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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

The growth u the modern novel has
been s~ingulariy rapid. II vas In las
that Richardson published, In eight
volumes, the History 81 Clsr,ssa
H~Arlo~c." To modern taste II In nj.
most unexpectedly tedious. but all
London aud half England were fAsc,n.
workmanship and the field which the
bookseller aud author had opcn~d tor
his fellows. Fielding aud Smollctt
were his cotcmporarics, and when, In
i,7i. the author III ''kodcrick Random. y"
and ''Pcrcgrinc Pickle" and Hum.
phrcy Clinkcr," died. scott Was born
io succeed him. and. endowed with =
genius As great and ~ original. and
with n purity II taste beyond even tho
possibility ~ comparison, The mar,c-
leus series which began with ''WsNcr-
ly' are among the miracles. III the
world ~ letters. aud when. In 1872, the
great Scotch novelist died. he left Hui.
wcr and Disraeli and T~hackcrsy aud
Dickens aud a host II minor celebrities
tn costipuc the work Ia which he had
almos, given the impetus ii u rovolu.
ton. aud tread ~ nearly as might be In
their footsteps. Nor were these all,
Mrs, Gaskcll wrote Ruth" In Thack.
cray's lifetime. and Charlotte and Emily
and Ann Brontc were living and work.
Ing when he was ai the very height of
his career Charlotte. the greatest sis
ter II this extraordinary family, was
not vet dead, when the greatest female
genius 81 modern times, Marian Evans.
better known ~ George Eliot, won her
first laurels. The chain had not been
broken. The new style had eliminated
within little more than . century. and
the masters of the art had added Ia the
old narrative the latest researches os
science, the last results of physiology
and psychology. And their learning
had not deprived them NJ imagination,
''DAniel DerondA" Ii. with all is wealth
Of philosophic insight, - distinctly
creative u the freshest songs of the
earliest poets. These great names arc
among the apostles and chief priests III
their art. but their disciples -who
are to bc counted by the hundrcd--arc
not unworthy of them. Some are
gentler. more tender than others; some.
like william Black, are gifted with =
power of painting . landscape almost
equal to that Of Claude or Titan In
oils; some possess signal powers VI
sarcasm. Others IN easy tiow Ut MARIA
tive. Ia fact, among nearly oil the
recognized modern English novelists
there IL scarcely one without some
phase Of talent or expression which
could scarcely have been dreamed Of
two hundred years ago. Tho tssts Of
the race, too. IL svcrse ~ impurity.
Theophile Gsuticr. even In his best
DAYS. would no more have been tolerated
In decent English-speaking society than
ARA Benin herself would be nowadays
In the drawing.room. Isl. Louis Gio6s.
Desnoorat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

saeA FAIRY. whether ~ srvsAisg sr-a
dcuG % otherwise. aad IA iASs INT.
casv rty all persons ~he shall b~ fcand
tho -ia. and IN s-is- and destroy ell
,as3-s and Instruments II gNm,ag found
In b0ch houses os prvmiscs. and aiso IA
s~o- ell moneys and securities Tor mon.
"a found therein. n any cards. dice.
9ells, counters, tables. or other iastru
SCENTS II gaming. used N PLAYING any
game. b. found In an, house
OF room ~hick the paiscv hasr en,crvd
- = suspected samlng> house. OF seoat
the person 81 Any pcrscn ~ho shall e~
found ,hervin. u shalt - evidence, until
the contrary BE- mad. tc appear, that
the house ~as . commnn gaming hcass,
and that the r~r>oas ~ho were found
In the rsom ~~r playing although W.
playing ~as ~Ac,uAli, going on bcfcrv
this act prcof II play VAS ncscssar,
bcf.r~ entry. and persons found In .
gsmlng-hoase could not be searchcd -
OarSssah cosatserCsai,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
The Hswkevs Isssrsscs Company.

The business Of the HAwkcye Insur-
ance Company, at Dss Moines. has
grown TO such proportions - 10 well
entitle Il 70 rank among the most sub
stsntisl and prosperous institutions Of
Iowa During the month of April Il
issued go policies. being lis o than
the number for the corresponding
month last year. During that month
itreceived In cash 90. $50. Is, - against
ts.s4S.02 last year. The Losses we're
e2.067. IL, while the losses In April,
1877. were es.S2i. 81. These figures.
together with the fact that on the Let oi
January. 1878. the assets Of the con-
psny amounted 70 e552.6s4.0l. show
that the Hswkeye Ii . sound and relis-
BILE institution. This 10 the important
matter with every insurer. BY careful
management, and prompt adjustment
Of IL Losses. the Hswkeye has attained
IL enviable reputation. and presesi
prosperous condition. The people may
ssSsly trust H.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
There ls Trouble IN score

Pos those vho neglect 70 rectify irregularities
Of The stomach, liver and bowels, witch they
fooiishly Imagine viii ''coms right of them
selves." " THE silly error suck perssns ass
usually dissbused by The development Of so0s
sertous chroeie msisdy, tsscesble TO vhst they
vess plessed 70 consider 2 t'iain9 dssosdss o.
culminstion 10 easall svoldsA. 4 c0asss Il
Bostetter'e 61pnacb Dtttafs tsvas1Ahly be- ths
effect u renSving Tie sssssttve sr0os a {
torpid. liver, rltnStng isaleny digaston -
assimilation, esd rendering ~ haiti Of bcdy
portsns funessess bsins scsscfsd. and ths 60
tire system toaed and regulated by this incotn'
pasable corrective and ~InvigorsnL no danees
10 the general health 10 ~ BE- sppsvheuded
from causes which, II not cradtrsisd In Tune,
viii sssuredly undermine II.
TwIn BRoTRBRs iBAsv aiVays mskss good
htead.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

WINDSOR E~uNnrsAS horrL -rhis excel
cut house 10 crn,rali, issi.d, on NNaftssu
strc~t, Chicago, svf, upnscnirni "a the ,aisi
ness ~rnrtians ~ the city. aud I. the lsrgest and
hnrsi hotel la Chicago coaducird "a the tnrs
peAn plan The accommodation ere Ore,
class, while the chafgrs arr tntsi.rste ,o sui'
the umcs Tho propri.tors, Mc..f. fhofp a
Bye, are experienced hotel ,nen, aud undri
their sups r,nf management, the Wlndsof 10 NJ
setvrdly onr ~ the most p"paiAt hotels Ia The
country,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

scccus,. had laid up money. and "a.
pecI.d To build himself house mp
town.
.'wha, became 81 ,ha, hrichr' I 10.
quir~d
That brick. cir. he. always occupied
. place oa our man,clpiec~. and ~r val.
Nc u ~ the mcst precious ~ cur little
possessions. II hA. made our fortune"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

asAiS Raiwssss CAssor Avrnsp IA vss,.
grain ster u has passsd thrvagh ell ,ke len
See the ai,efti-ement ~ Ntehcas. shelsrd 4
Co. In anosh.r c,iann Asd nu,s tho ssivaq
tAgc. 10 their unrtvailed "Nihrasss, I" b, .his B
the eu,,rs thrrsh,ng mschin. e~sr~asss aud ~
ten ihrce ~ Eve umes that snsoann can ~
NAL" by the aNrsa ahAts sANho Thew err
No a~svolNiSe saArrs ~ an, k,ed in.ide, w.
light
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

A. Ell s~sss sAsys Il e. As.a - s~rssss ~
sssaiss st~sa, a 80 sss~Ass~a ~ c<egsfs sas
cfvv. II sAsi s~~s~s . kessse~s eepattk~
ASss sv sssn&sntAsS Esd ssxs~ kslsa s~ss sss
~sstnasaex ts~i aye esAs s~ss ere sss~e
seA. tsi tstes tsssa slth u.,~s gu e~a ssk
10, ssv acsva huAes sat tksAet e. NE st~i
sst sa~ss rass sHsc<t - t-sgAs sMt t~s era
celessA tssskfssa cod c~sn<anaPtAse. ss~
s~h~ntsn~i ,, ressastsns ed tsssers % ,nssr
shle YET tsOasssas - .asA sre s~ns.sAly -
sses~t " r~ffy~s heslth ~ the ass ~ W.
ssxsAs tssssvA Nsxa~~ty ssa IN re~v~s sAeAt
ea M~ts. tss.svvty' The tssssss kss@sss
10 ~ sSasiiei 80 ><sshsax ssa Assaag h-s
stytt.,k~A. ~htis u t~Nscswsy FoFtses s@i
eW'sress ths tAsa end lsaIssss tsss saA ssrs
~ Ne saSAs s,ssssa.
Ntr-aaa. Ia. AIss ira, tsFf
Ia rttss @~psas ~sA saHsfv3 ne u
ycsrs 9Th that an~s e6rssiss ssS hs,A~ ses
ais.sse ss,sfrh. NJ tAsts sad smell sess
svSapas,s,s DESTROYED prsa,ri . sayF4, Il
IN ssxs'. ,s,srrA Rsmsly ssd ,ear 6sSses
Nciscsl Discovery, sttch I asea s~es~s~te3 "
alr~etasa. sed . e.su,l~se arS g-sva.aea, eass
sss sg-s~iuy en~s.sd ,sAs raesSsEv 10 sre
nsn,asadlas them IA eli aaic.sA Evet ,asas
FULLY .vars, sAsa v H. ~
Wanssa Nivus. h~artinstce
c. y J, rehrnety sStk, lsrf
Ia rtsscx issas sis tca' ocitss Mol
heal pasSses, 10 the ees, w~ihtas hs crsshs
soJds aud con,amy,ioo, I svrs Nee. u be.
ssved NJ IFS. kest~gtfaiis year~.
Hsis>n NeASSst
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

"A young fTtend OS wine vs. cuFed At On ts
saiiable thirst fos l.lQuns, that he'd ~ prustsst
ioesa. ne vss esttreiy cured by the nee II HOT
bAttess. u ailayed ell that burning uhirst. trJt
sWay Ne appetite fs liquor; msde HE nevves
steady, sad be hes rcmained . sohes and stead
maa tor mose than two year,, and hes mo- deetvs
% Seturn 10 his cups, and ] know 0f . puinbel
Of oshers that have been cured NJ drinking b,
i."--vsom . leading Il T. OAnetAl, Chicago
fls
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

Sumner complaint ~ Cho,ers infsntum
THE fearful complaint which " carrying Oh tbs
infaats aud childrca ny the Thousands q mi
I'd and cured by DR.. wiacheli's Terth,nG byr
up, II hes never failed ~ give immediate relivi
IN the most severe casea. o boon vithiu
the reach of every noshes. do md fail ~ give
II . trial, you vii BE- pieassd with W. shsrnaing
effect De SURE and ast 70. DE-. Winchsl's
"a cenla nor lslllle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

DssiaAnis AHt TesAsusn- There 10 IN ell
parts ~ our country . constantly gn~ins ten.
icncy I, cultivate and dsvrlnp q taste fuf the
higher arts. American hotn.s all over the lsni
are bcing oruame a and hsauiinrd. Such
have heca the itnpr vrmsDts ~ the last fev
YEARS that mAny " the nne works ~ SKILLED
artists arr broa1ht within the 'ncsss ~ ps-opls
10 m..icraie circumstances. 6r,upa ~ dnc
s,atuAIy arr nov found In the hom~s of people
Who may not be- considered among The wealthy,
The Max-rs' staiuAry 10 ,hsaipsble 81 prices
that all moderately veil todo families may
have u to bcsu,ify their tomes Address. Jcha
Rosvrs, iiss broadway, Nes rosh.
Dn wIsmAnr's f,ss lass LAn CospiAi
positively Cunss coasampsioa. Tahsn In tisWs
d uill prevent H. All Ahertious ~ the lungs
are cured by Tile sovereign Nrmedy, Witch ~
~ eradtcaass ~dyspsps.a, end kiudssd disssaes'
soid by drvgEtsta. Depot, vi6 ttibst sssesA
P~hilsdelphta.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
All About Q Birch.


A well-known citizen relates an incl
dent somewhat In this wise: One bright
morning in the month Of November.
some years ago. | was preparing Ia go
down town. when the servant informed
me that n man was waiting b, the front
door to see me.
Sell him I'll be down In y moment"
said !.
On geing To the door q mar 81 tall
stature and robust appearance. calling
me by name. requested assistance, say
ing that he had u large family, aw6c IN
delicate health. and no means 10 pro
cure food for them.
, "You appear ~ be strong and healthy;
why don't you work. asked l.
'Aimply. sir. for the reason that l
cannot procure work.
Not having any work to give him, |
thought ! would test the sincerity Ut his
intentions.
IF ] give sou work. what pay do you
wante"
Anything, SIR, yOu choose 70 give
me, so long as can obtain means for
my suffering family"
VARY WELL" said ], IL will give you
twenty-five cents An hour II you will
carry . brick On your arm around the
block for i've hours without stopping.
Thank you. sir; viii do It."
After hunting awhile ] found . brick.
placed II on tlie mans NJ NJ, started him
on his walk, and then rent down town
70 my business.
Not having the least faith In the mans
promise, ] thought blu little more OF II.
yea IA ! knew ] should no back within
1--we hours, ! determined TO see II he per-
formed his work. My business kept me
away rather later than expected, so !
had TO forego ny usual walk home, and
took q Fourth.avenue car TO DO back
within the five hours.
As approached the corner Of the
street where ! reside i found . great
crowd Of persons gathered. two fire.
engines, . hosc-cart and . hook.and-lsd-
der buck. Upon inquiring where the
DE WAS, ] Was informed that IL was o
false alarm, and that what brought the
people together and occasioned the sgi.
tation WA the spectacle Of . tall man
carrying . brick oA his arm around the
block for nearly i've hours. The neigh
bors were looking At him from the win
dOws and doors ~ he passed along; some
though. he was Grassy. bu. when spoken
70 his answer was
.'Don't stop me it's all right"
allowed to walk on undisturbed.
''Where Ii the manP' asked.
There, you can see him at the other
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

Nothing hes . t~ttef influence ar-a . FAINT
" ~ childrrn than the masis ~ tho rscs
OsoAs, msnafsst ar~s II foft Wssne. iWdasaa
II ,cat is alet has urt gos u. Sud direct "a the
factory TOT yrtsc~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

OF an ambrosial s~tmosphcre touched her pals
brow with feelings of peculiar delight ~ sbs
raised her feeble form and thanked her hup
and wonderful female medicine, known % In.
elish Female Bitter, which has bce0 reduced
70 one dollar, or three bottles for e2b0. Va
all stckIy females u IL more priceless than W
the giittertng gems that sparkle and gilog1
amid MANSIONS VI the prpud M rich ahAks
crat- L. II. Hush, STATE Agent,
Des MDines. Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

llain,s ar- 50 prevalent, e,cfy family .hoahi
KEEP WANbvtGip's stsACsrssht hAisas IN
the hou.-, I. use IN cssr ~ az, dis.sse ol ,hs
bowels, such 80 Disrfhea. Msep,ety, fas,
Cholera Mosbns 80 Inflammation 10 the tnssls
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

A fire and explosion Ut Colgate ACo's
Soap Hsctosy. New Yort, June oh. destroyed
~boiidings and nschieery valued o. eibo.oo
sd Threw thrss hundred mss out u employ
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

0nAHvpxsxso "MAhsnAiIS" CAynoLIcOH
On infsibbi~ remedy for all female complaints
price SIN PEE bottle. The eHpevtencs ~ mani
years among the most cultivated and refine
has resuitsd Ia stamping this sssnsSkable prep
arsti0n ~ the only reiiabis remedy Tor the de
freeing diseases III voDea. Sold BY eli drug
gtstA. 0rs~feai~rg Co, ~ Besdr H., \. r
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

Uncle Same Harness OH Oil keep The ,rsth-
or soh and plisble, thus pssvrn, " cracking
or ripping, keep out vstss. and 10 bsstss TOT
oiiing hsfOcas thsa any other oil ever made
by oil Harness Makers sad dealers In leather.
Give II n Trial.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

uucls Sans Condition rywdss prevents dis'
ease, puriaes the blood, impruves (he appetits,
gtves Q smooth and glossy coet II hslr end
Keeps the animal In g0od condition. Itshould
be aseA by svsry oae owaipg ~ having ths esss
Of horse u stock. eoid BY ell D~rukgtsts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

DIR. Jsqus's Uermab Worm Cakes sFe an IN
fHllible remedy for worms. They viii not only
destroy hut also remove them from the system.
They are pleasant to take and perfectly harm
lees. soid by all Dmggisia
Ds~OIsWay's es1o1s aoA lDooa0ens.
-heuryy and disesses u the skin--fsver, rest
less sleep, foul stoaisch, tainted breath, Ian.
guor. depression II spirits, always attendant
on the WORT cases ~ eutsDeous erupttons, ere
speedily and udicsliy removed by tbsse medi-
pills purify the bk~pd, stimulate the liver, and
prusnote dteestion. - CENTS per boz az poi.
Nome are ge0uins unlsas The signature VI J.
Hsydock, - ageat fos ths United neAtes, sur.
roubds sach ban IL pilis end olnsmcnt. Z. n.
wssd d Co, ANat, Wholesale druggists, Dsa
N01pea. IOua.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

Have yos : cold, cough. ho-sr.sssse. veal
Eitssrs a Tss and VIVA CHsevy. Il " . soy.
ersign rsaedy ios ell palooassy aissesesl u
10 warranted 10 give ssaisfactloa; do n0t fall "
give u . Trial, end n II fails, 700 mey return
ths hottie half empty " yoas druggist Bod
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

csnt accommodation d ~ "palsee'' Trwisfas
Howe q the lsS Etpw ssts II Three Lpa-
100 'axsEt;ss;:ss::::;;: : q: : a,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

~ :;. 60 S.::s;''s'''s -
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

=. 49,: :: .. -: 4: 81: q !; z s: :::s::;
q = essts. "a htl1s lDct0s.1
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

vsmASss ihss ass lisbss 70 suppsesrsos b.
taktng cold, ~ irregular ~ psinfu1 Msnserus-
tlons, shcah slvsys kesp Cestss's C<0pousd
kIssset a Daass!ssl on hAsd, end IL ne vlll
eosvtpes tAe0 thaA Il y Nseore's Remsly 4
tAsss eo@plelnts. Ask lo.s drsSs1ss ts r.
GrssfsnhsrH Vegetable ftlls hsvs been -
k~sOwtdge1 u over thirty Team u b. 3 en-.
tain cure fas Hesdsehe, Liver Complaints. Dss-
:, H.. msss s1iis - ~ net sss .s,sssss'
ssd IN ssstugs hSaltt - thoss sunsgng frpni
0esessl 1DsA1nsy go vssv0oeoeaA Pa -.
~ bon. essl fog Almnaae-
0sAsSsHssns %, - nse1s - ~ y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

TwIn BaoTKsss fsAsT sIvays mace good
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19

Cuban Chill Tonic, the Great Yves
Indies Fever and Ague Remedy, is the
best medicine ever presented to the Peo-
pie, for the speedy cure of malaria-It
cures the Chill roots out the Fever, rLr-
Ses out the malarial poison from the sys
TEN, carries off the black bile-It saves
sickness, and gives health to the poor
sufferer, get bottle from Mumtoru.-
It is cheap, and Safe.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19
JURY LIST.

SrArE or LOUISIANA. | Clerks
Parish West Felic:anl. Office.
Be it remembered that on this
II tn day Of July 1878. We G. NJ.
Barrow, clerk, Lane w. Brandon
and Calvin Goodman, qualified
electors and members of the jury
commission did assemble at the
clerks Office in the court house of
this parish, and proceeded to draw
from the appropriate BOX the fol-
lowing fifty names Of the persons
who are to De summoned as Jurors
for the first week of the District
Court, commencing On Monday
November 4th 1878:
I Thompson. Jack
2 Higginbotham j. 3.
3 wood l.. P.
+ Whitfield. Ramsey
5, Hands, Wash
s. Carmena H. G.
7 Chase, Peter
8 Cross, George
8 Tucker, AckIand
&c Winder.. Frank
II Taylor Robt.
IL Lopez H, G.
- Smith G.. A.
IA Smith, Frank
Is Row Thos. II. -.
16 Bell, Richard
II Williams H. NJ.
Is Burreil, Eiie
10 Whitaker, Harry
20 Thoms VIM. Jr.,
81 Pruet, John
% Perkins. Aaron ...
% Wells Jas. a.
"a White, Stafford
25 Leakv Jno. w.
26 Taylor, Charles
~ We'll, Laz>rd
% CIack D. D.
20 Wright VIM.
80 Branch, Richard
81 Carr, Isaac
80 Whiteman Il. w.
33 Smith, Stewart
81 Phillips Robt. B.
35 Smith, James
B.; Seelig, Herman
81 Anderson, Sam
3S WoodIork, Henderson
80 Roberts J. F. Jr.,
40 Jingle, Alex
Al Tempel Ghas. W.
AZ Wilcox. Whitman
43 White B. L.
A Ferrell, Glenn
As stephenson, Ed
46 Thoms Jas. A.
Al Barrow G. B.
4S Pate Nm.
40 Clendenin r. G.
so Veal, Nelson
Given under our hands and sig
aatures this 9Th day of July 1878.
G. NJ. Barrow, Clerk.
L. w. Brandon,
. Calvin Goodman.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19

STATE OF LOUISIANA, ! Clerks
Parish West Feliciana. Office.
Be it remembered that on this, sth
day Of July 1878, We, G. M.
Barrow clerk, Lane W. Brandon
and Calvin Goodman, qualified
electors and members o. the jury
commission did assemble in the
Clerks Office of this parish, and
proceeded to draw from the appro-
pirate box the following thirty
names of the persons who are to
be summoned as jurors for the
second week of the District Court.
commencing on the 18th day of
November 1878.
Farrelly B. F.
2 Webb Milford,
3 Phares W. R.
4 S;urges Squire,
5 Webb Peter,
6 Webb Joseph,
7 Town W. NJ.
s Williams Wash,
9 Whitaker Jerry,
10 Webb Marion,
IL Gilmore Tasco,
IL Simms Jesse B.
ID Wright 81. e.
IA We'll Simon,
Is Palmer M. l..
l6 Wright Bythel,
II Cage Spooner,
Is Wolf Morris,
10 Turner Henry.
20 Temple John'Q.
81 Canada Dave,
% Preston Marshal,
% Pettiway Ellie,
"a Perkins Henry s.
Is Robinson w. A.
26 Hamilton W. P.
q Tilla George.
% Smith Jed D..
20 Preston Alfred,
80. Wickliffe Leon,
Given under our hands and sig
natures this 9Th day of July 1878.
G. NJ. Barrow Clerk,
l.. w. Brandon,
Calvin Goodman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
SITUATION AT THE COAL MINES.

DANGER OF GENERAL STRIKE AvELTED.
PorrsviLLx, Pa, August IL, 1878.
The Miners Journal tot morrow will publish the fol.
lowing on the mining situation IN this repion:-
Al another meeting OF the knights OF Labor Of this
county, held last week, tue subject OF general
strike, which had bean determined upon TO
take place early IN August was rccsn-
vassed. The employees Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Company we're almost
unanimously opposed TO strike. They stated that
while tho wages were not such rs they thought they
under the operation oil Mr. Governs plan or making
them participants IN the advance OF tolls; that they
were Informed there would be another advance soon
which would bring thor wages up TO the 81 so basis,
and that they had assurances OF steady work Tor tb
balance of the year at this rate and preferred let
we'll enough slone ior the present.
DANGER or A STRIKE.
On a vote being takea 10 was found that q ajority
were OF this opinion, and the danger Of general
strike this region may DO said - have passed for
the present There will no doubt, be local Strikes
rs has the during tho week brought
by those whs not pad the wages that are
gwen by the Coal aud Iron Company. Individual
operators aorj 10 pay the rate oil wages
the company at the prcseut price coal Tor they
are PARTICIPANTS In tue profits OF the advanced
OF tolls. Some pay ~ under protest. however, In
order 10 keep peace NJ the mnss Others do not, aud
strikes are the consequences. We are crediDly in
formed that ut meeting oil Lchigh operators held at
Hazston Friday night, ~ was determined 10 pay the
men on the 1875 bass. This destroys the ground Of
dscontent, and leaves no prctext for strike 10 that
rolon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
BLUE RIBBON TEMPERANCE.

The American Blue Ribbon Temperance Union met
In Clarendon Hall yesterday afternoon and Mrs
Emma Gates Conkln assumed her seat as president
In Introducing her 10 tue meeting Vice President
Lambert said that he was glad to see a woman
elected TO the position, as II was a who started
the great Michigan temperance movement, which rc.
suited 10 the breaking up oil the Western whiskev
Rng. Mrs ConkIin made a snort address coun-
selling harmony among tho mcmbers Of the Union
and recitsd an original poem. MISS La Croix sang
temperance ballad IN pleasing manner and Byron
Kimbail, OF Boston, addressed the audience Among
olber remarks he said that tho Father Matthew move
ment was failure, because Father Matthew
instead Of relying on the power Of God TO ut
tcry eradicate tho rum devil from men relied
on the will OF man 10 abstain from drink Ho added
tnat OF the army Of o million men who signed the
pledge In lew months not vcstlgc remained. THIS
statement was QUESTIONED by some OF the audience,
aud Mrs Conkiin said that the Father Matthew men
IN this CITY worked hare In the cause vi temper.
aDce. Nr. kimball said that no knew nothing OF
the condition OF AFFAIRS In this city. Mr.. Conklin
announced tnst Mr. Edward Hughes. President OF tho
Young Mems Reform Club, OF Boston, would say q
ew words. A young mao, who was partially