The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-20

Settlement of long dispute Physicians
have at last come to the conclusion that the
best medicine for teething children is DR..
Balls Baby Syrup. I
Capital and labor in Europe are both direct
ing their eyes toward our favored shores A
recent letter from London said that several
iron founders in the North of England were
thinking of transferring their possessions to
this country. They propose to build factories
and transport their employees here.
J. S. Verts, assistant superintendent of the
Atlantic City Narrow Gauge Railroad, Chas.
i. Redman, telegraph OPERATOR and Thos.
Pennypacker, an engineer, who are charged
with negligence in running trains by which
five lives were lost on Thursday last, were ar
rested in Camden on Saturday. Superintend-
cnt Verts was committed without bail for ex-
animation to-day.
Forty-iVe of the moulders employed in the
Danforth Locomotive and Machine Works, at
Paterson, struck for an increase of wages
from TO to % per day, Saturday morning.
The company says that it cannot afford to
pay more, and that the present wages are as
high as any paid by any of the other locorno--
tive works. 1t refused to accede to the de-
mands of the strikers The action of the lat
ter throws 1876 men out of employment.
William Henry Odenheimer, Bishop Of the
Diocese of New Jersey, died at Burlington,
after a prolonged and painful illness, on
Thursday afternoon. BY his death the Epis-
copal Church In this country loses prelate
whose abilities as preacher won for him an
enviable name among his brethren, while as
doctrnarian his written works and his spok-
en- words secured for him the lasting respect
of all churchmen Of the faith in which he
lived and died. He was born in Philadelphia,
Aug. IL, 1917.
On Friday of last week, man in the en-
ploy of Peter z. Michael of Pahaquarry town.
ship, Warren county, went out to pick some
blackberries, and while busily engaged filling
his pail, he felt humping about his legs,
and looking to SEQ what was the meaning of
these raps discovered large rattesnake, try
ing to fasten its fangs to his legs. Springing
quickly back he seized a stone and killed the
ugly monster. After dispatching this one his
eye caught sight of the mate, which he also
killed. They measured about feet in length.
One of them had and the other 0 rattles.
Captain Dixon the Yazoo county Independ-
ent Democrat, repudiates the agreement
which he was forced to sign at the muzzle of
the revolvers of a Democratic mob three weeks
ago. Captain Dixon says that the agreement
is not considered binding or valid by himself
or his friends. He continues: " 1t was never
my intention TO abide by it, and am now
free to say that am still candidate and will
continue to be, and if elected, which fully
expect to be, will take charge of the Office
upon filing my bond and oath of office, or test
my rights under the laws of the land And
now the Bourbons are sorely non- plussed.
Ira Hart, gentleman of West Virginia,
was thrown fiom his wagon the other day aud
died from his injuries. He is remembered as
having been indicted by Virginia Grand
Jury, in the days before the war, for being a
subscriber to the New York Tribune, and
circulating that incendiary sheet. Horace
Greedy was included in the same prosecution,
as being the author and propagation of dang
erous sentiments, but he never put in an APP
pearance at Clarksburg, whore the trial was
to be held, until years afterward, wien he
went there to deliver an agricultural address,
and was welcomed as the coming President.
meeting of the New York Democratic
State Committee was held at Niagara Falls
last week, for the purpose of deciding when
and where to hold the State Convention. The
principal question to settle, however, was
whether Tilden or Tammany controlled the
committee, and the interest and excitement
among the Democratic politicians of the State
was worked up to the highest pitch. The
question was very soon decided Tilden
mustered 18 men on the committee to Tam
many's 10, and so the New York Democracy
may pretty confidently be counted for Tilden
III tue utAV IitSiu5ukidl Cdtu pdlSh, duu thiS
will have powerful Influence upon his pros
poets before the National Convention.
MORE BULLDozTNG IN MIssIssIPPI.-We
have received a letter from gentlemen whom
we believe entirely trustworthy, giving tho
following facts SIN Rakin county, a COM
mittee of six men appointed by mass meet
ing of Democrats at Stems Creek, waited on
Major b. +. Sutton, Independent candidate
for Chancery Clerk, and ordered him to with
draw from the canvass and leave the county.
and his family went to the Sheriff, at
don, for protection. Major Sutton is. an
o8 nd highly respected citizen of the conn
indeed, no man stands higher as a man of
Intelligence, moral worth aud Christian. BY
Democratic authority, for no alleged offence,
except his candidacy, he was ordered to with
draw and leave the county. The Governor of
the State has been appraised of the proceeding
but has not intimated that he contemplates
doing anything. Seeing and highly appreci-
atiDg your manly stand for personal rights,
we wri te you hasty letter, giving you these
facts. which you may rely on as strictly cor
rect From the Vicksburg Herald, August