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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-29
DR. JOHN BULLS
Smiths TOlicSylQp
ron the CURE or
fever and AcUE
Or CHlLLS and FEVER.

The preprister Il this celebrated medicine
Justly claims for It superiority over allrsm-
ediss svsr offered 70 the public ibr the sAlX,
CERrAu, SPEEDY and PERMANENT cure
ofAgus and Fever, OF Chills and Fever. vheth.
Or Of short or long standing. He refers to the
entire Western And southern country to bear
him testineny TO the truth Of the assertion
that in no ease whatever will Il fail TO euIen
the directions are strictly followed and carried
ont. In great mary cases asingls doss has
been sufficient for aeurs, and whole families
have been cared By . single bottle, With par.
feetrssteratisn Il the general health. It 10,
however, prudent. and in every case more Ger.
tain 70 cure, II it, useis continued in smaller
doses for Q week o. two after the disease has
been checked, more especially In difacult and
long-staudinS eases. Usually this medicine
will not require any aid to keep the bowels In
good order. Should the patient, however, re.
Quire cathartie medicine, after having taken
three or four doses Of the Tonic, single dose Of
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will
be sufficient.
IN. genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must
have DR.. JOIN BULL'Sprivsts stamp on each
bottle. DIR. JOHN BULL only has the right to
manufacture and sell the original JOHN ].
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, Of Louisville, Ky.
Examine well the Label on each bottle. fmy
private stamp II not on each bottle. do not
purchase, or you viii DO deceived.
-~-r ----
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-29
unfaiIinu Remedy for Headache.

ST.. BRIDGET, Marshall County Kan
Denr StT-I was troubled with Headache and Loss d
Appetite, and was induced to give your Indian
Bleed Syfup . trial When commenced tAktna
JOHN IALLON
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-29

WHAT every body says must he true, and
everybody does say that National Yeast is the
best All grocers sell it.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-29
The Best Remedy Known 70 Mani

Tho Best Remedy Known to Ian
Dr. Clark johnson having associated himself with M
Edwin Eastman, IN eec1ped captive, long davO q
WakametklA, the medicine man II the C0manehea 4
now prepared TO lend his aid In the ntroduet1oo q q
wonderful remedy Of that triba
The experience Of Mr.. Eastman being amil1H % -
Of Mra ChaA J0Deo and o0n, q WashlnGton OoulE
narrated IN the Nese YORK. Herald Of Dec 15th. 1875
the facts uf Ehich afe % widely known and % neax
lesiencos will b given hsrN They m. h0weve.i -
lbhed In neat volume a 500 page.. entitled "esv
Of which mention Will be made hereafter 0uleo =
say that for several yeaSs Nh. Eastman, while caYo
and berries Of which Wakamstk1aS medicine -
made and . SIN prepared 70 prevl0e IT, eA11 -
% the world: and assures the public tAa9 - He6u
The sane moo - when WakamS9kA oo0Oon0 49,
mSte Il
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-29
RADICAL cvsEs iEvtssssEl q wE!!

Prof Harris, after many years Of study aided By che-
zeal research and experiment. together with experience
gained in the treatment Of large number of cases under
his has ct last succeeded in compromising INFAI
L16IaB 2EHEDY for the scouIre 10 common Among
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-29
THE MARKETS.

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-29

rian exile wished to marry, and fixed
upon three girls of their political per-
sIasion. who agreed to espOuse and
follow them to the place of their BAN
ishment. Marriages of this kind are
tolerated by the laws of Russia, and the
three convicts were welded; but their
sentence of Punishment was immediate
ly changed into one of solitary confine-
ment in the central prison of St. Peters
burg. Upon learning this their wives
sought and obtained audience of NabO-
kOw, the Minister of Justice, whom they
entreated to reverse the last decree, and
to send their husbands, as at first deter
mined, to Siberia, whittier they. could
accompany them. NabOkOw replied
that he could not assume the response
bility of altering the modified sentence,
and referred the three women to Mesen-
Jew, the chief of the :. Third Section
or secret police. To Mesenzew, there
fore, they applied; but he angrily re-
jectcd their petition. As soon as this
decision of Mesenzew was made known
in Nihilists circles he was at once con-
demned TO die as the most inveterate
and dangerous enemy of "the cause"
and three days later he persisted by the
hand Of an assassin.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-29

comm A YEAR easy made in each
O6VVV county. }0od husinesH men and agents
Adds :. .. GEE 4 PMAN. 90 wsst-st.. Madison Ind
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-29

Die Wages Summer and Winter. Samples freq.
OUO National Copying O.. 900 ". NAdiooaA Chicaeo
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-29

For Debility. Loss Of Memory, IndisrOsition
to Exertion or Business, Shortness of Breath,
Troubled with Thoughts # Disease, Dimness
of Vision, Pain I'm the Back, Chest and Head.
Rush of Blood to the Head, Pale C.,untcnance
and Dry Skin.
If these symptoms are allowed to 90 ON.
very frequently Epileptic Fits and Consump-
tion follow. Whes the constitution becomes
affected is requires tie aid Of an invigorating
Medicine to strengthen AMI tone mp the sys-
tem-wlich
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-29
Helmb0ld'S BuchQ
Invigorates the Stomach,

And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bowels and
Kidneys to healthy action, I'm cleansing the
blood of all impurities. and imparting new
life and vigor to the whole system.
A single trial will be quite suficicnt TO con-
vince the most hesitating Of its valuable
remedial qualities.
, 1879-07-03

new Parliament at,d n now Government, and
tho cry for "Freo Trade In Lel!d will bccgma
too strong 10 to rcsisted. As for tl,c new 0ov.
tint II Will cume With tho new Parliament
What Is more, aml what may surprise your
rcatcra a. rominF from mc, tue grca:!
prob.nility 4, t!mt Mr. 9'Iu1stonc Will
&c seu 'e pGS a;aa.iop,a sS tut nave oplniess nsss
or preJ.tt,iccs QUO wsv Or the cthcr hare nothing
10 10 with iacts. Onu's judgment of political
atFa!rs uught not to DO btased by rcrsonal
likes or ais!kes. 60 tar ~ az eopstsnt 70
star ta oncc more In thu ascendant. al!i that
while he Is rising Ills opponent are steatitly 60
tllg down. The ratlses Of ttie i would take
loo long TO explain to-day ~ thnk you nay
very nnexlertcl event sluulsi happcn to defrat
NIL calculations, tho Conservatives will fo heat
I'll at thu next general electio1', Lberal 10Y.
cIn"ent vii conc ono II: and Mr.. H. aaastome :.
There is no ono clse. Lord Granville is not
or,Iy Atoo little" but too weak for tile
place. Lorl Huntington could not hotl out
against Air. Gladstone. Each of the great pr.
Of ons man. Lord .t'ea;onetlcld i,as done won,
ders for hi party, but hu is feeble, tired, n!'d
wlshcs to escnue from the burden Of public litc.
"ilow long will Your Ministry lastl. 4 lndy
sa.l to him tle other dsy,-is e only Indies rho
"a Nr. tHadatone tasts,n was tho reply.. lilo
meant, Of course, that Un1v Mr.. Gladstone't urI.
popularity Kept him II, power. Bit no one ought
10 know brtter than Lord Bcaconsield that pub
lie breath, wl1ethcr Ut favor ur d,ttnyor, Il
tickle ~ an English sulI,tner's day. The pco.
pie associate Mr.. (latlstunr's namo with M
era Ut commercial anl national prosperity. lie
may not be II financial mauieian. but they think
lu Il. Nuw That they have fallen uoon q streak
of lard lines they long to lhasc him back agun
rl,rra Is yugue idea abruad that he eau null
the country through tts present. difficulties:
Never have heard man 90 much appIauded
ns he was tho other night at q gathering Ut
journalists unl artists, many OF whom wcrc
utterly opposed to him In politics. L few
,no,lt6s aeo tle would have been received IN
comparative silence. Depend upon II lis day II
cotnit,g agnin, unl bold indeed would b. the
Liberal leader who c,nleavorcd to form d aim
tstry Without him or without Offering him tho
ajret n1ape in Il.
, 1879-07-03

your corrcspoudcns-tt Ia surtnisrd that ho will
hr sufficiently powerful 10 scc,,ro tho DELEGATES
from Ohio to tic Nationat Convention for whom
he tnay desire. Those delegates, Il he secures
Ewing for Vlcc-1'rcs.tlent. hlr. Ti1dcn will scck
10 carry tic delegates from this Asass In favor
u the same combination. With this inr1e at
t!clr backs theY hope IL carry tho Naltonnl
lionsl contest of $3.50. II Mr. Tiiden mid Atr.
Ewing should be elected, the wt,ole POWER nn.l
Influence Of the Administration Will bo pointed
In Une objectionable nomination Ut Mr.. Ewing
for President In 1854. This IA tho uramerry
nut re,nnns to he seen. Men may hellers ns
much of It as uleJ plsasa. It Is, hoNoycr, cor.
rect.
, 1879-07-03
PHILADELPHIA.
Hpecfo5. ptspv.cA to Tfe Tribune,


PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-Tlerc Is not the
slightest foundation tor nnv report OF q general
strike Ia thls State. The weavers at Keusiugton,
$500 iu number, have carried their point, aud
have s!gned with the manufacturers for o sell
Of Wages 10 continue six months without
change either wny. The iron men
In Pittshurg hhvo also carried their point.
anu there Is no trouhlo anywhere else. Tho
Elass.workers haye also compromised their
troubles. There ara frequent reports. Of local
strikes In the coal reetous, hut they are
all for reasons petu lar to etnglo col'l r
les. Sonle want 'nurc wages Oh account
Of the wetness Of their slope. some On acrount
OF difficulty In working, nsid hardly q week
passes without stoppnae in individual collier
les, which iins no effect whatever upon the
working ii the whole region. This morning
there was strake In the shamokin CoIl(ery
fur 10 cents Il wagon more. The oper-
ators lind no fault. allh never ytald
to any dcrnanda that nra unreasonnbic.
They wOuli all bs willing for the mners to 90
out, and Stay over until they could afford to
give them Increased wages. which would foliuw
any susuenaon, tho scale being bastd entirely
upon the. .privos' obtained for coal, tho mint
mum boln,r liked, !u but not the maxi
tnl,tn. There .,WIll. lie a Grent lahor
meeting at Saengar Park on the 4th, at which
Hcndrlcl1 u. Wright and number Ut other
uEitators will spcak. The Pennsylvania Rail.
rosa men aru all we'll sRtlaiicd. for they are
making larEe amount OF over time, some Of
t4eIn forty to forty.9yo days In mouth.
, 1879-07-03
1lIMRfR.


Special D'spasch 10 7ns Tribune
EAST BAatNAw, July 2.-Shtpments from tho
Saginaw during tho month OF June bayu been
the ltycltcst for some years. Tho total exports
foi tho SEASON fall short Of those Of lust year Ia
date ouly about s,ooo 900 feet, and navigation
opeued near!y mouth later than Inst year,
Tia movement OF fotcpt pro1uct shows ~ fol-
lows for liz month OF JUNG from earh port, mud
total for tho stasoa IruM The river:
Eats Sag. Total for
Hay City. inate. 9tuson,
Lumber :, 90. 4HiI ttM so, 0lH. 600 l05, TIA 8lI
Lath,,.,. A007. .DD0 i. 5D5, ,O0O 10, h84, 760
Sh1nKIcs 10, 1UB ESQ Fl, $40, Quo W, l2l,Ii0
Etayr4 80, utl. M1 lIG, Q00 ], ,A!U 800
Hoops 80. 3, lU!, 01]0 ..,..... u,4la 600
Tlmbor... 81, $40 .....,.,.. " al0
Tho salt shtpmeuss will aggregate, a. nearly
as eau be estimated, $4,000 barrels.
, 1879-07-03
Crest Wheat Crop,

~. {uNk F7anFfF' FTsas.
Without extending uur Knze Into the dazzling
vIsion4uf the near future, VIC may abunlaptly
conten. ourselves with the marvellous prospect
immediately before III, ~ reasonable Pruba-
blIlty, tina, Minnesota will this yuar hnfye4t u
crop Ut ncarly MU00.000 buslrls ot wlrat,
which concurrence Of suspicious conditions
may s"ell to bs,000.DW. Thts Is by lar tic big
tst Wheat crop TINT h44 ever burlenc1 the graua-
rtes vi auY State oI the CntolI. lts luoney value
to the iasMcrs Ut this stute cau AasdIy bc less
than o00, uni nas be maleh nlara than
lhls, tor ull our EuruEean auyires punt To lhu
probability, rapidly fipvnlnk to crrtatuty, that
tAn wheat cfop of Europe will he short.
, 1879-07-03

s7pttidl pisDdfcA 10 3Ae 1t7bAMR.
pITrsDuHa, pa., July "a rumor las been
rife for some days In different parts of tho
country tllat there was to be u general strike TT
plttsburg worklngnlen. on the eth lust (nc1t
Saturday. y}'n<FxtehslTt enquiries and ,nt1r'lrws
where rtE.nbiJ 'lnroth.ht!on on such matters ts
usually a,taiuabfc, fa! to verify tho report. On
the contrary, this worktnKmen say they are bot
ter satisfea now thnu for several years pnst,
both with their wages nnd their prospects.
Several Of tile principal manufacturers were
a1so interviewed on tk,r subject Of the strike.
but none of them believed st1eh thing was IN
contemplation. The ru1nor may titrefur1 tn
set down ns a product Of tlle imagination Of
SONS ono who has very llttlo rcspcct for tho
truth.
, 1879-07-03

Loals:, 4. r. rsrsons nnd Paul y Gray.
kan, ot Chicago: l, ta. Ncl'!tre. q New he-
YEP; asS'e&s & %ptsS swso f. cax ;sSs,
sfariu, Of newark, n. j. Mr. Winters vas at
one time Prcsidunt Of the United Labor Party
q Germany. llo ranked as m ag!tator WITH
O'Nctl was ut one tins Chief ot the 1,ureau Ut
Labor Statistics, a1,1 Is a. present At the'heal
Of the International Trutc-Gnfona Of this
notorious al Herman Comn'untats L. at pscsent.
Commander in-cht of the ns1nel forvts OF
tl,c s..c'allstlc Lshor party Y Chicago. ). =.
schcvltsch, of tlss elty, iaa huasian noolcn,nn
Is the husband Ut The famous tfclen vor doom.
so1,nt ] Yaako yon Kac'witz nd Lassalr, Tue
German fletal!st, fought The duel In which the
II. j., Is also ponular Communist. Ilo re.
reisrtI q sword for his bravaio In Paris. Some
of thu other secret leaders ara distinguished
by their connection With the rf"ts OF l3ii.
oaas, !" ts's soan'ry mi y: ,fa es
York; i.abor StdHdai4t. Paterson, n. j.; E,naa.
cipntor md !Soefa|ist. Aliwaukee; National ~
cttst and JoHrHa, Cincinnati; Soc dhst, CHI.
;9s" a,, sa f.: y soesst: 9s; sa s .1s sto.s io
Journals prntc,l 1t, the bohemian lanEtaEc. two
In ,hc Scandinavian, a,sl twenty-five IN Herman.
Or the last number Twelve arc uallies, ING tnost
influei1tsal Of which Is t'ls loEs;ff9' o1 sh's
city, With circulation ni about la,Wo.
'iirs following .leetoratiuf' of principles as
adopted at tho last Coaurcss., Of Ne@ark, N. j..
is tho lasis upon which fhc Socialists elasn 10
act, a: u loes not dii!er materially ifoai 1l1at
Of Tug intcrhattnhnls tl,c Gflesat1cs WIZ uc
cdly light side by stde:
TnE soclALtsT1o PRINCIPLE.
The prlnclptes Of tic sociA1stlc platform demand
that the resources Of bfe-thr t1enna Of pros!uc-
land, machinery. railroads. telegraph lines. and
eauaie.eecore % ia't as practicable tl.c common common
properly q tns "mo!e psonn .arDnsh t91 n9's.m TIA
, 1879-07-03

Qu,HcY, ILL.,. July a,-IhB tr!ends OF Gen.
Jaucs ". Singleton, Of this city, auttusizc your
correspondent to my that they viii press t'4e
Genesal's nomination for EuyeTl0r by this nvxt
Democratic htaie Consenllon. Aud tn further
aucu Of this proGranlttie Alex tslcr Stephens
wl.l allow thc,ll to .lake several appointments
for him throughout thls At1te during ths Susn'
, 1879-07-03


Nzw YoHK, July la personal mud political
fIiunu ut ex.doy. riiuen iuforms your cure.
spondent hut Mr. 'Tildua Ia atdrpt!y In fayor ot
Tho erection Of Mr. Ewing us f:oyernor at Ohio,
tt.ou9h Mr. E"hlg - rcgaFuea US much q al
Entiatlonias AZ WA ex-0Oy. Allen. Mr.. Ewing,
Ms. Tllluu's fr!cnd SAYS, WIS Ar. f!lden's
second choice fur t}oyaEnpr ol Ohio. His Arst
pl,oteu was Gos. Blabop, hut he had, Ut.
iore ti,e Convention assembled, barIsned
With Ewing 10 bsculnu tic dark
Iosssn In the race.-t0 como upon tho
track nt auy moment wncI SUCCESS wis proba.
hle. Thu tIrst 1aiiot showed tiAt Ewing could
Do ously uon,inatcl waen the bishop vote was
uuteu tu lilu 160 votes Gust for tswtlN. The stc-
'ouu builot wos1tu signal for thu stampede. and
al!u Bishop lorces went over With r!ls! ~
Ewing, aud susu lllt, the nomination. Ito bud
dsteated senuaor 'rhurnan's candidate fur tioy-
ernor Gen. l1ce, .lprebY giving the setator
decided tlAek efs III the Frss,dcn.ial contest.
The rtuia,uluR portion Of tho progfantnt nf the
t}rlunvrcy pArk statesman IL easily told. ll!deM
will lclp Ewing. II 1uuuey viii etcet h'ul uoY*
ernor hu will be elected. Neither lt!dc1i mr. Ew"
luz cares ior principle ln this Contest. II EMIug
SHOULD ba elsettd-&o tho knowing oneA lufoEna
, 1879-07-03
POLITICAL.

~
MAfsnto"S, VISA dn!y h-!ne pol,t'eaI
caldron Is beginning to boil In Wisconsin, In
view Of the approaching election for State oisi.
GERS. The party The least In tic scalc IN tic
e's,e :" "unesca, nnpos'aoee Is tt!s n8s. ~ sa',
state convention namely: the National
0reenoaels party, who will assemble themselves
together for the purpose Of nominating ticket
TO- sss,s oes': at Turner r s ts CIV -, Of
% nAtsseo"n; W H., !uesaay. 'u'Y ~ aaany % Q. tae
memocrs OF 'hss ofeahlzat1oh arc anaouoteuly
possessed Of a very sarVuIno tcmpcrnn,ent.
Judging from, what they cxprrt to accompllst In
ic R.ate tble fall, son. of them n1ara their v.tc
r.. N.~"s.,ss -. rn non. s..,,,,s ..,'a.s - .s'.
~ nu'tmoe. n. w,ooo' "n'io osne's VI ue.n
Hrc 80 Wild III theif notions as 10 atsumo to oc
certain Of carving the State. a candid survey
of The urountf lends to tho conviction tbat the
ofon.tou in N,von,hor .,n, .low tin,
~ :" o'1Mas, ""A a"o" '''"s
the Natsohat afeeuoacR paetS ID
10000 votes. The Grcenbnckers at present talk
vcrv Iot,,tly atout M romnrom,,o or .nlowlnp
Mi, IN. ncn,o,rn,.. h"t + !. mi m rcrta,n
~. .ss 49,, ~ os o. .,,, 49,.
try and make common cause. for tic purpose Of
defeating The "hlorsted', Nooubljeans. II for no
o,hcr rcnson. Err n nartv raI,,,,a,, ,nv IN swcco
;te hnarn tha fci T. H. verv motiScabIo + t,st NJ
St
hcfarr IL" S.nnxcninn IL to hc hcl,1 I c'''s
9ri,e E.nnhii,a,, uta, onvot3t,, :. ,,,,o, l..
rast =, WnSs.nn lii. 10. nnS IL ,r,,nsotto,, ~,
.s,,I, tia =. ,an5a;o atn,o ~ s'ra,
a1"t,ta .aI ia Ill. - hai,, ~ T. ,, - H., ,sn.n
MY, aantror."ry ~ " ~ tn n-aomssotic, ~ r.. "
,,t,ian,, ".sr tvinont Hanu naatttas.e.
n.1iovn ~ ~ Enva sa" ,,,s, ~ I'll ~ T
omtin,, th,,s nor,y ~ l. ,vii I,,,- .ont H. ~,
st,o ~ rarnnstH MLa, " "a lii - ~ lin IN
LILY ~ 49, h.ro' rr,ne, .n.ro.",,. ~ e.in.
trnn, Tia rrra, t1fa,ric.s Ia n.nnsitio,
- tt"u t,ts i,aa "A !, assnr,o!i .i.,,
=, vn~ aa'1 The snntvers,,v ahonm i ~ b.in i;
sioas: y VI, e s'.sy% @ Il, ihat i ~ mot e:
ta... . ~ -, ~ H., ~ H. s l.s ~,
rs,on,e ~ .,r,ns, .n.nn.e s ~ .o,,s.ni
p. sse'so y. pJinon hii "su Euns.a' %
noW M g! eatnus.Man, M Which .a snse 10 loliow,
WI Eno smH .chas ,at'i. passu ~ oaanum seuu
~ tn IN. Ts' m pso'e I,cnai, 'ssuit,aa ~ @ H.
eieeeH. !i w H.. ~ .i, nu.uE n!alnIS. ine
qnesi.on q, ~ ns'.a.ns .i'e nopaGsamS eGen.s - W.
aa .s & @ nsnto ~ .ts auuu. re-
a1 o a,s,sata m ~ sv ~, .h,. p.sS r.
., ~ r,,.iaM ".s ua saMaassa I'M aea ~ to
o lte e III ~ ses a",
tt.at ~ ass1a .e."' ~ % snni. ~ ~ asMto lol
LEV ncm "l1o % un!.ea '"e.i' ,ttp;, aepH.s ~ ttu.i
uos. ~ ny ~ y. ps sss =
sEuns " posGa' .s:s,i, toe' ~ ~ a!sn.e ... pas
eun ~ ,a,'a, m " rh0 j,,, .'a ~. ~
~! 4.,. ~ o:. o W. 49,. =. ,,,. -. as a W
tSs s ~ ;a Wiz ~ 1n a - ealso ~
~. fr,iw NV ."nu ~" '" ~
te' m,Jtut ,,,'tat, ot..1 sIp1 a vi 'nsi "n'Ru.n H..
o".." aha III p.1u t. .t t'
+. ,ea,ar'.o. t,,,+ ,,.r ~ 4 ao, h,;, ~ t. =
' ! ans oaef .ne asau .I o9u1 fa II IT. f.
otn'im s. Lao,IEa t! eanaets !hE io.a' ~ 'ou
, 1879-07-03
SALT
0HE1s
atkt{dl lNtns1lcA IN 79t n

dste9al Dttnasch ta 7at Tribune
EAST SAolSAw, Mielt, July a--1hc sat prod
uct Of Michigan for June Il aoai.l99 barrels. the
largest ever known iu the history Of salt manu-
facLuru In uie 6tute.
, 1879-07-03

WATERFOWL, Wis, July "a Grc which
broke outu o'ciocs' thts morning DESTROYED
the lnachiue-ehops Ut J. 3. Deunett's threshing
,nuchIne works, together with The machtaorY
u,ll stock, Involving loss of frnm $4.00l to
$1,000. Insured III tue Home, Of Nuw York, for
$10N
, 1879-07-03
TIL; FOURTH.

The Picnic Committee OF tic EoctalI8e LaDpF
rar,y held protractcl session Inst evening at
No. Clurk strset for the purpose Of arranging
tlc details Of the eight-hour demonstration and
picnic on the 4th inst, 1t Was reported that
speakers In English, German, Dohcmtant scat''
tinavian, and French had been secured, sot'o far
tho 4th aud others for the 9th. 1ra Stewart,
The Massachusetts n1itator, will SPEAK on Inc
Fourth In English. Dr.. Ernst Schmidt In Ter
,naD, and Emil Dchloradsky In Bollcmlan. on
Sunday the expected crowd will 10 rcgafc1 with
orattons by r, j, Af.(},trc, Of 81. Louis, In En-
9llsf; Pull t;rottkas,, the a1ien, III German; Y.
Davoust In french, n,nl Eric johnson In Scar-,
uinavian. Il
The procession will movo promptly. at: TO-
osclnck fJou, tllr Randolph street mAtket.placG
eouth On sia's.est to Madison street: east on
Mas|lsou 10 Dearborn, north TIL Dearborn to
Randolph. west IN Randolph to Clark. north oh
Clark t0 Chicago nrcn,lt. west nn Ch'Gngn ave-
1lur to Wells street, nurlt 0n Wells to 3i7Iso1.
and tE,tnco vim Clybouru avenue to tl'e grove.
The ladies', who nre to 1ornl on tnterestsn9 lcut-
tire Of tic parade, will gather un West WASH
tnGtun street, between 1iatstcd and Grccn. ani
rtll bring ", the rear Of tfe procession, There
will bc no procession IN Saturday or Sunday.
The Committee report themselves as over
wllcimca with business, hut Ant!cipatory Df q
good time nnl the realization Of handsome
surplus, whIci, Is 10 lte devoted to the dtsscmi-
nation Of soctallat[c principles and The pvroetu-
Attnn Of their newspapers.
The procession as finally decided wlll be ar-
ranged as follows:
Assistants, iiein.an IN P1esses r snd ilSufy sah,.
FIRST DIVISION.
Squad Of spcc,af police.
Capt. Frosop's company OF bohemian shaFpshoot-
eF'' not sn'!,t| ta,Rr.tfPIi% Is i'o1cs. ns: armed
I.ch. and wchr vcrcln, ununlforu'ed and unAru,ed.
ing Auttd n
, 1879-07-03

Cullom rascal; did not usc the word dogs
And 80 Il Ia all the way through; what sA!d Is
1nmhtctl. and things arc put Into my mouth"
What about tic rel ao0i''
"Wcli. said Il VIVA the color of love, So Y
IA, a. blue Is ;l.c color Of hope. did not say Y
was the color Of h1ot. but That It tstfcht remind
them Of tho blutxl Of nlt tho mar
a1l tl,r battte.lcltls Of thr world. Nor did eay
Tint had no respect for official titles. What I
said Was TINT had no respect for an Official
ata,np-tat didn't believe anything was law
until tho courts Ind SO decided: could 20 all
Ztii,nq, ami slow yuu now unfair II wus, but
what ii the u8eln
, 1879-07-03
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

Nav YanE, July :'.-;AiFtted, stote Of VIZ
gtuis. from ulasrov: cltYi' ol 'Dristol and Aies.
r.a. trou liyeroool; Perisrc, from liarss.
PHILADELPHIA, "a, July a.-Arriyed, Ohio,
froul Liverpool.
LONDON. JutJ 2,--Stcamstips Italg and Aus.
truiun, 1roM New York, A4ye prrivrd out.
Nv olles Wblsker Dye equals u,sfA-to cspta.
, 1879-07-03

RosToN, Mass, July 2.-1lle Halto Building
was damaged ly lire THIS morning $5O00o: in'
Rlrel. '''
, 1879-07-03

FALL RIVER, Miass., July 2.-Thc1e ia tttte
new 10 report aboht the strike. The mills arc
running atdNs a5 yesfcfaay. e Some ars still r.
porting slight gains OF spInners. No disturb
nace Of any Kind reported to-day.
, 1879-07-03


louisville. July 9.-Men at May, Auden-
reid 4 Co.'s colliory, Shamokin, have struck for
au advance OF lcn cents 4 wagon.