enormous losses in railroad property. 1t is
feared that trade will suffer heavily, and
the railroads will reduce Pittsburgh to a
way station.
ORDER AGAIN IN PITTSBURGH.
The Pittsburgh vigilance committee
are masters OF the situation. The
mayor addressed the mob yesterday, and a
rioter who attempted to strike him was
promptly arrested. When the mob at
tempted rescue they were confronted with
pistols and withdrew.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES.
At Harrisburg the guns captured in the
Mexican war and planted near the Mexican
monument have been dug up and spiked,
to prevent the mob using them.
GRAND AMY 9hfaeEaJJ faEa JJGAqEf JGAqEf liERs, RiERs,UBdIg.~-.
The tender of the services of the grand
army of the republic is accepted. There
are 27 posts here, and $500 men will res
pond promptly. Arms will be furnished
from the arsenal. The police force has
been doubled, giving 1,ll2 additional men,.
STRIKE OF MINERS.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, July "a.
The miners at the Beaver Brook mines
Audenreid, struck this morning. No vic
lence.
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The strikers say they do not strike be-
cause of reduced pay, but because of the
discharge of their delegates who went to
consult Superintendent Bowen. No trains
of any kind leave for the east to-day. A
great quantity of rolling stock is on the
side track, the destruction of which would
be enormous. The depots are guarded by
militia. The rioters are 10 strong force at
Louisiana street, near the round house, and
East Buffalo.
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different places. Quite a large number of
cars were taken away on the Athens
branch yesterday.
THE UNION DEPOT ALBANY.
At the union depot, Albany, everything
is very quiet. Passenger trains are NOV
ing regularly.
ALL QUIET AT SCHENECTADY.
A dispatch received at Albany this morn
ing announces that everything is quiet at
Schenectady.
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TEARING UP RAILS.

HoRNELLsvILLE, July "a.
The remainder of the 23d regiment ar
rived at sp. m. Upon reaching Corning
they found the track torn up. AS the train
advanced it was relaid,-the strikers mov-
ing forward tore up more. A squad Of
soldiers was ordered to proceed ahead, and
they dispersed the crowd. Rails had also
been removed mile east of here. The
military now muster 1900. No disturbance
to-day. The engineers, conductors and
shopmen held aloof from strikers.
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RuFFlANs SEEKING PLUMBER.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, July "a.
Fifty ruflians left yesterday for Pitts
burgh. The strikers went after them in a
locomotive and brought them back. At
several points Adams express cars were un-
coupled from the trains by the strikers.
SHOP HANDS DRIVEN OUT.
SUNBURY, Pa, July "a.
The Philadelphia and Erie trian men this
morning compelled the shop hands and ma
chnists to strike. The excitement is great
bu. no overt act was committed.
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back pay due. A stock train transferred
from the Lake Shore road to 60 east via
the Canada Southern was brought back
and unloaded.
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yANDERBILT's OFFER.

The lines says Vanderbilt has tele-
graphed the Michigan Southern employees
that their wages would be raised when bus
mess justified it, and requested no strike.
His message had little effect.