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The State of South Carolina

COUNTY OF ABBENILLE.
IN TIE PROBATE COURT.
William Il. Wright, rs Administrator of
Lorenzo ID. Wright, deceased, Plain
tiff against James NJ. Wright, John
NJ. Wright, ct al, Dcicndants.-Com-
plaint for Sale of Land to Aid i'll Pay
mcnt of Debts.
L WILL sell ut public ontcry at Abbc-
Vile c. H., on Saleday in November next
for the payment Of debts, the following
described real estate, belonging to the es-
tatc of Lorenzo D. Wright: deceased, to
wit: All that tract or parcel of land sit
uate in said County and State, containing
Eight Acres,
more or less, and known is the Dover
tract, bounded by II. &. Brownlcc, }. NJ.
Hawthorn, J. III. Green and others, upon
the following terms, to wit: Ohc-half
cash, balance on credit of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, secured
by bond and mortgage, or purchaser may
have option Of paying i'll cash.
J. FULLER LYON.
Judge Probate Court.
oct. S, 1856, If
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Watch Repairing.

r W. RYKARD has moved his shop to the
sD. shop on Main street, recently occupied
hv T. 81 kcuiou as II sewing machine office,
where he will he glad to serve his customers
10y any work in his line. fle repairs watches,
clocks, ,jcwcIry, guns, pistols etc., III I; Sklillul
manner nj low prices.
Ocl. O. lSNG, u
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Mules Strayed or Stolen.

OSE dark mouse colnrcd horse mule, heavy
built medium size. The otlrr black
mule. about the same size us th" first mem
toned mule. When last seen, Monday night,
0ciobrr 4 they were on the lands o. Mr.. John
AbIcs in While Lick, nn the Snake Road.
Liberal reward will be given for their r"cov-
nrv ID. y. WARDLAW,
0ct. IL. lSs(i If Abbryillr, ). E.
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Off to Charleston.

Mr.. Samuel A. Nisanska, with as good n
heart as ever pulsatcd in Il boys breast, is Off
to Charleston, where he will take position
rs clerk in drug store His high character,
his sterling worth, and his modest deiueanor
will win the good grdces Of those with whom
he NAV be associated.
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Real Estate Broker.

ty who desire 10 sell their property they
Should confer with Capt. J. #. Parks, or in
clSe any body is looking Tor land, they would
in like manner find 1t to their advantage 10
see him.
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Notice of Sale.
E,chty-Onc (sD Actcs,
Valuable Land for Sale.

r,IIE subscriber will sell at private sale. il'
A('KE.>; of valuable land. lying within
IL miles uf Wilmington depot. on me S',Nail.
nah Valley Raihoad, and wi!hin - ih'.GS "t
Wt carmel. on the sLmr road. lhr place
rnn,ainS Snnrnf The best qualilN"t NhD'vliie
lands about ~ lCr'i r"i'iS III "fi"li!'! "'S
;in,i about ID acres in creek toms. an.
:. +, ntJD. iit,MMl NI,r.h uiI Tia, prr'ili*es.
u i' VI - WM. GTTUllE.
Oct. l3, EsG, 1t
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NOTICE
TO
MANAGERS OF ELECTION,

l HE following persons have been announc
ed by the undersigned Commissioners OF Elec-
ton to act as Managers al theirrespeclivc pre-
clncts, for State and County Election. on No
vembcr2, 1876:
AbbeviIle.
w. s. Cothran, P b. Speed,
II. II. Hill.
AntrcviIIc.
4. NJ. Erwin, a. F. Carwile,
T.. d. Kay.
Bradley.
D, w. jay. A. Mcneil.
W. Z. Cothran.
COkesbury.
Stephen uerndon. &. NJ. Hodges,
q. l.. Common
Cedar Springs.
John Lyon, ]. c. McClain,
w. p. Dev,in.
DonaIdsviIIc.
J. W. Mattisoh, w Donald;
" y w. P. McGee.
Due West.
J. 3. Todd, +. W. 2. Nance,
NJ. B. Clinksc;les.
Greenwood.
G. 4, Barksdalc, II. II. Klugh,
J. r. Blake.
Long Cane.
y. c. Calvert, DIP. Hannah,
p. II. Eakin.
LowndcsvilIe.
I. H. McCalla, J. NJ. Baker,
J. B. Franks.
Magnolia.
L. C. Haskell, W. 4. I.anlcr,
&. C. Graves.
Mccormick.
p, L, sturkey, ]. {. Jennings.
Catlett Corey.
Mt. Carmel.
w. r. Powell, e. a. White,
b. Boyd.
Nincty-S;x.
T. n. King, l.. NJ Moore,
a. S. Osborne.
Troy.
F.. A. Cook, j. w. Lyon,
&. B. McCaslan.
One manager from each of the above pre-
cincts is hereby required to meet at the Office
of S. C. Cason, on Friday, the 22nd OF octo-
her. 1856. to receive instructions for conduct
,ng the election to be had on the first Tuesday
in November. Come prepared TO take boxes
for the election.
SAMUEL C. CAS0N,
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,,rr;,~c i'm Church Next Sunday.

we learn that Il loving couple nrc to be mar
ricd in Lebanon church next sunday, and it.
is said that - like interesting ceremony iS TO
L,, unr-nrmct, ut the sam" hour il the Baptist
church mt this place. "" are neither pro
pared 10 make proof of tia" reality 0i these
rurnors no, are Irc authorized Ia extend in
vitaiinnS. hut wc give The runor as we hear
H. Ask no questions.
The ladies should call at Y. G.. Jpcrrin's dru"
store, and inspect their beautiful goods. lOl3
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COSSfGNEES.

ENpnLSS-.i j.. Chalmers II TO. Mrs. :. IL.
Harden. G.. l.. I;rurc, Kubt.'H. Hood, Il. NJ.
Iia,ldnn & Co., Mrs. y. Il. Eucker, y. Morris,
6. \. Douglas.
FKEIGiIT-AIrs s. j.. Thomas. John Cowan,
w. II. Parker, Esq, Speed Ncuilrr.
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Call ON J. G.. Miller, at the old stand of Miller
brothers, and select II piece Of WOODEN goods,
suitable for gcntlcmrn'S and boys clothing.
IU-l3 If
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BIRTHS.

AZ Abhrviir. October II, to Mrs. j. W.
Thomson, Il daughter.
At Due West, October 5, to Mrs. John Pres
ly, Il daughter.
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Isc0<Iy.Mafle CIOthing.

Call on J. G. Miller, at the old stand of Mi
Ter Brothers, and order II suit of rrady.madr
clothing from the samples which he has on
exhibition. l0-l3. If
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good uvcr-coat and good suit Of
clothing 1or Winter can he bought very real
sonnbly at the store of White brothers. ln-l3
Seed oats. seed wheat, seed rye, seed barley
for >alc ny White brothers. lU-li
= Aldinr suitingS in all the Now shades with
trimmings to match. W. T.. Bell.
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Heavy Draft Mules for Sale.

PAIR OF HEAVY DRAFT MULES,
n five ~ years Old, seventeen QI) LANDS
high. Apply to ,,r,,,c,- rn,urr
Oct. H. 1856 It* .Abbcvillc, =. {.
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A DELIGHTFUL OCCASION.
Our Correspondent Goes to Mt. Car
mel and Makes a Pleasant Report
Of His Trim.

our correspondent NotS ~ Nhs' >"i
mel and Makes a Pleasant Report
of His Trip.
| Editor Press und Banner:
In company with friend last Friday after
noon we set out to attend an entertainment to
he given at Mt. Carmel for the heneht or the
PRESBYTERIAN church. \ delightful ride OF
about three hours brought us 10 that point on
the Savannah Valley Railroad. We reached
there short while before the entertainments !
there we could not avail ourselves OF the
pleasure of sight seeing in The "city,' but
took advantage of that time In enjoying me
company of some of the fair sex. We had
not long TO wait however before the curtains
were rolled back. The stage was beautifully
decorated with pictures, flowers, &c.
The first play was
"TIIE STOLEN JEWEL"
with the following characters:
kng irn1sas Alice lie ii'SM. Fi"w
Princess Aticc. Willie LeRoy.
Princess Sahina"..~""...."..MiSS Clara Gown.
Prince AL " Il. i; w MnrSnio, n,sa1ai
Marmadell, Queen of the good Fairics..."Miss
BOykin.
Marmadell's Attendants........Miss Fitz, Miss
AIatlle Boykn, and Miss Lcnnc GOWN
Zutirc. Queen Of the bad FairieS...Aliss Mamie
Gown.
Zulinc's Attendants Miss Maggie Gown, Miss
Bell FltZ and N ISIS katlc poWell
Alfon<o'S ."-"MeSSrS. Black ana
Riley.
The plav represented Il strife between the
good and bad fairies in which the good came
out victorious, Marrying Princess Alice and
not to the Princess Sabina, as desired by the
bad fairies,
GETTING OUT OF 4 DIFFICULTY"
The next piece was acted by the following
caste Of characters:
nellie Newcombe e...-......."Miss Matile Boykin.
Dick VIM, Riley.
Mr. Jas. kllcy.
Lawyer Ware. w. W. l5IacK.
The acting of this piece was good and was
enjoyed by every one.
"wITCIIEs IN TIIE CREAM"
This was the last piece, and was acted by the
following;
Mrs. Churndasher ..............M Miss Clara Gown.
Miss CIemantina Miss Willie Leroy.
Miss pickSpitlerS.. ........M Miss Mamie Gown.
Mr. Hezek!ah ROrlcboncS.....Mr.S :. ID. Wells.
Mr.. Harry HOlStcin ............Mr. NJ; w taSchal.
George Gaylock Ma2iSiratc.Mr. w. w. Black
After this piece the entertainment closed
with minstrel. which was quite good.
Sweet music was diScourscd between acts
by Messrs. c. w. Cowan, S. +. Cowan and w.
l.. Link.
Rcfreshments in the shape of ice cream,
cake, ,et.. were served.
The actors every one did their parts well,
and did great credit TO themselves, ana we
can say it was quite an enjoyable evening TO
all.
Mr.. J. P Smith, MS manager. deserves great
credit for the success of the entertainment.
About S4l.U0 was realized. NlSITOR.
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Osborn Reaper.

HAVE \ GOOD OSBORN REAPER, No
| 8, which has been uSrd fer two seasons,
that will sell at reasonable figures.
PATRICK ROCHE,
oct. l3 1856, 4t* AbbcvillC, =. G.
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Dress Goods.

Tho ladies would he amazed to examine the
fine dress goods of which j. c. Miller has sam
pies. Call early and buy amy number Of
yards at wholesale prices. lO-l3 II
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Cofins at Lowndesville.

w. SIt:N has CDFFINS ut l.owndcSvillc
Il, in care Gf Or. }. i. Mt;SEln. Inc
ncarsc will be sent from -tbbcrillr when rC-
Abbcvillc, May -, 1856. If
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Notice of Sale.
he State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
VIM. Moore. as Administrator, &C., Plain
eff against Annie Moore, John A.
Bell, ct al, Defendants.-Complaint
for Sale of Land to pay Debts.
i WILL sell at public outcty at Abbe-
Vile C. H., on Saleday in November next
for the payment of debts, the following
described real estate, belonging to the es-
tate of VIM. NJ. Bell, deceased, to wit:
All that lot or parcel of land situate in
the town of Lowndesville, in said Coun-
ty and State, containing
Eight Acres.
more or less, bounded by lands Of S. S.
Baker, #. Baker, Mrs. Mitchell and 9TH
ers, upon the following terms, to wit
One-half cash, balance on creditof twelve
months, with interest from day Of sale,
secured by bond and mortgage or pur-
chaser may have option Of paying all
cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Oct Q 1896 IF
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The State of South Carolina,

The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEvIT.LE.
IN TIE PROBATE COURT.
James D. Burton and Susan +. Lofts, as
Executor and EXccutrix, Plaintiffs
against Thomas y. Burton, John A.
Burton, ct all Defendants.-Complaint
for Sale of Land to pay Debts.
i WILL sell at public outcry at Abbe-
Vile C. H., on Saleday in November next
for the payment of debts, the following
described real estate, belonging.to the es-
tate Of Henry ]. Burton, deceased, to
wit: All that tract or parcel of land sit
uate in said County and State, containing
Two Hundred 81 Thirty-Tbree Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of j..
p. Burriss, J. p. Hall, Pink Simpson, j..
ID. Burton, Nettie i. Burton and Others,
upon tho following terms, to wit: One
half cash, balance OH credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale,
secured by bond and mortgage. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Oct, :. 1856, If
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EXECUTORS &ALH,,
The State of South Carolina !

COUNI1 OF ABbENlLLE-
Abraham Y. Thompson ct oil. vs.. Jane L. Todd
ct al.-Relief. -. -l5jr ~
In accordance with the provisions of tho
will of James r. Todd, deceased, and by virtue
OF an order of sale made in the above stated.
Eighth Circuit we will offer for sale at public (
Outcry, at Abbeville Z. H., s. e., on Saleday in !,
1856. within the legal hours of sale, |.
the following described property, situate in
said State and County, to Wit: '.:.'s Z
/. All that tract or parcel OF land known as
the Elbert johnson Tract, containing !,
Four Hundred and Folty-Two (442)
Acres,
more or less. bounded by lands of Estate OF I
Thomas Davis, deceased. by lands once the
lands of Joel ]. Cunningham. and Others.
.: Also, that tract or parcel OF land, con-
tanning
One Hundred and Ninety.Three Qo3) {
Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands OF Mrs Mar
s Also, that tract or parcel Of land, con-
tanning
si1ty-Two le2) Acres, !, !,
more or less, bounded by lands Of Jno McDill,
w. H. Austin, and others. - '..''-
4. falSoJ Gudt IiaSI VI PUlSSi VI iuhaS Soh-
tanning !
One Hundred and Fortv-Nine and
One-Half Q40D Acres,.
moro or less bounded by lands of w. b. Ack-
cr J. =. Gordon. and others. -. =" :
5. Also, that tractor parcel Of land, con-
taining g.! ~
One Hundred QoO) Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Jane Tay-
lor, w. c. Davis, and others. " .'f.- :,
G. Also, that tract or parcel of land, con-
tanning
Two Hundred and Five (2O5) Acres.
more or less, bounded by lands of Moses
Smith, j. ID. Necl, and others. J.
Divisions OF larger tracts mentioned above
will be announced OIL dny OF sale and plats
exhibited. Purchaser TO pay for papers
TERMS OF SALE2-0ne-third cash, balance
on one and two years time, with leave 10 pur-:
chaser TO anticipate payment. Credit portion
to be secured by bond and mortgage of prrm-:'
iscs sold Interest from day. of sale at 10 per
''''' t'- a. Y. THOMPSON,
HENRY NJ. YOUNG,
JAMES F.. TODD,
Executors OF James Il. Todd, Decd.
Oct. IS, lSS6 st
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ABBEVILLE'S ATLANTA.
THE GREAT COTTON MARKET OF THE
UP-COUNTRY.

More than Fifteen hundrt! Bales
BOuGhi-..ELigh Prices Paid---Sick-
ncSS---I.ove and Marriagc---A Re.
Inarkable Turn OEt-.-What the
AbbcvilIe Delegation are Expect
cd to Do...GOOd Farming.--LOts OF
n
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GUNS, BEeech and MuZZlG Loading

Pistols. Cartridges. Shells. and Loading I'm
also IL large stock OF Musical lnSlru-
mems Their stock of Hardware is complete.
They always have OH hand Il full and large
stock of
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Debtors and Creditors.

All, persons indebted to the estate Of Mrs
n +. f.. WATKINS, deceased, must make
Immediate payment, and all persons having
claims must present the same within Inlrly
dnvs H. w. SIGN,
Oct r. lSS6 It Administrator.
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Notice to Debtors
CUNNINGHAM & TBMPLETON.

A Ill persons indebted to the late firm of
~ CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON, mer-
chants at Abbcvile, are notified that they
must make immediate payment TO the under
sigucd. WALTER l.. MILLER,
Assignee.
J. R. CUNNINGHAM,
Agent ior Creditors.
Oct 13, 1856, st
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P. ROSENBERG & CO.,
Have Received Their Immense Stock
or Fall and Winter Goods.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!

V1OU will find their Stock OF Mems, Youths
and Boys, the best selection In the up.
country. The hest stock and the latest styie
Diagonal and Corkscrew ever bronShI 10 ,.i,i LIS
market both as Cutaways and Sack Suits
Alsoa large stock of OvercoatS. IN every style
and quality. 4 tremsndous stock or
Butte semi-weekly miner., 1886-05-12
bv some vandals. The train will probably

I by some vandals. The train will probably
be hauled out to-day.
After the departure OF the freight yes
terday afternoon the regular passenger
train for the south was made up and went
out few minutes late. The crowds then
began to disperse for their homes, and hall
an hour later the depot wascomparatively
deserted.
The shops are in full blast again. A
deputy sheriff is stationed in the pump
house.
Brakemen Pat Morley and Bruncratz
took Number 612 freight out yesterday.
The strikers still say they will not 60 to
work again under the new wages schedule,
but are ready and willing to re-
sumo work if their old rate of
wages is restored. Assistant Superin-
tendent Leslie says the old rate
resume work before O'Clock this morning
they can consider themselves no longer
m the Company's employ.
The damage to air brakes and cars is es-
timated at $4,000.
Assistant Superintendent Leslie ia con-
stantly receiving and d,spatching tele-
graphic messages iD clip er.
The track between Butte and Silver Bow
armed deputies.
A quantity OF grease was placed on the
rails just below the Co orado Slnelte,, but
a vigorous application OF sand counter
ac, ed it's effect on the engine wheels.
The railroad company has offered $500
for the arrest and conviction OF the per-
son or persons WHO removed the connect
ing bolt Of the switrh ut the Colorado
Smelter siding.
A late dispatc tch from Anaconda reported
general Joy down there over the news froa
Ea lie Rock and Butte.
The blacksmith shop at the depot is turn
ing out new connecting links and coupling
pins fast as Two men can make them.
Yesterday afternoon ii number of the
rewDy-ms de pins were placed TO cool at the
door of the sInithy, aud some enterprising
individual carried them off. That thief
would steal red hot stove.
Several pistol shots were discharged in
the neighborhood OF the depot. but nobody
was shot and the shootist could not be
found.
Butte semi-weekly miner., 1886-05-12
Eli Perkins.

A rare intellectual treat is in store for all
those who will visit the Renshaw Opera
House next Wednesday evening to listen to
the famous humorist, Eli Perkins. As "a
lecturer he has few equals, and is endorsed
by the press and clergy OF the United
States, who recommend him as man
whose oratorical powers are not only very
superior, but whose lectures tend to elevate
as well as amuse. He has lectured before
almost all the branches OF the Young
Mems Christian Association of this coun-
try, and is associated with such men as
Beecher, Proctor and Cook in their re-
spective lecture courses. Mr.. Perkins has
been dubbed the biggest liar in America, but
despite this title he is the most ''veracious
prevaricator" that has ever written for the
press, and every school boy is taught to
look upon Eli Perkins as an American
writer OF high standing. Last Saturday
night Eli lectured to large audience in
Salt Lake City, where he has spent a few
days studying the Mormon question. He
will probably write an extended article on
it for the New York papers. He lllecture
in Anaconda tomorrow night, and on
Wednesday night at the Renshaw. After
the lecture he viii be entertained by the
most prominent citizens. and probably
spend Thursday morning visiting our
mines previous to going to Deer Lodge and
Helena
Butte semi-weekly miner., 1886-05-12

On May l, 1886, the statue OF the late
Senator Hill, OF Georgia, was unveiled at
Atlanta, Georgia. The unveiling was made
the occasion OF much just eulogy, for Hill
was the idol OF the South, and the tributes
in his memory at the time OF his death are
still fresh in the mind OF the reader. Ben
jamin Harvey Hill was born in Jasper
County, Georgia, September IA, 1928. He
graduated at the State University in 1914,
and entered the profession OF law at La
Grange, Georgia, in 1916. In 1851 he was
elected member OF the Legislature from
Troup County, and,in 1856 was elector-at-
large on the Fillmore ticket and in 1857
ran on the American ticket for Governor,
but was defeated. In 1859 he was sent to
the State Senate, and in 1860 was an
elector on the Bell and Everett ticket He
was a. member OF the secession convention
OF January, 1861, and was an earnest ad-
vocate for the Union until the ordinance OF
secession was passed when he cast his for
tune with his State. He was elected to the
provisional Confederate Congress that met
at Montgomery, Alabama, February, 1861,
and was subsequently elected to the Sen
ate, serving there until the close OF the war.
He was arrested at his hons in La Grange,
in 1866 and confined at Fort Lafayette
until the July following, when he was re-
leased on parole. In 1867 he presided at
the Macon convention, for the purpose of
organizing he Democratic party. He was
opposed to the reconstruction programme
OF Congress. He supported the Greedy
movement, and on this line of policy COM
peted, in January, 1873, for seat in the
United States Senate. His competitors
were Gen. John B. Gordon, who though
he supported Mr.. Greely as the nominee OF
his party, disapproved OF the principles set
forth in the "New DEPARTURE platform,
and Alexander Stevens, who had utterly
opposed to the election OF Greedy, as we'll
as any departure from the principles of
Ieffersonian Democracy. In this irregular
contest Gen. Gordon bore off the palm, but
Mr.. Hill was elected to the Senate in 1877.
He died August 16, 1884.
Butte semi-weekly miner., 1886-05-12
M 4 VARIETY OF SUBJECTS.
p.;,road Strikes Completely Over in
Chicago-Cincinnati Not Quite
80 Sure of Success.
Tho Greek Question Still Unsettled
Blockade Established by the
POwers-ResignatiOns.
,,rr,hIp Crime of q New York Farmer
He Kills His Young Wife, Her
Lover and Himself.

cucAao. May lO.--AlI railways resumed
onorations this morning and are accepting
and caring for all freight offered without
r,,;t The situation, however, as affecting
tre;,ht handlers, is still unsettled and has
davc,oped unexpected phases. The Balti-
,,,,,,. {, Ohio set men to work this morning
,,,,cedipg them an ci hit hours working
day with nine hours pay. The freight
handlers of this road have NOT been acting
!, conccrt with the otner city freight ham
ders and gained their victory by indepen-
,;,,t ,ayotiation with the company. 1t ia
not known what effect this concession will
have among other roads. A committee OF
strikinr freight handlers OF the Chicago &
North western railway called upon the
officials this morning and expressed
:, desire to return to work on the old
basis. The company replied that new
men bad filed the entire working quota of
the company. 1t had no places to offer
the men who had gone out on strike.
Grand Trunk, Lake Shore Michigan Cen
tral. illinois Central IA nd Chicago Il Allan
tic took back the old men. The Ch cago
and Louisville and New Albany refused to
hire any of the old men.
All sash, door and blind factories started
I'D this morning On an eight basis and
nine hours pay.
AFFAIRS IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 1O.-The situation is
decidedly more hopeful to-day. Under the
shadow OF strong military force much Of
the fear that has led many doubtful work
ing men to go with their fellow strikers.
have returned t. work. Street repairing
has BEEN resumed. A large number OF fur
niture workers are again at work. and on
every hand indication are that the strike
i. growing less and less formidable.