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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money md sto
ofnrket.

kATAcNss .
New ioRK, March 6.-Moncy on call cas-,
.! sai1 per cent, last loan 2 per cent, closed oil
fetcd ats per cent Prime mercantile paper
ta7 per cent. Sterling exchange steady a
u s2><aisG. Sales Of stocks were go, ?07 shares
The stock market today was little more &C
tive, but this was entItely owing 10 the incrcas
| ed business IN Reading. and that stock agai,
furnished about Quo half OF tho entire bushes,
| In the listed shares. The speculation showed
no changes As far ~ tho general lbl IL concern,
%. and dullnsss and stagnatlon continue TO "
the only feature. =
Reading wa, the great feature OF the days OBJ
crations but Il was evident that the stock wa,
receiving support md there was none OF tho
weakness Of yesterday shown In the early trad.
Ing Tho stock declined from 37I3 10 8jss, but
afterwards recovered almost all It's loss and
closed at about last Cvculngs figures. The weak
point IN tho list In tho forenoon was Chicago
Gas, which dropped away sharply upon the 70.
ceipt OF TIE news that an application had been
made 10 place the property In the hands OF a
poratlOn. Louisville 4 Nashville was pressed
Tor sale, though there was no news OF charac.
ter 10 Affect tho prices. Tennessee Coal again
moved III lis usual crratic way, aud closed for
tue nay ner rent lower. Sugar was Alyo quite
efratlc. The fluctuations among the rest OF tho
list call Tor no comment whatever, and tho mar.
ket closed dull aud steady to Arm ut lnSiguIfl.
cant changes for the day. The advances are
more numerous tonight, but the only one Of
down ~
Railroad bonds more active; sales sf,5is, 600
Government aud State bonds dull and steady.
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Vhr Sntrllietnter.
once Nos. 26 and ~ Fourteenth Street,
LOSS,



.ondon Spectator. - N y.
Something Is gone; #...U.,
know It by this pain,
But yesterday had II; ... Fr
Tomorrow. though babe Il,
ltwouli not como again.
Something Is gonc;
What shall we that thing calf
touch, n tone, that thrilled me,
a hidden Joy that filed me!
Say. thai Is all. t.u
And now It's gone,
Lightly as first II came: 'p.H
Thesky little colder,
Tho heart little older, ,.... o.. WI.
All else the same.
AL else the same?
Odeath, Rll.coycring seal
Come with thy Hoods and drown me:
That Thing sought to crown mo
Was all tho world to mo. M
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NEW YORK. March q. - Flour ruceinis I, ,oD
packages; eIDoris s,S harres and II Ky ni.S.
Mes 1850 barrels Wheat Iec s ,' hGss
els: expcrts XII hnshIS' .Isei ~ es Sa Dush'
els Of lninres and 1900 bushels OF spot; spot
MARKET . quiet and easier: No. red Sc ungrnded
req '9as5Ac; No. l northern NLa9i14c; No, i
AL a,. M5+c; options moderately active aud
sy sss!as7c co stT aafc s'. VS. Aprli sG2se:
S Snaslg a. Stbc: July Sl3s4siAc. closing al
strong: western 6,a5!e Corn, receipts t; IS N 80
b ushcIs 81 eaafo,m l$S bushels; s9les $1,000
market moe,cy a an a'o 6ushss o. spot
sal%S: March 3a3.aGlsc closing at s51sc: April
S9S1Ie; Nay sIa3!Ac. closing at SIC: July 3slzc,
H Dmsh ieceifis O9.V0 bushels; exports l33, 100
,sa GS S sa,es 1990 bushels Ct futures mud
March 29c: April 2s!tc; May 271sc: spot No. :
Wills ~ aN'sa5c; mixed western 27Ea3OiIc;
@ VINE 40 29&a3ic: No. Chicago S0Hc.
S &c wee sea!iS and i5asO points up March l7l0a
SSaiS c Jniy " sS: June
l665c: December l65GalG.GOc: Jau,iary Ia soc.
actiye Mnias.as I, ~, lao ousne ntAet nhu la!r!y
Resin quiet TnTnrniimo e s s;O.h isilow hrm.
and actiye: we.ia lvn' iH s'eany. EgEs nrmer
steady old mess so g. do now s 3G!et "1 I'd
siIonrf p' sna ~ a9 o. cut meats dull Lard
aaG c. MAJ WILL ~. " ,na 5 steam Gpc Earch
to5cr Csc Hu,e1 s,e aas oSe !aiy ae: oe
dairy iSaiSc. ctcsm s.SI!. Esih 3ilc: western
western Iusio, steADle's l'a.'e' Cheese strong:
"S c,'.a .o",v7c'
cha1ac;er Nv. ,aaSn nmIsadtns was OF restricted
session were WIEN tuaI n. ~ me end Of the
however WE were w9ih t,on marrow limits Changes
the Established ronv ,seTTSSa a occurrence within
oletinus ht NJ rnn ia s mere were pretty fur
and there se m9 Iyss 9 s were pressed Oh sale
trading light principally local p3 s,s Corn
provisions md nr,c .eI rH, way manifested IN
chourod. Eiou u ,irm fned steady and un.
cash No. spring 1sc: No. a sntnss EGi< Mnsat'
red 7sc: March 77.a;sc eIosI1sp ' o., sn no:
7s4a195e. closing at e: july 6La q; NAY NAY
May 2yAa:9c, closing At 29s;c: Imiv MA rs 1
cash No: aud March eO.e; MAY sIaIc: . p Imns
81 Soa9 IS: NAV sid oiTao ~ Ssn anu March
s uh s!o 9salo r. closing at $40 TO- Lard, eash
anu Asleh 5.s, 300: May 5.9714c: June 6,oSLc.
l saeon snos. !sns +Sa'9oc shoulders
changed
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NEW YORK, March G:-pig iron quiet. Copper
3s7H. TIN steady; straits $50 co. - =
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FROM WHEELING STATION,
VANAWHA & OHIO RAILWAY.

TX AN 4 W LA q OIIIO NAILW Az,
~ fnoBr. ". KELLEY, Rsceiyer.l Z,
iKanawhA Short Line. Schedule In cnect
February 8, 1859, tsubject TO change without no.
ticc.> Trains leave. Wheeling 1880 4. m via
Ohio River Railroad, arrive Charleston B:S n.
m. Leave Charleston 6:l5 n. ~, arrive Wheel.
Ing 7:45 p. m. via y. \. r. r. Lenyc Charleston
umbus and Panhandle, daily except sunday
"Ccnifal Standard Time" Sundays only, trains
leave Charleston S:ooa =. h., arrive Wheeling T:k5
D. m. via o. 4. R.R. NI 10 = : ~ -
Apll ,E.H a. GEO. J, ERMLICH, q. A.,
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The majesty of the law is oftentimes
not rs great.as the majesty Of the law
YER
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CLEANSE the liver, stomach, bowels
and whole system by using DR.. Pierce's
Pellets,
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THE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
- Sa bright, sparkling, instructive family
journal. II 10 original X every department,
clean In every line and suited AZ 1t Is intended
10 interest and Improve every member OF tho
J family, whether In city or county.
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ClSclSSATI, o., March o.-Cot,on steady; mid
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Petroleum.

New YORK, March G-petroleum opened steady
a. VIC; and after yielding slightly moved up to
at G5hzc., Stock Exchange: Opening 031c; high.
est 9lG: lowest 93c; closed ut y3Lzc; sales .5s0VO
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
- TRAlNs-on and after Nov. u, lSs9.-EI.
Gay excepted. monday excepted. iSaturday
e1ceptcd. Sunday only. Saturday ONLY
EAstern Standard time
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CHICAGO, March 6.-Cat,ie-Receips 14.0o0
head: shipments 1900 head: market slow and
loaeoc lower; beevcS s. 50a5 l6 steers s. 2Oi 90;
s 81 ana feeders g saS Gg con fed westerns
HoGs-Rccetpts 5000 head; Shipmeuts 9,0OO
head; market a shade lower; mixed s. sOai 05;
light and heavy s. S5at 05; skips s. 3Ua3 %.
Sheep Receipts 5000 head; shipments 5000
neg narke l'tronC and loc higher; natives 81 IS
Al Co. lamhr q, Mas IN ~ W. w
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wy Central Standard limo.
VgzPnnSyIvanid lings.}

~ TFToW bridgeport StHtIOn,
Trains via the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland. 1850 A. N, For Pittsburgh, 1922
For Pittsburgh and New York, 2:H p. IN. For
Yteubcnvllle, 1893 a. m.
l'ralls arrive at Bridgeport at 1853 a. m, 1922
4. m; FPS p. M, 1871 =. m, and 1862 =. IN.
p. NJ; from East Liverpool, ll:l2 p. m,
2 FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati q 81,
Louis MISUNDERSTANDING Rsute-lcaycWheel.
Ing for stenbenyllle, Pittsburgh aud the East,
G:a0a. M, 12:45 r. N $50 D. M, and $40 p. m.
For Columbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis aud St.
Louis, GO Il. m. and $40 p. NJ. For Columbus
and Chicago l2:i5 p. m. Trains arrvcGt Wheel
INK at $50 &. m, 1000 4. H.. 2:45 D. m. and $40
D. m. Trims leaving At Go a. IN. and arriving
At $40 p. m. run solid between Wheeling and
Plttkbnrgh. All trains daily except Sunday.
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A Still Alarm-"Fly the revenue Off
GERS art coming!" rI..
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FOR SALE,

Ton roo,ncl brick house. fronting 9j feet on
South Penn street; Can easily bc converted into
Five ,oomcd house IN good repair, at l35 South
FIVE Ioonicd house, ?iSorth broadway, s, 800.
A rood xix rUOined house. good location, ~
Kentucky street, cheap-sl,iW
Three doomed brick house, 70 South Huron
street, $500
new double brick house, 81 and % North
Huron s:eet Contains natural md city gas.
vii nay 10 per cent AZ nh Investment. S2,7bO.
A thrce,st0ry brick building, 1OS Main street,
$500.
Fen roomed brick house. 40 Eleventh street,
$500,
4 fruit farm, within sight OF this city, con.
uln!ug ~ nctcs. with all the most productive
aud paying varieties Of fruits. Just In their
prime. Alta great bargain.
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BUILDING LOTS.

DUlLulSu LUIS.
Lot S7kxia0, South Pom, west side, choice
location, sls0.
lot Wll!1, North Huron, old Fair grounds,
$50.
10. 10OxlOo, southeast corner OF Main and
Twentyscventh streets. 81, $50.
lOtn0rthwest corner South York and Virginia
street 81 $50.
Lot Jp13OJ. North Front street, 81. 800.
Lot GOxlUO. Fifteenth street, Sl,i0u.
Lots OIL Erie street, old Fair grounds, 30xl20,
t5O.
Lots In Zaue's Orchard, from 500 up, accord.
Ing TO location.
Lot 5exiC0, s6Hth side Fourteenth street, near
school house, sl,15u.
lot ll!xl2O, south Penn street, sl,250.
Lot north side Fourteenth street, can build on
any part Of II, hize G0xl2O, SOD.
Farms. large and small Great bargains In
West Virginia Wild lands.
Good .iocIs always on hand for sale.
GO. SMITH,
iriT 100 MAIN STREET.
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, March 6-Cnttle-Reccipts
5S head; shipments 400 head nothing doing,
al! through consignments Hogs-Reccipis
600 head: shipments 1900 head: market &c.
1--WE: medium and selected 81 20l4 is; common
Ing doing. :" = - ~
CiScISSATI. O., March G.-Hogs firm; common
ana light ~ Coal 10; packing and butchers 81 Goa
10; receipts 1000 head; shipments 500 head.
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nH1O RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
~ ~ Table taking effect November a. 1859.
1 rhSsscnSeT trains Will run aS iollows--Ccntral
thus which do not run Oh Sunday:
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noNDa AND STOCK ouorArloSs-cLosgp ED.

Y. "a. tcg.-."...".l2t,toh Ohio 4 Mississippi 70
Y. y. q coupous...l2lt do prcfcrred..... -
y. =. ~ rcS".....-l03h Oregon lmpr' WENT Il
y. .. ~ coupon"- l0334 Oregon Nav......... %
racine y OF 'G.".ll6 Oregon Trans....-.. a,1+
Adams ExErcss.".lbl Pacific Mail....,....... 81
american ExprCss-ll1 acknowledgements "
Sanaua laclllc.".- 7!Hllullman lalace...... 1907
Canada Southern. 6ssi Read aJ.
Csnttal paciiic.--. Rock lslnud :....... 901ss
Chesapeake 4 Ohio % |st.L. & Sun Frat.,.. IS
90 atst preferred. 69stst; Paul ,....,...... tGss
40 second prefd. 81 do prefCrred......lH
Ghi. hur. 4 Quincy. l031 81. Paul 4 Omaha, 81
Del. 4 liudsOn.......l49LI do preferred. ,,. o.
Del, Lack & " est l2Jsl Tenn, Coal & Iron. Is
Denver 4 X. G....... 10 Texas raciic......,, 49,.
Union Paciilc.....,. coz
Fort Wayne ".......l53 y. s. EXPRESS ..,.,,,. y,
l!llh0a Centrnl.....ll5 W., ST. L. 4 P......, IL.
Kansas / Tcxas...... lO1 do prclcrrcd.....,. ii.
Lake Shore. |Wells.Farpo Ex. IiO
Louisville 4 Nash. S31llWestcrn Uujol. SSI.
Memphis ( Chas.... 81 Am. Cotton OIL. ~,
miehisan Central. w Colombo Coal........ AZ
Missouri Pacitc... ri Iron Silver,
Nashville ( ChAtt. fGj tQuicksftyer ,.......
New1ersey ceutral.lly do prrfurrcJ....... sIn
Norfolk & W.prctd GOAlSuiro 80. .,.....
Notlhern rhcitlc.. &E, Rlchm'd & ". PIT. 2OH
10 plelclred.....- ~ AtchisOn............3 81
S9lthwesletn; .......los Lead TruSt....... l7,4
do preicrred.-.. III !, Sugnr. ,,,,,,.,.., as,
New York Central, ,lOlti o'<s
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NTerit Wins.

A Kentucky Minority-Those who are
not majors. .
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Metals.

BRADFORD, Pa, March 6.-Petrolcum opened
a. g.97+c; closed at 931c: highest 935.c; lowest
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Medical,


-or Till
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
Combined with the medicinal
virtues Of plants known to be
most beneficial to the human
system, forming an agreeable
and effective laxative to perna-
ncntly cure Habitual Consti.
patton, and the many ills de-
pending on a weak OF inactive
condition of the
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS.
Ills ,hemost eseelleu.rsmedy known,o
cLEdHsE THE SYSTEM EEfEcTvALLy
When oneis Bilious or Cou,,pa,ed
so THAT
PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP,
HEALTH and STRENGTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Every one is using it and all are
delighted with it.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FoR
SYRUP OF figs
MANUFACTURED ONLY uY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
.r u. SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. kX NEW YORK. n. T.
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Through tickets, and bags. rge checked, TO al
points; FOR rates and other in. formation address
W.. ROBINSON. g. P. A., Patke:sburg.
>. 4: J. BAEDY, 4. 9. r. A.. Petersburg.
w. II. OSBORN. s. T. A.. P0mt. 10y, Ohio.
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CITY. March G.-Petroleum opened al 93c
highest vic; lowest 921sc; closed at 0S;sc; salct
nVo barrels: runs G. .a5 barrels charters Sc. 50s
barrels; shipments GS,50 barrels. -
PITTSBURGH, Pa. March G.-petroleum fairly
active and firm; opened ut 9a77sc; closed at TlIc
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A iifteen.mile journey is an average
days work for q horse. How far does
the COW travel in poor pasture, nipping
penuy-weight Of grass here and there,
to get her daily ration? Then she is
expected to pay for it through the milk
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There are at the present time in Ger.
many upward Of 600 cooperative cream.
cries. Of this. number 302 are situated
in the province Of Schleswig, Holstein
where they are chiefly engaged in pre-.
pairing butter for export to the Eng lish
p,ortaf ..r -.
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ToLLno, g. March G-wheas active and weak:
August 7s!!ac. Corn duff; cash 3Ohc: NAV aic
Oats dull: cash $50. Cl0verseed dull and
steady: cash aud March s. 30; April s. nv: &c.
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FOR RENT.
Trustees Sales,

Real Estate, Stocks & Fire Insurance,
ll63 MARKET STREE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-08-27
THE RAILROADS COMBINE.
WAstern Managers ThraAten TO sIOl
Every Wheel.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-'Every Chicago
railroad and all their connections and
every railroad in the United States
will be tied up unless there is with
drawal of the demands of the striking
switchmen of the Stock Yards Switch
ing Association"
These were the words of General
Manager Chappell, of the Alton road,
stock yards. 1.-The railroads will not
grant the demands of the switchmen
and will not yield to their threats, ="
continued Mr.. Chappell.
mo amount of injury to property or
months of idlensss, and not even the
loss of every cent of revenue by every
Chicago road will sweree the railways
from this course.
"This matter was discussed at q meet
ing of the general managers last night
after word had been received that the
stocky ards switch men had struck. The
general managers of nearly all the roads
were present, and they were fortified
by the presence of many presidents and
vice-presidents. ALL were authorized
at previous consultation to enter into
an agreement to fight to the end, no
matter what the res ults may be, and
every man spoke and entered into such
an agreement, which 10 that all Chicago
railways will stand together as one in
dividual to oppose the unjust demands
made upon the Stock Yards Switching
Association or upon any of the in
terested railways.
cit is the 6rst time that the railways
ever united. They will stand firm as a
rock, however, If it ties up every road
in the country indefinitely and bank
rupts all of those waging the war. |
expect every Chicago road will be tied
up. How much further the war will
extend no one can foretell.
"The railroads have dissolved the
Switching Association and each road
will do its own switching. The strikers
have been discharged. Considerable
freight was moved to-day under police
protection, the railway officials hand
ling the switches themselves and in
some instances handling the engines.
The strike to this time has caused loss
to all concerned of 100000.
THE great problem is, Will the en-
ployes of the various roads onsent to
do this work, formerly done by the
strikers, or will they declare they are
taking the place of the strikers in doing
this switching and refuse to enter the
yards If the latter position be as
sumed by the employees of the various
lines, every road entering Chicago may
be tied up before forty eight hours, as
there is no doubt to-day will see every
road attempting to do its own work"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-08-27
THE SITUATION AT ALBANY.
Confident Statements Made that the Fcd.
Grafton Would Also Soon strike.

Confident Statements Made that the Fed.
Grafton Would Also Soon strike.
ALBANY, N. Y. Aug. 27.-The conf
dence of the strikers in the result being
in their favor was increased last night,
the reason being that of an assertion
made by Mr.. Lee that he has almost
positive information that the Fedora
tion that met in Terre Haute will yet
order a strike. When confronted last
night with the statement, Mr.. Lee said
that he had reason to believe that Mr.
Powderly had been privately advised
that the order would strike for griev-
ances of their own. When asked how
such a strike would be brought about,
he said the scheme prepared was for
firemen and brak emen to refuse to work
on trains with scabs, or made up by
scabs.
Mr.. Lee makes still another state
ment. 1t is that when he ordered out
the Knights on the Central road he
only did so in certain cases. He claims
that there are still 1000 Knights at
work on the Central. When the gene
raj call is issued these men will come
out, thus crippling the road.
He refused to answer a question as to
when the general call will be issued by
the General Executive Board.
The pay car at West Albany paid off
1900 men, strikers who formerly
worked in the shops. The question
was "Here is your pay. 10 you want
to return" If no answer was given
in the affirmative the man was dds
charged. Not one of |, 200 accepted the
Offer to be taken back.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-08-27
MASS MEETING IN NEW YORK.
A Large Assembly Addressed by Pow
derby and Other Labor Leaders.

A Large Assembly Addressed by Pow
derby and Other Labor Leaders.
New YoRK, Aug. 27.-About 1000 per-
sons assembled iu Union Square last
night in response to the call for a meet
ing of sympathy with the New York
Central strikers.
Speeches protesting against the ac-
ton of the Plnkerton men Mt Albany
and elsewhere, the action of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers and of
the officers of the New York Central in
particular were made by Mr.. Z. v
Pow derly, Robert Blissert, Mrs. Marga-
ret Moore and others, and resolutions
of like purport were adopted.
Mr.. Blissert and Mrs. Moore recited
the wrongs inflicted upon the workers
by capitalists, and urged workingmen
not to vote for the party that supported
capitalists. 1t was Chauncey NJ. De-
pew's highest ambition, Mr.. Blissert
said, to be at table with the Prince of
Wales at the head. The country did
not want that sort of man for Presi-
dent.
Mr.. Powderly said it was announced
from Terre Haute last night that the
Supreme Council of the Federation of
Railroad Employees had endorsed the
action of the Knights in the present
strike. There were men in other Or
carnations who were waiting for a
popular movement. He did not care;
he would go on and fight until the cap
italists of the country were over
thrown. Though the Central claimed
they were moving freight, they were
not. If that monopoly cannot move
freight, the State must be called upon
to compel it to surrender its charter to
those who will move freight, or to the
State.
Yesterday he had met twenty men
who had been discharged. OF that
number oaly one had been charged
with any offence, and that was insub.
ordination in refusing to work over
time. Not one was charged with in
competence.
There is, ne said, an organization of
labor with its headquarters at Cleve-
land. Its chief is P. NJ. Arthur (hisses).
1t contains men who will stoop to take
the place of brother man. This is
what the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers have done with the consent
of Arthur. The Brotherhood is good,
hut it has bad chisf. 1t was all ar
ranged for Arthur to be hidden in
Cleveland while Depew was in Europe.
No one can get at them. The people of
the land do not want q coward for
President, a man who runs away when
there is fight ahead. The battle is a
strike of the people and must be fought
at the polls.
The State Board of Arbitration are
fishing in the Adirondacks instead of
attending to their business and they
must 6e made to do their duty.
We have an army of hired assassins.
They should be put down. He was al
ways opposed to strikes, he said, but
they would not give in until they had
gained a victory in this case.
Appropriate resolutions were adopt
ed. A letter from Samuel Gompers,
president of the Federation of Labor
| indorsing the strike was read.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-08-27
IA GENERAL CALL
All the Vanderbilt Road
Knights to Go Out.
WESTERN SITUATION.
Critical Condition of Affairs at Chicago
Among the Railways.

The Pay Car Mt AIbany-Not One of
1900 Knights Go Hack-1he Mass
Meeting at New YOrk-Hartf"rd Meet
in. Tenders Aid aud Svmpathy--The
StOckyard strike.
New York, Aug. Eft is generally
reported that D. A. 246 has called out
every Knight of Labor on the Wander
bilt connecting lines, but the report
cannot be confirmed.
Mr.. Powderly says he was not aware
of any such action, though it might
have been taken. If so it had occurred
after his departure from Albany.
He had seen but two freight trains on
his way nown from Albany, each COM
posed of about 30 cars, but 10 of which
were loaded. ''This is an example of
the regular business which Mr.. Webb
claims the company is doing"
He was told in Albany that 450 car
loads of beef had been buried there,
having become spoiled by delay.