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TIL. Strike ELSEWHERE.
wiTe.Cntting Continued at New Yo

New York, August S.-Lss. night an
other onslaught was made upon the wires of
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
the couse equences Of which were far more
disastrous than that of The prect ding night
Prest- Agent Somerville, OF the Western
Ulion, said this morning that twenty wires
on one ro1te and fourteen ON another be-
tween P,ssaic and Eiizabethport, N. j., were
Gu. These were the wires 10 Philadelphia
ard other points 10 the sou hern division.
Twenty of Tue Mutual Union wires were cut
between Kipgsbridge and Scarsdalr. At
TarrytoTu twelve Hudson river wires are
down, and eighteen wires in the eastern cir
cult destroyed. Bs;ween Port Chester and
Greenwich, Conn.,, The cross-arms were sawed
off; in the latter instance the wires were cut
besides. The first wires TO go down were those
on the eastern circuit, which were lost about
II so o'clock las, night. The others went
down shortly after midnight. A large force
Of linsmen were sent out 20 repair the dam
age and the lines are bsing repaired as rap
idiy as possible. The cutting OF wires inter-
fered with others across which they fell, SO
that the greatest Confusion was Gre
ated for a long tim. This morn.
ing, said NJ. Somerville, business was
greatly delayed. Superintendent Humstone
estimated that when work was begun this
morning one half the wires to Philadelp phia,
one qua-ttr of those to the wes', and one
third OF the eastern circuits, could not be
u.ed. The whole number Ct wires cui was
eghty-ni but that nearly 20 were rem
dered usele-s 10 consequence. A telegram
from Fort Washington said th at gang of
men had inieIfered with the linemen who
vera repairing the wires there. Police pro-
lection ha. been asked in cass the interfsI-
ence is repeated. No clew has yet been dis
covered Of the authors of the mischief, al
though the greatest vigilance is being exer-
cissd. The Western Union Company has
employed detectives to ferret out the perpe
traitors Of the wire-cutting. 1t is the general
opinion that the striking linemen are an
swersble for the injuries. The comp.ny is
censidekabIy put out by this new method of
warfare. AT the headquarters Of the Broth
erhood OF Telegraphers it was emph sIically
denied that the cutting was being done by
styil iuo ltnannan
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The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune prone uocss the statement tn at
Mexico has entered into a secret alliance
with Germany to be very improbable. Tue
Mexicans had enough of European alliance in
the Msximilian affair. Mexico is negotiating
a commercial treaty with Germany, but that
she would enter into political alliance with
that country, giving it a dangerous power
over herself, does not sppear likely.
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SPURTING NEWS.


SARATOGA, August s. First RIcs.-Three
qusrtes of mile, for all ages. Won by
FreelsnI; Gala second, Vera third. Time
1:l6.
Second Rcc-.-Ope mile and a flrlorg,
heats, all sg Fl 81 heat won by GapIas;
Ida B. secoud, Netlie third. Tine-1 SO
Second heat aod race won by CApiss; Netiie
second, Jim Nelson ,hiri. Time :364.
Third Rcce.- Five fur ougs, for all sges.
Won By Nora NJ; Rena B. second, FAN view
third Time-l :03
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ST.. LOUIS, August S.-Wm. Tsnnihill,
eighteen years old, working for Hubert Har-
mar, a farmer living four miles south Of
BelleviIle, ILL.,, took advantage of the ab-
sence of the family last evening and enticed
Minnie Hartman, twelve years old, nice
of the farmer, to an clubhouse, where he bru-
tally outraged her. He then ID. The gill
was found terribly bruised, and suffered all
night from nvulsions, and little hope is
entertained of her recovery. Citizens are
hunting for Tannihill.
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Gov. BERRY, of Arkausas, has notified the
Governor of Louisiana Of the appointment
of delegates from his State 10 the Vicksburg
River Convention, next October. He says:
-'.Chs propa.ei Convention has my hearty
sympathy, andz eIl iudOrse and cooperate
in any plan it may suggest to obtain aid
from the general government"
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IRISH INFORMERS.
The Universal Fate CT Those Who Have
Proved Traitors TO Their For
mer Friends.
FOred0Omed From the Moment They
in Egypt-ForeIgn Notes.

ALEXANDRIA, August s.-Thirteen deaths
from cholera occurred here yesterday. The
number cf cascs Is rapidly increasing here,
though it ID abaLiog 10 the interior OF Egypt.
FEARFUL STATE OF AFFAIRS AT CAIRO.
CAIRO. August The native officials here
are much blamed concerning the condition OF
patients in the madbouse. II bas been dis
covered that despite strenuous denials, there
have been in four days thirty-two deaths
from cholera there, whi the number CT ir-
N ties was but 270. The Eoglish DOCTOR, on
becoming ware OF the condition Of affairs
at the institution, epdsayored TO remedy il,
but even yesterday the place Was in filthy
condition, and number Of bodies OF victims
lying beside persons suffering from the dis
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FRANCE
THE NEW SUgy CANAL.

TIE NE W oOL NANAIIs
PARIS, Augusr S.-Il til, meeting of The
Board Of Dire cto:s If the Suez Ciual Com
pany the British members present unapi-
mously approved the letter of ID, l. ,sseps, of
the % ultimo, to Gladstone, in which D.
Lesseps Informs the Engiish Prime Minister
that he deed not consider bimself bound by
the terms OF the agreement in regard TO the
second Suez canal which he had signed.
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DoDGE CITY, rs, August s.-The report
teleersph.d from here stating that the Texas
fever was raging smoDg our cattle in ma
liguant form is entirely untrue. There has
moi b,en a single case Of fever here or near
here this season, nor has there been any form
or species OF disease among our stock re-
rese milling it in any manner. The stock
never looked better nor 80 free from disease
as a. present
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MONDAYS election in Utah showed that
something more than the bread pills OF the
Edmunds Law is wanted there. Let Congress
promulgate marriage law for The Ter ito
ries, the ceremony to he public and officially
registered. and with that ak laid at :he root
of the tree polygamy would be in help less
condition
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FREQUENT and importsnt business failures
are srousing the banks and business men 10
great caution in their operations, and doubts
are heard as to The universally of the sound
ness which it has been confidently proclaimed
exists in ell departments.
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Two Failures at BOSTON.

BOSTON, August S.-Hsnry Daniels, stock.
broker, has suspeni led in co.'s quence of
the failur. of Wi'son, stock broker, who
failed Tuesday. The liabilities of Daniels
are small. Lite this sfternoon the business
friends Of W atson came TO his assistance, and
it i. hop ii srrdngem ants can b. M ade which
will en- able him to resums tomorrow morn
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ENGLAND.
cErEwAYo BELIEVED TO BE STILL ALIVE

CETEwAYo BELIEvED To BE STILL ALIVE.
LONDON, Angus 8 The British agent at
PieteTmsri'zburg believes that King Cett-
wayo is still aliv :, and the report of his death
was put in circulation for tie purpose Of
conunuiug tGe agitation in Y iluand.
Ashley, u Under-Sscreiary for the Colonies,
announced In the Commons this forenoon,
that the government was making tf,rts to
learn il the report was true or false.
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THE BOY HOMICIDE.
Interest In the Case Of the Eight. Year.
Old Philadelphia Murderer
Increasing.
Killed His Wife for a Burglar-G0V.
Crittenden and the Ford Boys
Brutal Outrage.


Special to the Appeal
HELENA, August 8.-Sherif Head, of
Cross county, assisted by Marshal Mooney,
captured one Wiley Davis, colored, in this
city to-day. Davis is charged with the mur-
der of an old negro and his wife nesr Vann-
dale alb ,ut a year since. He is said 10 be q
hard case. A re. ard had been offered for
him
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IS Cincinnati the Board of Health have
Issued an order that forbids the dispensing Of
"swill milk, or from cows that for the most
part live in stablep, or that are fed on swili,
garbage, or other like substances, nor any
butter or cheese made from such milk"
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Nothing New at ST. Louir.

Sr LOUIS, August s.-No,hing new re-
gsrding the telegraphera' strike Today, and
no further Withdrawals from the Iron Noun
tain reported, and everything moving
smoothly and satisfactorily along the line.
Six wires on the Wabash road were cut nine
miles north OF this city Monday night. The
work was no doub, by exper,s, the wires
being clearly cut with nipperp, and the poles
showing the marks OF steel-pronged climbers
nsad hY lipamen
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PUBLIC LANDS.
Sales During the Past Year-The Mar.
velous Rapidity With Which the
Territories aud
Newer States are Becoming Populated
Smuggling CbiHese-New Postal
Notes-Rivers and HaI bors.

WASHINGTON, August S-Pisns are being
prepared at the Treasury Department for
silver vaults TO accommodate the excessive
accumulation Of eilyer dollars. 1t is pre-
possd 10 locate one Of these vaults at the New
Orleans mint, and another in the bss ment
of the Treasury Department. There is sn
appropriation Of 100000 available for the
cor strnction Of tbess ysulte.
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RIVERS AND ftAREORS.
THE ENGINEER DEPARTMENT ABLE TO CON
TIEUE WORK.


Washington special: Ii appears that der
pite the fsilurs Of Congress TO pass river
and bar bor bill at the last session, the Eng n
eer Department will be able to continue
work on aboat ont fourth of the various i'm
provements during the -nnr1aH, fso'i year,
By using uuexPended balances of pre-
vious appropriations. In msny C SEA
contractors have been allowed additional
time in which 10 complete work undtr their
contracts, it being known that there would be
no niansy 10 justify The making Of new con-
tracts at the Deginniog OF this hscal year. 10
some cases such extensions have been granted
because Of unavoidable delays TO which COZ
tractors have been subjected by unusually
high water. or other circumstances beyond
their control. X is expected, however, that
by December work will be suspended on
about lhree.fourths of the Improvements
which have besn begun.
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, D. C,
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY Y
srAUNT0N, VIRGINIA,
Miss Mary J. BaId win, REineiRaL

OPEEs SEPTEMBER 5TH-cLO5ES JUNE, lse<.
Unsurpassed in It's locs ton; in its buildings
and grounds; in its general appointments and
sanitary arrangements Its full corps OF superior
and experienced teachers: It's unnvaled edvsnt-
sres IN Music Modern Languages, Eiocution, Fine
Aru PHYSICAL Culture and Instruction In the
Theory and Practice of Book keeping; the success
ful efforts made to secure health comfort and hap
piness its opposition 10 extrAvagance; Its stand
srd of solid scholarship. For full particulArasAp-
Rly tesAs ExaAcSal tss catalogues.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, August 6.-The tele-
graph office at Bismarck was mobbed last
evening by strikers. The mob consisted Of
twenty five men, who broke into the Office,
compelled tine new man to quit york aud
then look him and put him In bed in the
hotel. Manager Draper moved the Office 10
the Tribune building to prevent further
fronhfa
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POSTAL POINTS.
THE NEW POSTAL NOTES SOME PECULIAR
FEATURES OF THE NEW LAW.

THE NEW IOSIAL NUIES -sUME PECU Liza X
FEATURES OF THE NEW LAW.
Washington special: Very numerous and
anxious are the Inquiries received at the
Postofice Depsrtment respecting the date
on which the new postal note will be ready
fDr use. Many of the letters come from
postmasters at the sm Sller ofices, who do not
yet see m to understand that the postal roes
are to be issued only from the money order
Offices. Ii will doubtless be great disap-
pointment 10 them, as well as 10 many of the
patrons OF small pos;ofii ,es, when they learn
that suco is the css,. Tne Inquiries show
that the issue of the new notes is awaited
with general impalience. On and sfter
Monday, September 80, toe postal not. can
be obtained at any money order posiofice in
the United Sa.es.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The Vermont National Bank EmbezxiC,
lnRnl.

ment.
ST. AIBANs, VI. August 8 Regarding
the affair cf the Vermont National Bank
and Trust C1mpanv, Treasurer Burgess
stsles that from what he knows of its condi-
ton the Trust Company will undoubtedly be
able TO pay depositors fully ia tine, but
could not now stand any extensive run. He
could not'ssy when they would be able 10
resume. President Brsinard said be was
doing all in his power to make depositors Sc
cure, and declared all b irSns ictions 10 be
raighiorwsrd. The whole question ap-
pears 10 be whether Blrlow's creditors will
push Brainard to the wall or b, lenient
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SCRANTON, Pa, August 8-The Grand
Lodge CT Junior AmeIicsn Protesian,s ad-
iourned to meet in semi session Feb-
ruary 7th next at Reading, Pa. Robert An
drews, Of Philadeiphis, was appoiated Dis
trict Deputy of The Southern District; Peter
Nagle, tf Reading, Pa, for the Middle Dis
trict. Past Grand Master Wm. c. johnson,
Of Philadelphia, delivers tbs address 10
night
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READING. Pa, August SIN Hamburg,
last night, Oscar Miller, aged eighteen, while
promenadiug with Kate Stznbach, aged Elk
teen, proposed marriage. She refused, and
he Immediately fred a seven -barreled reval-
yer into his own head, mouth and chest. He
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Miss Clara COnway's School

VII ILL REOPEN MONDAY, OCTOBER lsss,
w with a corps Of ten teachers. additional
rooms, and iacysssed facilities for pronoting true
-~svrrzsT0nA u gfOWru Euy9 dcvcfop<ncur.
Pupils from q distance will hnd cheerful home
and motAer-Lke care in q pleasant family near the
school.
In obedience to q pressing public demand. Q
elias Of EnAil boys viii be received in the Primary
Department
box l50k SARATOGA. n Y.
ffrcu z n at book kstones 5spterul.er 18th
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DIED.

COOPER-wednesday, August s. 1855, at 2:So
O'Clock p NJ, CHARLES w. CooPER- aged sixty-two
years, father CT John L. Cooper.
Funeral viii take place from his late residence,
No. 26 Ross avenue. this CTHURSDAYl afternoon
at O'Clock. Friends are invited 70 attend.
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LExrNGroN, KY, August S.-Prince
Charlie, the great EngIish rsce-hor~, ha.
teen purchss by ID. Ssisert, Of The f mt n
dorf nd. He has won twenty FIVE races,
and will be the greatest performer ever
brought 10 America
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TH1
UNIVERSITY Of MISSISSIPPI,
AT OXFORD.
Next Session Opens September s7, 1883.
TUITION FREE TO EVER YBoD Y
Ruf Law students.

open TO BOTH SEXES ALIKE.
~ The Cheapest University in this country.
All the Departments are in successful operation.
Law, Literary, Scientific and Preparatory Depart.
ments conducted as heretofore.
For Catalogues, free, and information, apply 10
General 4. p. STKwARr, Chancellor.
Special inducements here to young men ano
Il. N SULLIVAN.
Secretary Board OF TrusteeS.
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Russia.
AN EXPLOSIVE TIN BOX

ST. PETERSBURG, August 8.-A small tin
box containing an explosive mat rial On
Tuesday was thrown en- Vernesinky Frospsc.
from carriage which was being driven
along the thorough The box exploded
Immediately. No arrests have yet been
mads
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For Tennessee cnd the Ohto Vcney, partially
cloudy UeatEer and local rains, variable minds,
falling barOpaeter, stationary temPerafHej; iOuer
lake region, fair, JoliOuOed By partially cloudy
weather and local rains.
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GERMANY.
MARTIN LUTHER CELEBRATION.

BERLIN, August s. S.-Thousapds Of persons,
are arriving at Erfurt 10 participate 10 the
festival celebration of Martin Lulher's entry
into nat town
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Arrested for an OId Embezzl.msnt.

CHICAGO, August S.-MichaeI DINNER, eta
iion agent for the Cnicago, f 'ck ISLAND and
Pacific railroad at Marseil!es, lives arrested
to. day for alleged embi zz'ement of funds OF
tn. Old Fellows B Benevolent Association OF
New York, while serving as ills treasurer ten
years ego. The story published Ia 10 the
effect that the real name of the man now un-
der arrest is T. NJ. Denner, and that after
The discovery of shortage in his accounts,
amounting 10 between $4,000 ard $1,000, h.
went to Canals, and after the search for him
was abandoned he returned to linois, NJ ar
ried, and under his assumed name attempted
to live down the memory Of his former c.
reer. The prisoner is given good reputs-
tion by the railroad company.
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Official Ralletiu.

NASHVILLE, August 5, 1888.
Z. Howard, Manager
NEW York, August 8-The Times edi-
torisl This morning says railroad operators
have shown much more sense in 6isobeyiug
the order 10 strike thsa the Brotherhood did
in ordering it. Over $50 If our wires were
Gu. last night E ,st, West and North.
SoMERVILLE.
Four strikers at Montgomery and one al
Louisville returned to work this morning
The New Orleans cffice W as reinforced by five
opel ators this morning; Augusta with two
ard Macon with one operator. Business i:
up Snd everything is working smoothly.
G. W TRABUE General Superintendent.
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Inhaman Treatment OF a Child

Boston special: A pretty girl, now htleen
years old, named Jennie HUI ding, who was
taken BY Mrs. Lucy Pyer. a widow, who
keeps bosrdipghouse, from the Little
eight years ago, claimed that she had
been p rsistenlly abused at times ever
since. Her story is as follows: Oa
Saturday LAST she was ordered to bring
dawn the lamps. She thought she had
brough. them all, but il was found that she
had left some OF them, and Mr.. Pyer ssked
her why she had not brought them all. She
replied that she had, when Mrs. Pyer struck
her in the face, and taking poker from th ,
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HE WAS TAKING NOTES

EIvEsPooL. Angus. Sat the trial to-
d ~ policeman TESTIFIED that be had seen
Dalton watching Westminster Abbey, the
houses of Parliament ard Lambeth Palace,
and he was taking noles
Various witnesses tesii6 d that d alton was
a psssspger on the Celtic, in February, ur-
der the name Of ] ,hrs ID, am he had been IN
America TN ytars. H. was slso call d
O'CJinDr. When srrts ed in Bowies's read
ins -rro u, L ,ndon, he had mem ,randun
concerning he msnuf'c ure Cf txplosiv,s.
He also la roll OF similar 10 some
paper srouGd number + brass taps found
on D,asy.
Experts hsL,f d that explosive article,
which D.ssy and Fannigan had when =r-
res ed were mtlar to those u ed in the al
tempt 10 bloE up the Office Of the Load. n
Times. They said the articles in question
were not suit4ble for industrial purposes.
The 10 ormer l. ,nile test fed that he was
sworn into the Feni IN Brotherhood IN 1857
By Sylvester Kingston. He h I'd Sor 10 az
sumo arms al a moments notice in defer s of
the Irish republic and obey his superiors
He had also sworn never 10 d,yulge the Sc
oreis OF the Brotherhood on psin OF death.
He had attended drills at which som fiimss
seventy eight persons were prs nj. He had
attended some Of the drills his year.
Council for the dett nse obi ctt d to Lance 5
evidence on the gtouod that 1t was irelev snt,
but the oil ction was ovtrruled.
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SAN FRANCISCO, August S.-Gov. Critten-
den, of Missouri, who was interviewed this
morning, emphalicaily denied the statement
teleeraphed from K Kansas CITY, that be prom
ised Bob Ford 1000 reward if he brough
in Jesse james alive, and $4,000 if dead.
He says he did not know that Charles Ford
had any connection with the b ue Cut rob,
berry until after it's perpetratiou, and that it
is absolutely uutrue that protect'o1 WIS Of
ftred Ford prior TO the robbery. He fire.
quently cav Bob Ford, but refused TO make
sny arrangement other than announced in
the procla siion off ring $4,000 fer the ar
rest and convictios cf each of the James boys.
Judge Phillips, attorney for the james boyp,
aud at present in this city, declined to con.
verse on the subieci.
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The Tennessee Railroad Commission,
al IN

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, Angus. S.-The Tennessee
Railroad Commission has agreed 10 ask The
lowest possibls rates on railroads for small
fruits and vegetables for the North and
and Northwest, and that they would be sent
from w, st Tenness ee at reduced rates.
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He May Recover.

INDIANAPOLIS, August Sat Rockville,
Ind, to-day, Joseph Stout was hung for the
murder Of Tay lor Duobar, in November last.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-09

PHILADELPHIA, August S.-Three Of the
telegraph operators who have been out on
the strike returned to work at the Western
Union main office to-day.
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The striking operators returned 10 work tc-
day. The offcs here has now full force.
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A Noted Raee-HOrss.

ELKroN, KY.-D'. E B. Weather. Gays:
81 r, g .rd Browns Iron Bitteis ss a medicine
Of unusual WORTH"
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A PLUGS PUN.
A Forged Note Sent in the Name OF the
Ssrtk ers.
Wire.CufH x at New York Conf:nued-
kasiuess Delayed.

1t has iransPired, from the correspondence
below, that two OF The operators employed in
the Memphis office, no: satisfied with The ur
ored 10 throw s stigma against the good
reputation earned by the operators now on a
strike. Yesterday q prominent member Of
the Bro herhood was approached by Mansger
Howard and hsnded two messages, with the
request that he endeavor to ascertain the au-
thor, as they had been sent to the operators
upstairs, and had given ofense. The mes-
ssges were az follows:
To the 'Scabs:"S EG&
When do you think you will get promoted?
STRIKERS.
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CoDoRus, PA-The Rev. J. d. Zshring
says: Il was paral1zsd in my right eide.
The use of Browns lion Bitters enabled me
to walk"
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Agricultural and Mechanical College.
NTEXT session begins Sept. 10Th. Faculty Of
~ eleven Professrs. Gives Industrial Educa-
ton, Practical Agriculture and Civil Engfneerinx
Bpecialties Location on railroad, htRh and
healthy. Tuition free. Expenses low. For catA-
logue with particulars address
N y RnVn pr..sdans Auhur1