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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-09
DIR. LYMAN BEECHER used to Or

DR.. LYMAN BEECHER used to pre-
pare himself for writing a sermon by
saving half cord, more or less, of
wood. Exercise, in most cases, is an
admirable tonic, but it will not super
sede the necessity of proper medicines.
The most valuable of this is JOHN
STON'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA, the virtues of
which are certified to by thousands
who have tried it.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-09
DON'T waste your time and money
on other remedies. Denig's Cough
Balsam never fails to cure.

No medicine yet that has ever been sold
Is equal to this for curing a cold;
All difficulty of breathing and tightness of chest
Is promptly relieved and the patient has rest.
2dec2W
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-09
Lumber for Sale.

1 am operating Saw-NIiIl near my residence in
Liberty township, Jackson county, Ohio. where
Manufacture the different kinds of Lumber to order
to-wit Pine, Oak and Poplar.
Address at Jackson, or call me at mill or res
idence.
sep16t3m S. WHITE.
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sNYsy,S5iyGg5ISg III yyss
FACTS WORTH KNOWIMC.

3 Ginger, Buchu,, Mandrake, stillingia and
&many other Of the best medicines known are sc<
Rskillfully combined in PARKERs GINGER TONIC,
Rss to make it the greatest Blood Purifier and |
I The Best Health and Strength Restorer
Ever Used.
So perfect Is the composition OF PARKER'S'
kGINaER ToN1o that no disease can long exist
kwhere it is used. If you have Dyspepsia, Head
kor Liver Disorder, or if you need mild stim- (
kulant or appetizer the ToSIc is 1ust the IN NED
kvigorating but never intoxicating.
II you are slowly wasting away with Conf
ksumption or any Sickness if you have Painful,
kCouah or a bad Cold, PARKER's GINGER TONIC
Twill surely help you. It gives new life and'
kvigor to the feeble and aged, and is certain,
kcure for Rheumatism and Cholera infantum.
Sit Has Saved Hundreds Of Lives; 1t May.
Save Yours.
If YOU are feeling miserable don't wait until
kyou are down sick, but use the Tonic to-day.
Pho matter what your disease or symptoms may.
kbe it will give prompt relief. :.
Remember PARKER's GINGER TONIC Is not.
Pc rum drink but the Best and Purest Family.
kMedicine ever made, compounded by new,
Sprocess, and entirely different from Bitters,
fginger preparations and all other Tonics. Try,
IA soc. bottle. Your druggist can supply you
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-09

IT'S love that makes the world go
round. 1t also makes the young man
go round-to the home of his girl
about seven nights per week.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-09

IT is said that elders sweetest when
it's strawed through the bung, and the
stolen kiss is richest when the maid
ems head is hung.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-09
PARKER'S HAIR RALSAM

PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM
The Best and Most Economical Hair Dressing
exquistely perfumed and perfectly harmless.
Will Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair
TO its original youthful color and appearance and Is
warranted to stop its falling, assist its growth and
prevent badness.
few applications of the BALsAM will soften the
hair, cleanse all dandruff and itching and hu-
uours ofthe scalp. Sold by all druggists at snkr seefs
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-09
Collections Made and Remit
ted for Promptly.
Interest Paid on Deposits

The accounts of business and individuals in
Jackson and adjoining counties respec fully solicited
II. p. SUTHERLAND, Cashier.
J. C. HCRD, Assistant Cashier.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-09

Receive Deposits, Discount Notes and Bills deal in
Exchange also issue Drafts on all parts OF Great
Rrjtain and the Continent of Europe buy >and sell
Gold Silver and Government Bonds and do general
banking business on the most reasonable terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-09

pared with the Consular records, we're found to
dlfcr materially from the official numbers aiyon
and accounted for to the u. S. Treasury. Upon
picking cut at random twenty eight vessels
from these official records and comparing them
With the Harbor Masters books, the discrep
onoIes became the more glariuR; and as the
Investigation prooecds from 1871 to the begin.
ming Of this present year, it would appear to be
conolus:vey shown that, rot only were the re-
turns to the U. S. Government falsi6ed, but the
returns furnished to the Hongkong Covert
meat we're grossly incomplete. Consul Mosby,
whose efforts to uDesrth disagreesble matters
are peculiarly succ: ssfu|, has addressed his own
GoVornment on this grave matter and it now
oehoVes the Government of Hopskong to act
upon its own responsibility on its own behalf.
We ndcrstanG that the present" Consul upon
his arrival deCliued to have anythiog to do with
the collection of the fees referred to, and insist.
ed upon the masters of the American vessels
paying the fees into the Harbor Masters Ofioe.
rho meaning OF the remark that tho United
States Cousuls here had been preying upou
American commerce is be2inaing TO be under.
s:ood; but that money ;ntended tor the Hong
kong Treaury should 6nd its way into tie
oapscious nsw Of a foreign consulate is now
tessure-a novel proceeding which requires
thorough Investigation by the Executive of
Hcngkosg.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Eeader, have you caught 8 codY Arc you
unable to raise the phIezm? Have you az irri.
ts:ion in The throat2 q sense of oppression OF
the lungs. with short breath2 Do you have O
1T of coughing on lying DOWN. A sharp pain
now and then in region Of the heart shoulders
and bsck2 If so, OUR ADVICE Is to take
at once dose CT TUFTS Rxpoctoran.; you will
feet take Two of TUFTS Pills. You will soou
fall into pleasant sleep and weka up in the
morning cough gone, lungs working freely;
easy breathing ard the bowels moving in q nat
urai manner. To prevent q return Of these
symptoms use the Gxpectorant several days.
NGice, IS MURRAY ST, n. YORK.
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E.&.%f&s. GqsR'IEES.

SriBGI&IA; At Hules held ia tho Ctorks
: 0tiCs OF the CORPORATION Court G? The city
Of Alezsnacie, on tie Is. day Of Decc1, ooc 1879
William 4. ki9ny, plaintiff. ! nsb,,,ds+..ch-
a2alIst N"""..''.- ,'-'-No
Charles &. Appel. defendant h''411'
Mono. The Vti Get OF The suit Is 10 recover OF
the defendant the sum OF eix hundred dollars
with Intcrast at eight per ceutU>r per annum
from August Is, 1877, until psd aEd TO ettach
and subject 10 the payment OF the same the
schooner Azalia Il. Part.
Tho defendant not having oaterad his ap-
ponrance and given security according to
the act OF Assembly, and the rules OF this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit That
ne Is not resident OF this State, it is or.
dered that said defendant appear here with
in one month after duo publication OF this
order and do what is necessary TO protect his
interest. in this suit; snd that copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in tho Alexandria Ca
zette, newspaper published in the city Of Al
exsndris once week for four successive weeks,
snd posted at the front door Of the Court House
Of this City. a copy-tost:
MuBTQN MARTE Clerk
4. Z. Clsughton, p O. dac I2-w4H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-09

Imported Cos!s and Dolnara, exclusive styles.
Lace Curtains and Nottingham LEGO
Qiientel Tsble Covers, novel designs.
Linen Table Covers, elegsn: qualities with Nap
kins 10 match.
Seamless Kid Gloves 3. 4, 6 and s buttons.
8iscs Cloths snd Doeskins aud Novelties il
mems and boys wear, ell Of our own ;mpor.
taton, saving two intermediate profits and
insurng newest styles.
Cur Dress Goods Dcps!tment ia repieta with
new a7d stylish goods, End we furnish Trim
mings 70 match.
Cur assortment of Carpets and Oil Cloths 81
present is elegant and complete. Lowest
prices guaranteed.
PKETZFELDER & co,
nov l44 King street.
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FRESH 7BEAT4, FsSgE, tgc.

~ OFICE-I cail the attention of the public
y to the northeast corner Of the Market, on
FaiTtEI and Cameron streets. where ! have re-.
sumod business at Tuy old stand, and viii! have
On o. hand GI s, al tines good supply of CAOlCE
FRESH MATS consisting Of Beef, Mutton
Lamb, Veal and Pork, together with all kinds
OF SAUSAGE and PUDnING5, Of my own
lnanufscture | also cell attention 80 s:sll No
81 opposite wncEe havo on hand fine solee-
ton Of CHO1CE PICKLES, consisting of Gu
tumbors, Chow Chow. Chop Pickle, Mixed
Pickle, GherLins, Csu!d2wor ard Pickled
Cnicns, and 81! kinds Of Pickles il glasa jars !;
HsIfo:d Sauce. Marwickshire Sauce, Catsup
French Mustsrd. pure Olive Oil, imported
Etam Cheese, Pepper ;suce, Sardines in quar-
ter and haif boxes. MiEcc Meat, Msccaroni,
lIenI( ns, ctcs; IHGlCE SMOkEU FISH. Ire
pared for tahie Use Immediately, consisting of
MscEEol, Shad, Salmon and potomsc Roe Her.
ring. arg Of these ac!cloE car bo urocEreG af.
Ter ms-ket hours 81 MY store, No 7lsouth Fair.
taA s,7cot. 200 bbls Of Fish consisting OF eenu-
inc Labrador and Family Roe Herring, in bbls,
half bbiO ard kit:; Potomac Shsd, in barrels,
holt barrels sad Ei!s Mac&cre!, Nos l. 2 snG 3,
III bsTToG. half barrels aud kits.
nov - S J. EEED.
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j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, MD.
A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES
HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT sWEATs.

Memphis February il, 1871.
Dr.. Tut: Sir-I have been suffering for near
ly two years with severe cough. When I
commenced taking your Expectorant wss re-
ducod to one hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight had tried almost everything; had
terrible night swests. have taken half dozen
botLlea The night ewests have left me, the
cough has disappeared, and have gained fifteen
pounds IN flesh. I recommend it to sll my
friends. With great respect,
OLIVER RICE.
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Z EH'LoUE' FLoUh
Use Gone l. Weston's Best.
STRONG, WHITE,

SWEET, NUTRITIOUS.
Unlike many Flou.s Of the day, these brands
are not made white at the expense Of sweetness
and DuLrimeRt, but By system recently adopted
are made to contain all the virtus Of the grain,
excluding only the bran aud foreign matter.
We propose to keep supply of this brand Of
Flour on hand ali the time for ws consider it
the best now on the market. The trade can al
Ways rely UPON getting the best Flour msda.
We gusraDtee satisfaction in al cases ASK for
COEE S WESTON'S BEST. For ss'a By
jy II WASHlNGTUN u BIO.
EEMES =. CAHLIN & SONS,
= Is King street,
Offer to tha trade ct lowest msrke. rates
CHOPPlEG AXES,
Of tho Warren, Msnn's Warrior and the famous
Carlin'5 Light Horse larry brands dec
NI OTICE-WE WILL ct ALL TINES
IN SELL GROCERIES as CHEAP, AND
MANY OF THEM CHEAPER, THAN ANY
PhICE LIST ADVERTISED. : comparison
o: prices solici!ed.s T. J. DAVIDSON,
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sf:G < SrSssba5sS.

~ T. BEASHEAE.
40 December q, 1879.
DRY GnQDS--Wa call apeciel attention TO
tull lnes N goods row n store, and at prices
i?War thaE thU Sane csn Go replaced from New
York; Goods sre rapidly advancing, and VIC
are selling ST old prices.
Country merchants should lake adYanlsge of
our down prices end supply their wants for
months to comn. Ne b0ugh. for casb in advance
Of 8 rising market.
p.F, DRASHEAR,
II. B. hoones. 20. 100 King street.
dec z AlaxEnGris VI
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E$Ta BE.E&sfED 1856.
PREMIUN FRUIT TREES.

ID. q. MUNSON'S NUESERY0
viii ia. sorlcrs FOR the above Fruit, Ornament.
Il and shade Trees, Small Fruits, Eoscs, Flow
o7ng Shrubs, &c, ct Nurswy prices at my
store, e0rno: of Fairfax sad Franklin sts. Send
card, and viii cal and take your orders and
leave cHIslOguc G: prices snd varieties, and can
give purchasers inqGiring useful hints about de-
slrable varieties.
jy9-l0m W.P GRAVES
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M&BES7EAL
Ef&lsES7EAL.
DIR. TUFTS
.E!I1X!PECTORANT.
IN rs CTS. AND ST. BOTTLES,

IN 70 S.D 6Sb pl DOl IAhS,
It's properties arc Demulcent Nutritiyo, bsl-
samic, Soothing snd Healing. Combining ali
these qualities, ii is the most effective LUNG
RALSAM ever offered TO sufferers from pulmo.
nary diseases.
Dr. j, +. HAYWOOD, of New York, voluu-
tarily indorses it. Head what he says:
New York, Sept. 10. 1877.
Dr.. Tut: Desr Sr-During this year treat
ed nine hundred cases of lung diseases. In the
lower ward. Of :he city the csses were of very
severe type It WAS there my sttontion was
cslled to TUFTS EIpectorant, and l confess nay
surprise ct its wonderful power During prsc-
tice Of twenty years have never known med
icine 20 act as promptly and with such happy.
effects. 1t instantly subdued the most violent
fits OF coughing, and invariably cured the d-
sease in 2 few dsys. ! cheerfully endorse it IS
the best lung medicine l ever used.
j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, MD.
a NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES:
Ctice Evening Newe, Augusta, Ga.
DR.. Tut Dear Sir-My little son was stack
ed with pneumonia last winter, which left him
with violent cough that lasted till within
month since for the cure of which am indebt-
ed to your valuable Expectorsnt. l had tried
most everything recommended. but none did
any good until used your Expectorsnt, one
bottle Of which removed the cough entirely.
With mary thanks, am yours truly,
JOHN M. WEIGLE.
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j. PPLE, PEACH PEAR AND OUNCE
"A BUTTER, JELLIES AID PRESERVES,
in buckets Or by the pound, at
jan5 J. 9. MlLBUk UkN'S.
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E'ssss SAFE GR RENT,
THIS DESIRABLE PRoPERT

GuUTER'5 HILL FOR RENT.
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2 - BAGS COFFEES-Javs, Lagu sscs and
1 - kio, received ard for sale BY
T. J. DAVIDSON,
jsnl l47 king street.
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90 BOXES MOCHA, Old Government
- O Java, Fine Marscaibo, LaGusyra and
Rio CofFees in store and for sale by
dec Is 9 MILBURN.
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For Tcl. 20 GOOD tenant
from JaLuary lst, 1880. a good point for g
dairy. Mr.. HARRISON nov o. tho place, will
show il 20 sly one desiring 20 rent Enqgira of
dec Scott 4. HEt,BhkT.
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EOH SALE. EITEGR FOB CASH, ORIN
IL EXCHANGE FOH WHIrE OAK LOGS
or PLAH KS. az UPRIGHT SAW MILL,
IN good working order. With gearing complete,
rs good IS new, g. the ALEXANDRIA MA-
KlNE RAILWAY and SHIPBUILDING
CVS. fRaD. jan 2-lW
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EOH sale OH RENT-The large BHICk
q DWELLING, on thc eslst side Of Wssh-
ingtoH strso. between Cameron snt Queen sts
now occupied by James NJ Stewart, formerly
tho residence OF the iaic Dv0j. HmlIowon Ap3ly
70 Green Z Wise
HENRY {. HALLOWELL,
nov ZA-tf Iyorutnr
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AJEW YORK STATE and PEN NNSYLYA-
N RIA 3UCKWE8AT, PEARL HOM1-
7 and hand picked BEANS at
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-24

RED BLUFF.-Grain in this county looks
well and is growing finely. Even the late
sown, which has received very little If any
rain is coming forward nicely. With few
light April showers, the yield in Tehama
county will be greater than ever before. The
fruit prospects were never better. The rcrth
wind seems to have done Us a favor rather
than an injury, as regards fruit, this spring
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-24
TIE PROPOSED saIp Railway.

Captain Eads clings to his ship railway
with a perseverance worthy of a better
cause. 1t is singular that so good an en-
gineer should have been led to adopt q
conception so utterly impracticable. 1t is
fundamental principle of naval architect
ure that the strength of the ship must be
calculated from its submersion. That is to
say, it must be adapted to the conditions
of its existence, and because it must be Sc
adapted its strength is of kind which
changes to weakness when it is taken out
of the water. If Captain Eads was
to take a loaded clipper ship, put
her ON his cradle, and carry
her across the Isthmus of Panama, by the
time he returned her to the ocean she
would be so racked that in all probability
she would sink incontinently to the bottom.
1t would be impossible to prevent this
racking in loaded vessel, moreover and
we are convinced that if he built his ship
railway he would not ind any ship owners
or masters willing to trust their craft upon
his cradles. No plan of the sort can ever
be practicable, for the conditions are fatally
against its success, and it is remarkable
that Captain Eads lwho is evidently not a
sea captain) has not yet been convinced of
his mistake.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-24
No cHANag IN TEg gEFuAr1oN.

San Francisco papers are either explain
ing the action of the Citizens Protective
Union, or wanting to know what it means.
1t is asserted now that there has been no
compromise with the Sandlotters, though
we should have thought that fact suf-
ficiently demonstrated by the u'terances
of kearney, Kalloch, ct al, az sunday
1t Is maintained that the Citizcns' Union
has not for moment relinquished its
original purposes which would be an
uncommonly good hearing if there were
any means of ascertaining what its origi-
nal purposes were. As judged by actual
occurrences it might be thought that it
had organized for the express purpose of
doing nothing in methodical and sys-
tematic way. This at least is what it
has done up to the present time. 1t
certainly has not put stop to the agi-
tation. 1t certainly has not closed the
mouths of Kearney, kalloch, ct al 1t
certainly has not relieved San Francisco Of
the incubus which has hung over her so
long, and has inflicted so much injury upon
her. And since the accomplishment Of
these things was all that could by any
possibility have been effected, and since
the failure to accomplish any one of them
leaves the situation just where it was be-
fore the organization of the Citizens Pro-
tsctive Union, it is difficult for outside OBJ
servers to comprehend the grounds of those
confident assurances which some of the
San Francisco journals utter in regard tc
the future
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-24
TIE KELLOGG CASE


The Democrats have undertaken 20 nm
seat Kellogg, and as they have undertaken
this the presumption is that they intend to
carry out their purpose. THERE'S no pos
sibiiity of disguise about their motive.
They want to make room for Democrat.
That is the whole situation in few words.
All the long parade Of charges and allega-
tions with which tie business is opened
may as well be dismissed at once, as not
requiring any special examination. The
minority report on the case tells the exact
truth in saying that "the only change in
"the facts since Kellogg took the oath is
+" that the party of the majority in Con-
''gress has changed, and it is sought by
"the mere superiority of party numbers
''for the first time to thrust a Senator
g from the seat he holds by virtue of an
"express and deliberate final judgment Of
"the Senate" 1t is partisan scheme
from beginning to end, and as such ii
must be recognized by the country. The
majority report consists of fragrant misrep'
reservations and shameless garblings OF fact,
but it must be remembered that it was pro
posed for no other purpose than to excuse
the intended expulsion of Kellogg, and
that no thought or purpose of judicial can
dor entered into its concoction. The
Democrats will be judged by the standard
they have thus ret up, however. They
may expel Kellogg, but in doing this as
they are doing it they will infict tenfold
more injury upon themselves than upon
their opponents. 1t is well understood
that this expulsion is part of the Demo
cratic preparations for the counting in of a
Democratic President The nation can
make all these preparations of no effect by
giving the Republican candidate so large a
majority of electoral votes as to afford NO
excuse for Congressional manipulation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-24
Virginia and Trnckee Acknowledgment.
ti0n TO the Mechanics Union.

VIRGINIA, March 23d.-It became known
on the street to-day that Superintendent
Yerrington, of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad, had issued an order that all en-
gineers running on the railroad should with
draw from the Mechanics Union at once, or
that they should be discharged. A reporter
found Mr.. Yerrington this afternoon, and
asked him about it.
Mr.. Yerrington-Yes that is correct.
The company has been dictated to long
enough by irresponsible parties, and is de-
termined to stand it no longer. Our en-
eineers belong to national society known
as the Brotherhood of locomotive Engineers,
and we pay them higher wages than the Me-
chanies' Union calls for. Therefore we claim
that there is no reason for trying to force
them into this local society. l am satisfied
that all sensible men in the community will
sustain the company in its course. If we
were trying TO cut down the wages of the
engineers it would be different thing alto
gether, but we are not. No trouble is antic-
| ipated on our part. We have some men
working in town here who belong to the
! Union, and will not ask them to withdraw I:
| but all the engineers outside of them must
quit the Union.
Reporter-I conversed with several men,
bers of the Mechanics Union to-day, and
they say it will be impossible for withdrawal
cards to be issued before next Saturday night,
at which time there will be meeting of the
Union.
Mr.. Y.-They can issue the cards to-day
if they want to. If they don't do it, these
men will have to suffer for it, for they will
surely be discharged.
A. f. Mackay, President of the Mechanics
Union, was found soon after. The details of
! Mr.. Yerringtou's plans We're stated to him.
| The reporter asked what would be done by
the Union in the event of Mr. Yerrington
CARRYING out his threats.
Mr.. Mackay-I certainly cannot at this
time say what would be done by the Union.
1t is simply an evidence Of Mr.. Yerrington s
antagonism to the Union, and is in censo-
nance with his action from the beginning. Tt
/ is. moreover, direct violation Of contract
/ made by him with the Union on the 18Th of
last August. do not anticipate any trouble.
! Rep.-What do you think MIR. Yerriug-
tons motives are in making this order?
Mr.. MI do not think he has any motives
except his antipathy for the Union, and he
carries that to such an extent that he would
| discharge competent men on account of it.
l believe he attributes the assault upon Tom
| Clarke to the Mechanics Onion, which is
entirely unwarranted.
Rep.-How will it be about these engineers
getting cards to-day Can they do so!
Mr. M.-No; it is impossible There is no
power to grant withdrawal cards except bv
a meeting of the Union.
Additional significance is given to the fore.
going by the fact that the Grand Jury is in
session and investigating the assault on an
engineer of the road named Tom Clarke last
January, supposed to be the work of the Me.
chanics' Union.