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To H. n y AoEit, General Managsr s..
THE STRIKE AT CHICAGO.
Severe Criticism OF the city Governpsn
for NOT KeanInr- ihr. ra1ua. II


CHICAGO, March 9.-The shutting down
Of the Union Rolling Mil oOmpany's bla,t
furnace because Of the alleged failure Of
the city 10 afford the proper protection 10
the worEmen from the strikers has been
made the basis Of considerable criticism Of
Mayor Harrison and uniavoable commen.
generally on the city government Snpt
Lee reiterates that plenty OF men could be
obtained II they were given proper protec.
tion, and, in confirmation, said be had re.
ceived tender Of the service OF sixty men
who were willing to go out to the furnaces
and defend themselves, il necessary. He
also said that numbers Of the strikers had
expressed to him their willingness to 90
back to worn, ,lbut for the terrorizing Of the
local union. 1t was further learned thai
President Stone has had several confer.
ences with the Mayor on behalf Of the
company. His honor stated that he had
not sufficient number OF men at his dis
posal to detail any to guard private prop
erty; The company replied that they had
employed Pinkerton's men for that pur-
pose, and only asked the city to keep the
streets clean and protect its workmen.
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HERE is no end to human ingenuity.
We have learned to artiicially hatch fish
aal iIlimiiable extent. All the streams
q the continent will hereafter be kept
alive With fish. and fish food will soon be
q cheap as it was in the most primitive
d!A And now comes poultry. Cheap
sa S good thing, but fish is not flesh,
sdEe nee! both fish and flesh to give us
Unnecessary variety. Therefore any pro.
sata;wil greatly increase the supply
aH'!ry is 10 be welcomed. It seems,
s@HNtas to the following letter, that there
s ''ta a process. The Secretary Of the
Nofh american Poultry Association writes
"blloVs
1 the recent meeting the subject Of in
S,aoainn was thoroughly discussed, and
u 9e following iacts substantially estab-
asaed: That tlir only way 10 raise chick.
sas .t win certainty Tor early market is by
tae .a U.s. U.s., Of lncaba;ors, that good incuba.
sos .o. WIN match iron seventy to eighty per
tent el u.e eSss put in it; that people living
!l cities VINO have not room TO keen hens
eau use 'hcnba,0rs successfully, getting
vi vi from rom grY'er' or farmers near BY; that
,,;. nsn Sl%tl4! care 30 chickens may be
raised 70 mlEkc; liza in n
t9om fifteen ieet square: that
the business Of raising nonI,rv Ia "a
particularly adapted to ladies' and Irs,m
gssGPIe, psi Doth in city and country; that live
SIiSkens SlnS zen from eight 10 Twelve weeks old
wv wy Seli IN the East in April, Nav Jnne
sad jay at from torty to Seventeenth cents
Pound, OF from one dollar 10 one Ioiiar
.aaa hSli each, according 10 yariotv and
,rauiIio4' NJ, " As the mass 0! people arG igno.
40 oi mS pFoGts oil poultry raising, can.
= afford to buy expensive incnbators
90 not know that they can make n GOOD
~ incubator themselves, with which tn
q both early and late chickens tbe hi,
pas resolution was adopted:
's's''d, That the Secretary Of the North
~ S-Jetlcah Poultry Association be author.
~ 70 INFORM the people, through lead.
s.sheSspapcr in each Suite, that plain di,
ii.,uSns is,,.g and diagrams for making a good
~, S,1'OT' W that they can make at home, al
Nm III, ~ H i,sS than five dollars, and th4I
Sns.;o.u lou 90 eggs, can be obtained by ad,
sen, o,eas IVY our Secretary, enclosing two three
I,,Lps GLalnps tor return postage.
''Ne next meeting the subject, "How
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CINCINNATI, March 9.-The second pub
lie session Of the Catholic Provincial
Council was held to-day. 1t consisted Of a
Pontifcial Bishop Rogers, Of Detroit,
celebrant, assisted by Gambler and Macs,
OF Detroit, Rev. 7. p. Thorpe, Of Cleveland,
and Rev. Joseph RodemacE, of Fort Wayne.
The DEGREES, which were ready, were for
mally promulgated, but will not be pub
lished until approved at Rome. The next
public session will be held next Sunday,
but it Is not likely the Council will con-
clude It's labors 90 soon.
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DENVER, Col, March 9-The RepuJli.
cans Albuquerque, New Mexico, special
says At Las Lunas, yesterday, Charles
Shelton, John Redmond and Harry French
were taken from the Jail and hanged to the
nearest trees by masked men. Shelton
murdered Foreman Woodruff last fall;
Redmond killed Jas. McDurmott last July
at Gallop, on the Atlantic and Pacific rail.
way; French, alias Simpson, was one OF
the band OF desperadoes who killed Depu.
ty Sheriff Jones at Cranes, The mob also
took two negroes from the Jail and beat
them numerically and turned them loose.
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WEST MARCH 1882

United States, and to furnish each city
with the correct time, through the
naval observatory at Washington. The
original bill is slightly changed, in
that II provides that the whole matter shall
be under the control OF the Navy Depart
ment tlnstead Ofthe Treasury, on the ground
that the time must be furnished from the
naval observatory-''the only location pos
Sessing correct time in the United States"
as the report says.
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Union PaeIne.s suppIemen,,, pono,,

NEW YoRK, March 9.-Tke supplement.
tary. report Of the Union Pacific, 10 be
issued in few days, will state that the sub
Htitution Of steel for iron rails for 1850 and
1881, costing $2,sl0,OOO completed /. the
laying Of steel rails on the Union division.
with the exception Of forty miles. The to.
tai expense TO complete the track with
steel rails for 1882, including the Kansas
division, will be about half a million dol.
lars. This will materially reduce the cost
Of operating the road in the future.
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AbTlr. from tue East indicate not only
ssiriiy in 4 building way this season, but
niae.else the COS; rs compared with
l.a sAsa. The New York Post says:
MnOtne within the memory OF the
Giirs s;yay,i in the profession has so
much bllllg been going on in.this city us
At tPnsent IG0I.y in business structures
bui in laIgt0g dwellings,. A visit TO the
o6as of Srftal prominent architects
shoE lsi tie amount Of building next
ye1r viii sC7ass that going on at present,
mot afh.'ects being overworked in pre-
PaHag Flns and sketches for proposed
ETeGns
The Philadelphia Record refers to the
uNlirg ~ason in that city as follows.
RidiBs contractors in this city are oon.
Std1ily exercised at the advance in
bglG1e material and the demand Of 10.
bOreH and mechanics for an increase of
MS Almost everything used in the
ooasrd!on Of buildings hasadvaHced from
i0@ s pr cent. Bricks for example, are
S1roe And the price has gone up to $50
per lQOJ ior pressed brick, - for hard and
s 0r salmon, and other material, inclu.
ding lumberhas advanced in much the
sane rupaytiou. To add to the trouble o.
these having b1ilding contracts TO iill, the
ENLkmen have announced their intention
to demand higher wages after May
], the carpcnters advancing from
50 and 80 to s. per day; plas.
tenn from = 80 to s. per day; briCklayers
trom s. 10 s. 80 per day, and hodcarriers
ton ;! to $50 per day. Contractors who
have no contracts made TO be filled after
The fst Of May as 4 usual thing propose to
otoele 10 the demands Of the workingmen,
bat those who have contracts to fill which
eaanoI he carried out at the advance in
pnoS without loss are disposed to protest,
and some Of them refuse to pay any adj
tlao until their present contracts are
flcl Tie prospects are that building
oPtf1tiOnS will be so brisk this spring and
sumner that the laborers will be at least
partially successful in securing an increase.
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TheVIndoV GIn,, Tr,d..

PrrrsBuRoH, March 9-The Western As.
sociation OF Window Glass Manufacturers
were in session here all day and adjourned
finally tonight. The meeting was large
ly representative one; and the glass trade
was discussed at considerable length. The
trade is in q healthy condition and the out.
look for spring business very encouraging,
After full exchange Of views II was unani.
mously resolved to advance prices from
three TO FIVE per cent, according TO quality
Of goods. The bottle manufacturers were
also in session, but no business Of import.
ance was transacted.
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The aRu.tedn no.,on rIr,n.

BosroN, March 9-4ta meeting Of the
creditors Of Chas. A. Sweet & Co, the firm
proposed TO assign all property and assets
70 the trustees, who are to take charge Of
affairs and settle up as soon as possible.
The proposition was accepted by the cred.
itors present and the remaining creditors
advised to cooperate. The Committee
stated that the claims would be met dollar
for dollar, andSweet have an ample COM
potency left besides. Thirty days were al
lowed the other creditors to agree to the
plan.
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NEWARK, n. j., March 9.-Director Ste
phen H. Condict, Of the Mechanics Nation.
al Bank, was arrested to-day in civil suit
brought by Receiver Frelinghuysen. Bail
was fxed at $4,000. The charge Is that
Condict hada knowledge Of the situation Of
the bank and conceived it from the other
directors, and that the loss to the bank ai-
ter bis knowledge was acquired was $70O,.
900, and that he personally profited by con-
cealinR such information.
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FIRE RECORD.

ST. LOUIS, March 9.-The scarritt Com.
rany's furniture warerooms, on Christy
avenue, between Second and Third streets,
a two,story brick. was-barned at II o'clock
this morning. The building was burned
to the ground, and the stock was an entire
loss; fully insured. The origin Of the FIRE
was spontaneous combustion. Loss, about
$4,000. About one-half OF the stock in the
building was saved. The building was
only q warehouse and finishing shop, and
had no connection with the firms large
Salesroom on Fourth street.
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when and where to market poultry to OBJ.
tain the highest prices will be discussed,
and the results made known TO the public.
]. NJ. BAISE, Sec. n. A. ?. A.,
New Concord, Ohio.
THEY arc in a queer shape over in Ohio

THEY are in q queer shape over in Ohio
on the liquor question, 1t is unconstitu.
tional in that State to license saloons, and
yet in all the larger cities the business goes
on all the same without license. In view Of
this fact the Cincinnati Commercial advo-
Gates tax, not license, on the business
in that city, on the ground that whether
the tax Is levied or not the business will 60
on. 1t shows that in one way and another
revenue oiS3OO,OOO could be raised for
the city, and gives the following figures to
show the amount collected in the leading
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Death Of Two or Bona parties Soldiers,

CHICAGO, March GA dispatch from
Mineral Point Wisconsin, records the
death Of Christian Schaeter, yesterday. He
was a soldier under Napoleon Bona
Parte, with whom he was personally nc.
quainted, and was in the battle Of Water
loo. Another dispatch notes the death at
Ottawa, Iowa, Of Nicholas Reeony, who
also served in Napoleon's service, and who
served in the war Of 1872 here, and in the
rebellion,
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CMcISXAr1, March 9.-The Ga.etts, Fort
Wayne (Ind.) special says 4 new frame
house was blown down by q hurricane or
whirlvind this afternoon. -Four men were
at work on il. Two escaped, by jumping,
but Vail, carpenter, had q leg broken,
and John Davis, the aged father OF the
owner Of the house, was crushed beneath
the roof and severely injured, Several
other small buildings were blown down.
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re5,a. q Increase in the re-
IN. ~. y ,b.riypa' po''oiiice', embracing
cav cav !. ..,.oa ts United States, for Feb,
.,,5 ,,:, '',,' W., b, ane month last year, is
IaI'i, 80 n York, H. Philadelphia
., g 'I... s,.a. Il; Baltimore, a?!' St Louis :.
- - cs,ss y 8 cjacnna,i' 10; San Fran
u '1,'' d, y,s orleans, 4; Charleston, S.
g cs0 Y :, - Poi. $. Minneapolis, Sc; Detroit,
~, .7g p.4,s sjs Milwaukee, 2I; Cleveland,
a. - vi y,Jy!Ile. le Louisville, 20; Rich
~ = u, Galveston, Il; lndianapo-
:. M. n r,ro. y, Portland, Oregon, S4l;
o1,5. a. 81. jacksonville, s.; Wheeling,
=, S p,-.sqr.h, .: Providence, Is; Man.
.S..,,, :, y.II.. p Burlington, Vt, "a; New
~ 81. g. Wilmington, Del, 81; Den.
~ 4, 81. Lake City, 81; Washington,
q ror,sa. q; Kansas City, 9j. This makes
:, ,rer,.e increase Of . per cent for the
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netnntIrea Rnnnceti

PulLADELPnGA, March 9.-By order OF
Mayor King the entire detective depart.
ment Of Philadelphia was abolished. De
tectives Levy, Callahan and Hunser will
be retained as special officers. Chief De
tectiye Tryon and others complain that
they will not be afforded a hearing by
which they could vindicate themselves
from The charges publicly made.
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LITTLE Rock, March 9.-About three
miles north OF Austin LonoEe county, in
the center OF the public highway, an open
ing has appeared in the earth considerably
larger than six-quarter auger hole. From
this aperture filled with water, and since
it has emitted gnrgling sound which can
be heard distance Of thirty yards. Sci
entists are puzzled us to the origin OF the
aperture, while the superstitious regard it
with awe and trembling.
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nnnnrare.I Ee.n.I,I..

NEw YoRE, March s.-The Fourth Ma.
tional bank, at q cost OF $4,000. recovered
the securities which z II. Cornwall, 4
clerk, aged sixty-6ve, had stolen and by.
potheeated. Cornwall Is sick at his home
in Plainfeld, NJ, BE will be prosecuted.
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General Rosecrans declines to say any.
thing in reply to the letter published
purporting to have been written by
General Garfield in 1858. He says he &
taking steps to ascertain whether or not
The letter is genuine, and will await the re.
suit Of this inquiry before saying anything
upon the subject. Gen. Rosecrans says: "As
the letter gtayely affects the character oi
Gen. Garfield for truth and yeracity,
deem it due to him TO first aseertainii It i
penuine.u
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CLEVELAND. March "a Herald Speei,l
from Ashtabula reports A four.yea r,oId ,Li
daughter Of Mrs. Jesse wbitmore shnEsJ
TO death at dinner today by a nitce SAsJ n
meat lodging in her wtndpipe. :.
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Special Dispatch to the lntelllEeneet.
WAsu1xoToS, March 9.-Mr. White from
the Committee on Commerce, to-day re-
ported tayorably a bill to place clock and
time ball At every port Of entry in the
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swelling the Price.

LGScASrER, Pa, March e.-The Cork
Manufacturers Association Of the United
States has advanced manufactured corks
twenty per cent.
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NV YoRE, March 0.-The PoaJ Wash.
ington special says it is generally under
stood among Senators that Ben Hills NAL
ady Is mortal, and that he cannot live much
longer.
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ACROSS THE RIO GnAnnr
An Event I'm the History OF American
Railway RnteFnrI,e.


LAREDO, Tx, March 9.-The most i'm.
portant event in the railway history Of
America took place Yesterday The frst
international and Great Northern train
crossed the Rio Gnnde river. This4s tbe
hBt standard guage track to enter old
Mexico. The river banks on both sides
were lined with enthusiastic spectators.
The party chaperoned by Superintendent
Joseph Kerrin Of the international and
consisted Of Gen. W. 7. Sherman, Gen.
Polk, Col. Morrow, visitors, Major Sum.
ner, post commander, and wife and attend.
auts, including the Misses Teal, Of syrI-
euse, \. Y. and Hughes, OF Bridgeport.
Conn. The American interests were rt,
presented by the railway and local Off.
Gals Of this city and county. A large
number Of Mexican officials and dipinita,
ries were in attendance. Among the CON.
gratulatory messages sent was the follow.
ing;
:. LAREDO, TExAs.
To II. n. Horit, General Manager. s..
LouiS, No.: -
Was very lucky to reach San Antonio
Last night in time to accompany Mr.. Her
din to laredo, We have crossed the Rio
Grande on the new bridge, and conpratu.
late you all on this most important Inter.
national event.
[signedl W. 7. SHRRMAS, General.
Hunter, Semple & Wells have oceupied
thtrty-six miles Of the road beyond, and
have three hundred teams at work and
have three hundred more on route 10 line
tront for the next thirty.six miles.
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=. informed that the wheat
StlIt a.. Virginia in 1850 was 4,OOl,' :
az ,,'a.,'. . =, s;l.a,, .,i,2,54S bushels in
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,,,=.7T .5li,ty q BellaIFe Will dis
TlL ,.'y,'. Monday evening the advisability
cue q. a,-,,s. a,.' chs by electricity.
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SECRETS OF THE WAR
olNvLaEo AFTER MANY YEARS.
III. Criticism, Of General G.ra.ld ups. ii.
AAnIs'n'nt Of the ArnI Of the CunbsrlIAd.
rAs R,lAtlOn, Between ROsstras, lad Gar.
asld-Hhat the TOrn,r Has to Say.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 9.-The fol.
lowing heretofore unpublished letter will
be read with interest. As will be seen. it
reflects upon General Rosecrans. 1t will
be remembered that General Rosecrans
disputed an extract in Blaine's eulogy on
the late President Garfield relating to the
Army Of the Cumberland. The letter, it is
thought, Is now made public by General
Garfelds friends to show that Mr.. Blaine
was not 50 far from right as General Rose
Grams may have thought him to be:
[CouhdentIal.I
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The EDmCNDs BILL
Newspaper Opinions or the
Measure.

New York, 15.-The Times says of
the anti-polygamy bill: A more radical
and sweeping scheme than this can
hardly have passed Congress. It is re-
nublican measure contriyed for the ex-
tirpstion of the loathsome cancer OF
nolygamy. Demo cratic opponents oftbe
hill land only democrats opposed it, in
varisbly began their hypOcrItical
sneecbss by saying: 81 will join hands
Win sny gentleman in this chamber In
anv attempt 10 put down polygsmy,
huI,,-and the but" in each case was
invariably objected 20 the bill which eff
fectually prevented the speaker from
sunnorting this Particular measure. 1t
| !. possible that the new law will not
nrove as effectual in the suppression OF
polyeamy as its friends expect and hope.
but if is 8 step in the right direction. and
an attempt to crush out great and SCAN
dalous evil b7 law.
Herald editorial We have not aoso-
Lutte faith In the efficacy OF the measure
to achieve all the results at which 1t
aims. The Mormon problem is quite ss
difficult "a some persons find the Chinese
one, but it is q PROJECT worth testing be-
fore resortir to the dread expedient OF
military government, and now 1t rests
with the Mormon polygamlsts them
selves whether the United States shall DO
compelled to that fnal alternative.
Word editorial: Yesterday was great
day of buncomb e in the House Of Repre-
sents,iyes. II il not often that mem bers
get q chance To relieve their minds on
two such questions as polygamy and the
Chinese The Chinese bill was oaly IN
oduced but it was introduced IN
strait which shows what lie comIns.
The bill expressing the horror of the
House a. pIlygsmy was passed. Of
course, it is all nonsense, if IN any COM
munity Ike Utah the majority Of the in
hsbtants wish to practice it, acts OF
Congress to the contrary notWIthstand-
ing. Polygamy cannot survive many
year in Utah, for the simple reason that
Utah will shortly become socially, rs
we'll as politically, part of the United
States, and whenever it does, the major
ity of its people will be OPP
posed to polygamy, and will adopt
measures to stop its practice. There is
no use in trying 10 hasten that condition
of things. Possibly the law against
polygAmy in Utah may be useful to aid
10 seating q republican who was not
elected to the House, but 1t will have no
effect upon the practice of polygamy in
Utah. The only salvation of Mormon
ism is in isolation. 1t has preserved it
self for many years by taking fight from
Nauvoo to Salt Lake. 1t can only pre-
serve itself now by another fight into
the wilderness, and it seems to lack the
spirit for such an enterprise, or what is
much the same thing, it has grown rich
and lazy. Haskell, who was the chief
champion of the bill yesterday, seems to
derive great satisfaction from the pros
pect of putting every body who opposed
his preposterous bill on 'rscord" ss in
favor of polygamy, but he only sue
ceeded in putting himself on record as
goose.
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Washington Wtsps.

Washington, 14.-It is probable Min
listers Morton (France), Hurlbut PERU
and Adams (Bolivis) will be requested {,
appear before the Chili-Peru investi
CATION committee.
The senators chosen to cooperate witt
a similar committee of the House ss tn,
democratic Congress campaign com
mite, are Harris. of Tennessee, Farley
Of California, Mcpherson, of New Jer-
sey. MoTgsh, of Alabama, Davis, G.
West Virginia, Coke, of Texas, CORN an
of Mary land.
Washington, 15.-Judge BIatchford
hiss accepted the Supreme iusticeship.
Judge A. w. Woolworth, counsel fol
the defense in the star route cases re-
Gently tried at Lincoln, Neb., arrived
tonight to secure, if possible, the
abandonment Of further prosecution OF
thos. S:q 7it'ed ST Lincoln on one of six
Indictments.
General Ro;ecrans has submitted to 9
long interview TO be published in a local
paper tomorrow morning, upon toe
Garfield letter. He spoke more in sorrow
than anger upon what be terms a brescb
Of faith of mis- chief of staff, and defend.
his campaign as worthy of tina thanks of
Congress, received az the insta2ea of
General Garfield. Members of the Army
Of the Cumberland express much regret
at the opening Of such controversy.
Gibsoo's bill for work on the Mississ-
ippi river. appropriates S113, 900 and will
be fsvora5ly reported.
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A Little Justice

New York, l5.-Tri6une's editorial:
Congress may make laws not to let snv
more Cinnamon come to this country.
but everybody needs to understand
plainly that those who are hele mus be
we'll treated. One person who D obablV
realized this now IS Patr0ln Joho
Brady, who was dismissed from tha
police force yesterday for having beaten
a Chinsman recently and held him while
two young rufisns cut off the inofenEiYe
foreigners queue.