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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

ntuhfs w fs4rt
-Pete and viii lMcMackin have
gone to Philadelphia. II
quite number of our sportsmen
were out on a deer hunt on Saturday
last. Henry at the Dagus City store
was one of the party He reports
game, plenty, but thinks IL was poor
day to hunt.
"A large number of the miners
have already left the City.
Z The Northwestern Company are
sinking q shaft in coal Heliuw,
which wit be completed iii few
days +. W 4Nt s.
j. H. Steel & Co. of the Dagus
City store have recently added to
their large and extensive stock, new
invoice of Dry Goods, Clothing Drugs,
Boots, Shoes &C. Also splendid
brands of Tobaccos and Cigars.
Wonder If that young man got
home safe Sunday night after leaving
his girl at the gate. Rather dark
WASN'T it D? e
-Messrs Zsck and Henry Kreiger,
of Scranton, have the contract of sink
ing the shaft for the N. w. & Elk Co.
The Eureka mines are running
steadily at present.
| John Nelsell and Lon English are
the"boss' deer huntersin this section
SO far this season, and H., j. and
F., are thes.boss' shots at chickens
in barn yard, shooting into flock of
| seven and not even stirring a feather
on any Of them.
| Smash up,-As the train on the
Dagus road one day last week was
nearing the store building of J. H
Steel Il Co. one of the box cars jumped
the track and made its way across the
road directiy in front O, the store
I Several women and small children
| were on the road in front of the store
but strange to say all were lucky IL
getting out, of the road of the car. The
cause of the accident was on account
of the car being loaded so heavih
with goods for the Dagus City Store
that All axle gave away throwing th,
car off the track. p. s. since writing
the above the car has been replaced OF
the track and the goods were takel
into the store, and are now on th'
shelves ready to be disposed of at as
tonishingly low figures.
Our school will commence in
few days, with Miss Maggie Ahern Il
teacher.
| Our drum corps under the leader
ship of Prof. Walsh is fast gainin,
ground, and should now receive som
encouragementfr from our citizens,
t-.D,ol. Ferris, appers to the busies
man in the.city.
1 Heavy rain storm on Saturda,
last.
Chicken thieves appear to be quit
plenty hereabouts.
Quite a number of tenant house
have been erected in this place whit
a few months, for the accommodated
of the miners. IL
! john Frazer is building an ad
dition to the5back part of his house i
, Centreville,
f More anon, U. No.
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ing mine p" heN0
are propounded Of tlU1I
nature. The condefnIle{
to say that the xnManiB 6{
pointed love grew upon kiTa V&y And
hight. He at Last felst11ed himself
into believing ths@ M{z5 M in(
tended to kill him; nh aaz eng
delusion soon took sC - Il hin
that whatever he foQ1I H{ &<& dl
was sanctioned QG
train of reasoning 15t@ N l3h n
him was, he declafG AlnGte by
intemperance," ufkIk tii Il Ltal
night as he was folp4t th6 66ject
of his love, .ihe ana IN off1fR Rilipn
suddenly began toA I'M asler as
though she knew he Eas bind and
wished to escape him. n athe instant
mounted to his brain the&d lemon of
despair. He believed thst she was
about to forsake him. He was mad.
He killed her at the d9or&of the be-
reaved fathers house. He l1ys of her
corpse that the sight! II y, lied all
the blows and Ill 1nsS8e fwh NJ de de-
clares the father to :h&Ne In fi6ted upon
the poor dead girl He then entered
upon a defence 0f the S4thg lady,
whose character has never been as
sailed. The statement c6nelV V4ed with
an expression of hope TO rsjdh her IN
heaven. lx--&S s *.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

-z,r. n q 4 s66i6>ol, .and 1r2|1v5
Ftnic ]s1 81 ae rel li W lof
poor appetite, W6ssneus I'D Iref}sb'I-
ir,gin thestomach, paln after eating,
hearthsirh, sofenesa and enawina
pains ID the stomach, nervousness
when tired, constipation and other
diseases of the bowels arising from
poor digestion. One bottle lasts
nearly three weeks. Price $ll00. aiss
DIR. Days Cure for Headache is
the only remedy known that will stop
an attack of sick or nervous head
ache in its commencement; Only
tBrss-uf four doses, haff an hour
apart, are necessary. Price 80 cents
a bottle. ~. 49,, i .,s,.5 Sas.sr
pr. Days Standard Cough Syrup
win cure a cough with fewer doses
than any medicine in use. Price SO
cents bottle. .lsr ".s,-
DR.. Days Ear Drops will give
the greatest RELIEF in neuralgia of the
face and will cure ear-ache immedi-
ately. Price % cents a bottle. Ask
your druggist or storekeeper for these
medicines. Manufactured by d. B.
Day, M. D., Ridgway, Pa.
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Tracy's Own Defence.

During his confinement Tracy wrote
several stories of his crime, and his
own Justification.
The statement confided to Schaffer
is much the more exhaustive of all
those written. 1t was the wish of its
author that it be retained until after
his death. 1t began with review of
the trial. After thanking Judge
Williams for his good intentions in
recommending him to mercy, Tracy
declares that the Judge was deliber-
stely tricked and deceived by the
District Attorney. Several newspa-
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

ADVERTISING SwINDLES. - "A dis
patch from Meadville to the Pittsburgh
Dispatch, tells how an advertising
swindler beat the Meadville people
out of money: ION November 18th,
T. e. Vanarsdale, a fine appearing
gentleman representing himself to be
from Syracuse, N. Y, an officer from
lthe Postoffice Department authorized
. arrange advertising for and ,decora-
'tions of postoffices, had an interview
with Postmaster Morris heres Soon
after force of men was set to work
kalsomining and otherwise improving
our postoffice, while the imposter
made canvass among our business
houses, obtaining nearly $500 for the
privilege of advertising in desk he
had caused to be placed in the post
Office Early this morning Vanars-
dale was missing, leaving postoffice
improvements, hotel bills, ETC., un-
paid. He played. his card finely, and
duped our citizens in good style. If
business men will give these sharks q
wide berth when they come around,
they. will save their money. There
is really no substitute for advertising
in a-newspa3er 9fgood circulation II
costs less, gek a wider circulation
Lara no chance of being swim
died. Very likely before this article
gets before our readers there will be 9
scheme presented to them which they
can bite at If they choose.-Warrer
Ledger. sti'ttt4+ fl .sA fE 81
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11
WAS BILIOUS and MYNERy ES'
WEREtO UTE LINSTR LLNG',n

Dr.HM. Mr FENNER. Fredonia, NY,
Dear Sir IL had been out ofhealth
for three months. Was bilious, my eys and
complexion being yellow and my nerves
were quite unstrung. Had lost my appetite,
my mouth tasted bad, my head was stopped
ambition. / have now taken one bottle of
your Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Tonic and feel entirely cured. Yours truly.
~ N. N. WHITAKER.
DIR. Fenner's Blood and Liver Rem
edy and Nerve Tonic may well be
called "The conquering hero" of the
times. 1t is. the medical triumph of
the age. Whoever has I" the blues !"
should take it, for it regulates and re-
stores the disordered system that gives
4 rise to them. 1t always cures Bilious
ness and Liver Complaint, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Headaches,
FEVER AND AGUE, SPLEEN ENLARGE.
MENTs, Scrofula, Erysipelas. Pimples,
Blotches and ALL SKIN ERUPTIoNs
AND BLOOD DISORDERS Swelled
Limbs and Dropsy Sleeplessness, I'M
paired Nerves and Nervous Debility !;
Restores flesh and strength when the
system is running down or going into
decline; cures Female Weakness and
Chronic Rheumatism, and relieves
Chronic Bronchitis. and all Lung and
Throat difficulties. 1t does these things
by striking at the root of disease and
removing its causes.
DIR. Fenner's Improved Cough
Honey will relieve any cough in one
hour.
DR.. Fenner's Golden Relief cures
any pain, as Tooth-ache Neuralgia,
Collie or Headache in 8 to 10 minutes,
and readily relieves Rheumatism, Kid
ney Complaint, Diarrhea, Dysentery
DR.. Fenner's st. Vitus Dance Spe.
cific. One bottle always cures. Fol
sale by Drs. T. S. Hartley and ID. b
| Day,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

&C. Nourse, Dennis Lynch and
Dennis Reardon were suffocated in the
flour mill of Ellis Packard at Brock
ton, Mass. They were shoveling grain
when the floor gave way precipitating
them into the cellar, burying them in
about 5000 bushels of grain which fell
with them. They all leave families.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

Lizzie Falk, laundry girl EN-
ployed in the Russell house, Detroit,
Mich, while decending in the front
compartment of the hotel elevator,
was caught between the elevator and
projecting beam and her neck and
lower jaw so terribly crushed as to
cause instant death.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

-"Grant's Tour Around the World''
blished by HI. w. Kelley g. Co.,
hiladelphiai, is one, of. the most in
resting books published, and also the
hly authentic, publication Of the
emarkable travels of the worla5
host famous hero and c5asssniis the
6respondence ofSb6n Russell Young
II vasb amount of interesting mat
ter. A Ssrge book of 900 pages, pro
flssly illustrated. Take no inferior
article. G. w. Nichols, Of this place,
has the agency, give him your order.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

BY recent order of the post
office department, postmasters are
required to stamp the date of the ar
rival of every letter on the back of
the envelope.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

If the Brockport and Dents run
correspondents of the Elk Advocate
would exchange ideas with the Black
Lick correspondent of the Cuba Pat
riot there would surely be a "feast of
reason and flow of soul" -Four
souls without single thought four
hearts that beat as one''-DuBois
Courier.
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DIED..

VERNwAG.-On Thursday evening,
December, Ath, 1879, at his residence
In Philadelphia, John U. Wernwag,
formerly a resident of Mexican and
Elk counties. afa
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

To neutralize the sting of gnat
or mosquito, French sportsmen rub
the part affectedsswith little Cerun,en,
that is theswax of their ear, extracted
by the little finger.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

The Elk County Commissioners
offer for sale $4,000 worth month of
t,sS s,..sC issue Of County bonds.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

"A nice stock of clothing for men,
boys andlchildren at P. & KS.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

Large assortment lamp chimneys-
all flint-at Morgesters.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

Light running, Latest Improved
DOMESTIC, at prices never heard Of
before, at Mrs. w. s. Services.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

-Mince meat, raisins, currants and
prunes at Morgester's.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

Crooks and tinware at Morgester's
Grocery.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

I'm response to our request in the
laat issne Of THE ADVOCATE a great
many school children and others
called and received one of our chrome
cards, Those who have not received
one. .xrIll lu1oaaa ,Gs|l. any time and they
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

Large stock Of candy for the Holi-
days at Morgester,s.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

-Prints.-The most desirable assort-
ment in Western Pennsylvania, now
on exhibition at Powell & Kime's
mammoth sales rooms.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

y Juliana Burlingame of Will
Commenced teaching in the
School Of this place this
hg.. She has her schoolsin the
brs' room up stairs, which is
bsed Of forty Of Miss Barrett's
)pupils, while Miss Barrett takes
Iqual number from Miss Wilcox's
~. a.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

JAM POLES.
Middletown X-Cut Saws.
Jeffard's, Whites and Mann's Axes.
Tubular and SO Lanterns.
FILES. '
Diston's X-Cut Saws.
Boynton's Lightning Saws.
CORN Peppers.
Coal Holds.
Stove Shovels.
Repairs furnished for any stove.
AK HANDLES.
Pick Handles.
q lb. Best Polish 10 cts. at No. AZ
Main street. n89
-Childrens' Sole Leather Tip shoes
at - a. I[iS
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-childrens' Sole Leather Tip shoes
at p. & KS.
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D9o.W cash, I stops and

DlSl0.UU cash, stops and
|(df Case, and they are fully war
\by them which is a sure mark
merit. Send them your orders
B will not be disappointed.
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: Rids&sy Lodge No. 1914 meets on
me ID and 4th Fridays of each month
at 8 o'clock.
, 1879-08-22
MYSTEAIOllSiY lNlllRFn.

At O'clock "Wednesday evening uau riyIng
tlu ua'no ut L. q. Husclla, 20 years Of uue, re-.
Qucstcd fodgIns at thu Asmory. Ito was uccon,.
Hodatrd, and yesterday mnr.lIng when tho
iock-llp Keeper wus turning out tic lalgers to
ncteA ST strangely tllat hG wus ngain taKcu down
stairs, al.h Ills caso ordered up fur tpyesttga-
lion. At oclock in thu a.tcrnnon thu u,au
WIS 81 scrlouay III that It vas rouculcl best
to send him to Tho County Hospital. Last even.
Ing word was received froln that Institution that
the mnh WAS IN u dying condition, thu
result 0I frarlHre Ut the skull a1ll
severe ln]s1Tfos to the sppc. Sumo OF lhe pol!cs
falaety circulated rtltaor That thu ann wus s,i.
fersn, froIn Yellow fuysr antl thu black yomtt.
but such Was untl.olY false. II Is not known
whers or how tl!c nan was Injured. as hs ap-
I.careu Ill ll1e Ar,nry at U o'ulack Wrlinus-
day evening wheI llo asked lur lottg.
IN, tl!e stattOlrkeel,rr says ilp WIS utuut
~ years Ut age, a'ltl ra.lIer smart n tiApper III
hIs fulKs. lIe claInle! to l,ail frJIu Indiana,
1t Wis ut t1ut tule nuticeu lllAt IIis brain nus
unl 0 orer, nl'tl tn tlse tulk lad with ll,tn ycs.
tcflay tnur,'nl ths WIS so appuront tilut liz
WIS asked 1t t.o liud ever tuon Iii III tllsauu asy-
!uln. llo fdpIled gurtly enuagh that liz uuy1r
9au haeI I'LL! did Hut waut to ~ to one.
liu did nos complain ot any paiil,
Al!u suhi nothing lbUut having been luIugu:l.
insanc. 7'
in hts possession at tho County llos pital was
lnnn5 tno WFttte1 uIun u l1l-lauad of llu
stunnEtoa An.l Surr,4vAnsett s.cau!lniu Line,
uni tlatsd Cinclanall, Aug. -. 1t lsglus:
l)oar Ma: ! wont huwn to tlIo leput, but
ant hIl!1'Ak you aupnpsrd ynu bud stayru. Tho
inlRs hero ury. all down III nc. aill lnn't
n@tuWs @ tnrln. a,s bully III need ut dollar.
Flsasu suAd 81 by carrisr.a rllc nosu ,hen went
VI ~ state that tAs detectives weru nayulg Eunla
tfoaolu ~sh HIN. aud suudry other Wild stala-
, 1879-08-22

Tr'cy THrt,ervl!1-'rhD alnn with ti,p Wreath
Octx WlRt lle DGsprycu, md Yut IL Not
itnppy.
.CnAmlNo CHoss fIorEL, LONDON, Aug. o.
70 Tie Ettitur u he ttpx-SiH: "Yuli huvu now
Eut w!!at you dcsIrel]." These words wcrc I'D
dressed to I,o yesterday afternoon by I.ord iieu-
tonsslel.l bctween s UNI y o'c.ock. lIal they
hcrn a'lstrcsscd to me- as upcsl, Ut tisa Crystal
l'aIacs or even Downing gtreet. IN tho urescncu
uI tho press. should hayu been satisfied nm!
hare required III 1nnre fratn tho frctNter. Hut
they "erc addressed To me On tlle pnvctnent Ut
kclt's when a seaIilenany.luuksug old ,nnn,
lcnulils On The arm uf y0unger man, I,uascd
i1se. hau ncver hctnru Beun Lurd BcnrofisIultl,
hut saw nj IL g!ancs 1t w4s Ac, bowed to
him. ilb returned NV fH,W.
:" May hasu t!e pleasure Of shaktllg ha1,da
With you. my t.oss.i" said; ~ a,ll tiu .,,.-
Fortunate Tra,y Turnrrctl,." llis i.ordship
sl;ook lantls With mo coraialy,-weI ns might.
aualnE rlll ., 'tse sbovo wuris-s. Yon have naw
got whas yt, dcsresl.' | dill .irsire that. but
tn tell 1l'u nation lnsa srryel him anl t,,o
ctlutrY., a. am u rnHilcinAu 1 repeated my
~" and walked On, Tor Tie streets uru ,Iu. tl.e
place ior a'1ytl,E but ctyilit!cs, hui elsewhere
would lase % aaacA; ~ want musu. my Lord-
i.os,lshIp, Ut the fringe nuA Princess II Wales,
Ut tln t4ieen, nnl which, III u M,untl, o4 i
hundred rlattornas, II isya nI.A health pur.
nts, intc!". atter my su.nlusr llo!uiny, tu ask
nf ths pe"Elc.' W!ll Ills l@Ftasli!n prrscn. me
nctttIE inrly towards TIN hefs,ru the resstut IL
overt know mt. But whatcsur | wrstc ind
whatever say, irust Ills l.prdstlp viii ns
tnrgct treated lin a. Christian ggttIttnal,
should do,-si!ook llatsin With hiln. haits Ut liz:
Injury ho tsAh tunc nc.-'IsMl look to lsn tu nct
In tl!e s;tt,,u WY win NE, even wlGn painful
words arc beng written uni uttered.
IMaEy TEHarHRI.Ll,
Chairman u The Peoples tsiDute.
, 1879-08-22
and mother died during the epidemic OF '53,
Anl hts brother In 1873.

tHlHfhS
tnfcat tho city to mn alarming extent, and unoc.
cupicd restdrtces aru nightly entered by them.
Sumo Eu In parties, a1ll nre bold 10 their opera
ttons. a lhov;ng party of tulosel men entered
a grocery ttorc Mt tho corner uf TrQr anil
Latham avcnuca tonight, Just after dark, and.
while one heh his pistol OH tho proprietor,
named stcFaldcn, tho others helped ttctnaclycs
10 whatever they could carry away. Cltzcns re-.
aiding IN tic suburbs cumplan Of vista Of
bcggaEs tn their residences every tiay. These
asc generally ns1roes. It 10 thought TINT their
wants nro not 81 great as Is their lrslre tn
create tho impression that distress prevails
among them. This idea Is partially contra.
d[cted In their refusal 10 60 where supplies will
9o furnished frec md muro particularly in The
statements Ut citizens that scrvnnts can hardIy
hc hired at the most cxorbitant wages.
The following embFaces Tho condition Of the
membership OF
TflH KNIGHTS OF HONOR:
Mrs. Rchkon md Walter l.[nn!c, discharged !;
II. l.. pcnrc, 'imnrovmg, convalosccnt. Drcs-
cher's son will be up In day Of two. Ftaucta
Getz, daughter nj GcotEo Gotx, deceased, Is
quite sck. llcnry Uertram is very stck, but
seems 10 be better, and Is resting onfo.lY. Miss
Cara Zwetfcl II very much improved. N. F.
Shippy promises to 1's n light one e. 4. t],ifi-
kerman's wifc is dnlng wn1l. trsse Cruss will
soon bo up. Stncc the abovc report was t1,a.te,
Mrs. Dura l]crttatn ari n. II, Powers. OF Fort
Pickering, hare been taken. lhes arc all prop
erly supplied with nurses ami d0ctora.
, 1879-08-22

;. IJ!1fF 331FH tldTF.I l9ux6ffk. =
Lust night ilar rltY reporter, fIe Chief Of Pu-
Ike, lr Gty Collector, alul U!lltur Adams went
1ycr tu Argeuta, ArK., to lnyesligu ,Ae con.
uit.on Ut ullalrs tn town. Alter Landing, Ihu
purity hui! noa trocecdcl fur W tIlu Lla!t, Alrcut
wtcn Iurk object Iyns uA lie grnl!i,a attract
Ell attcnslon. lltc tuwcr!nE Ut tal.trru urvel-
upcd tho faet tIiat w had fuHlul our Ilrst drunk
Gu man. After IeavnIE No. no otElcr slgus Ut
'1su Or leaa drunkenness wcre mat uutlI thu
uat.y arrived ut iln acput. lheru luy Nus. =, .,
i, e, u'nt. In iart. ~ any tlAt, Us tllls ii o,
inathcHattrul AEticlr, It wnuIt bc tIsrlcs4 to
snuMerale tl,rln. t'ruIn the depot VIC wrnt 10
barna's !tutui In sile grutlnd, vi, lie platusul,
IN tns baes yard, everywhere. Iuy mru III 4runk-
ch slcet,; Aleu- not Yet uruAk jocusus!y PASSED
aluolG Aem 10 tho lar und drau4 Vi tho ri,,lauu.
, 1879-08-22

tn build the Great Wall. No pcup.c would cvrr
tho expression OF q peoples power Il Is
In t,le achievements Qf thu Human.
'hc. ircck uttl tho Enalfshmun-in s1n
achievements 0f Chlnnmen wlcn ihty have
a monument Ut thu patiuncc VI I, i,rupo Ali,l
tlc mfsapbIictl pruroyntlyo Ut a king. 1t nrycr
could haye hcou Of much tlse in tle ft,nst frl,n-
1.-Two dnya. nutt now 1t Is only curiosity. Wo
matsivu workmanship. and lnokett u,m,l the
rlaina OF Mongolia, bvcr which the dreaded
Tartar, came. On one side Of ll.o wall wns
china. OH tho other Mongolia. Wo were at the
furthcst end Of our Journey, at,d every step
nuw would DO toward (,omo.
, 1879-08-22
CiIAtITAtIDtJA.

CiIAuTAuQUA.
CnAt1rAuQuA, n. Y. Auv. 2l.-Thc Rev u.
T. Vincent nmt Frank lIcae.i held tho farewell
cs,ltlrcn's meeting ttIIs morning.
Ds. E. q. Haven delivered the fourteenth
carly-fcctnre. Sn "l1ow to Treat thu Most Mya-
tcrious Doctrines Of Religion"
slal. Colo held vcry tn.crcsting devotional
conference.
Dr.. Dnlloy a. Sargent gave Ills uaual MORN
luE lecture tu the ministers on "rhyslcal Cuf-
tnrc,' aiming to teach them lluw to cat.
Dr. John Lord leetnrcd IN "Clccru."
Tie regular assctnoly exercises close satur.
day afternoon.
The annual procession Of graduates and stu
t}onts OF Chautauqua took plncc to-day The
Northwestern Cor,ist-llAsd headed thu psoccs-
sion.
Prof. Chasa's Cilaukn,tqua choir, assisted By
il'e tanl, gave grind vocal and instrumental
concprts.
At frass ,0o0 persons were present On each
uccasfntI.
Dr. strong 0aye Iihl1cal exercises.
Nal. Colo held praycs-mectng, which was
largely attended.
, 1879-08-22

g,niu City. Nov, Over lis falIroa.l s.,g,,ieer
IDlh Cark. mlAl tic association rallied tlu Ale-
cflanlcs' Unlun. Thu uatun urlured tn to l0Iu
u or quit woek. but hv declined. aud thu Cusu.
pauY e.aeked lrln even to tho extent ot putting
~ agoa'y oyur tho airatr, mud begged thu Unun
10 rcniclhbcr lilat Nevada tAiEAt 10 rltnud by .
Rrcat rtot. hut Tiers WIS not uuy rtut. tlha
Nacetul End Ut tl.e atlalr luuas huys rather sur.
pTlscd all spectators. II was Motlan.nled aild
ilts mountain. Az Sit. CIark would not join the
uulul!, ul tho engineers III lAu Union joined
hir. tIurk ahl tu uuuy LETS t,ls UnIuu, rasirlnK
frosn luz .usorinll0u. lAera will bu w riot.
, 1879-08-22
QUIET In QUEBEC.

A'1 4''"su't.c' ,, An'en"i5 nu9usteo' "na
fe"e" ohco Mora ts'Rn*'
QrEnEc, Canada, Aug, 20.--rhc labor trouble
afternoon. At the conference Of t1elegatcs Of
r,v,i I.,tor aor,cttn, hoi,l mi. oftoruoon n
was agreed TINT tho two Societies would a'low
each other to cont!nue worE. indcpcnd-
cuttv, without h!n,lrance or molestat1on,
md sbonlu also tlisponso with public nroces-
.,oa. .rha .a..,s. J.',..., ~, ~ ~ c,,t ro,
e'ons ,! !ns .soo'. ufu"n " w wv ouo'so"
mattcc last nleht 10 thts clIcet was presented
as,.l ndoptcd, und signed by the delegates OF
the French and Irish Societies, In presence OF
I'm M,vor Tho 4 Arr1h,ahon at n,,rhre Inn 1}cx
~ s's "'eo" " SI 1,1..,", .S WI
fa'"ct t4'E't.% toas'oF =. o'' [a'leA ." anu
fhsf1leer OF TIC Cltlzehs' COMMITTEE.
There ts great Rejoicing IN town, ns this Is re-
trnraed n, n final eetttrn,rnt of tin t,;,1,c,,tr.
~. a., H. .t.,, h...an,.s l., rs.,,an aa,,-..,,.
conu'tReh ifnh tllo '''Foaus OF oahos OF plunaef-
crs and others from the country districts, who
take advantage OF the unsettled condition Ut NJ.
lalrs.. Matters will right themselves, however,
In day or 81. AMI thc military will be disband-
Wl Tomorrow Or Friday.
The report ndopted md signed tonight bY
the Iahorers 10 saceinctly stitns up tue agree
lncnt between tue heretofore contendlng fnc-
historical documents of civic archives. 1t rcaIs
rs follows, mitll tllc names OF The sgners:
tITY-ElALt., Quebec, Ang. ~, lS1U.-Tllo
Special COMMITTEES appointed at n tneuttng ut
c,tlzens III Quebec, held ut the City. la!l oil the
18Th Of August, 10 confer o,. tlc best means Of
SECURING peaca To ea city, Wis composed OF the
following gentlemen: ills WprsAIp tllo Mayor,
Chairman; thu fsey. Father llenutug, paslor Of
st. Patrlek's Church; tho Kev. Mr. Godbol1t,
pastor; n. y. Deltgarte, the Hon. Sir N. +. lse-
leatl, und Owen Murphy, Esg, and h[esbrs.
.1nhn Howard md Jnmes Paul, delegates from
tsM ship-Lahorerh' benevolent st'etoty: Edward
, 1879-08-22
DUBUQUE,

se.4al Hgt.seh = 7::ss :ry3sms.
DUnuQuE, lA., Aug. a1.-A larGe excursion
froni Darlington, Wis, numbering over SD
people, urrIyetl IN the rty to-laY. Tbs Dubuque
l'al Club played q gau,p for their hcuellt, after
Which theY tu1k ll!clr departure.
rhe l}Abuqus County Teachers Institute.
which has beeIt In Ersstun fur twu wepts, druwH
to cloaa Friday. altvr Iolng groat good.