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OOLTJMBUS, GEORGIA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 1877.
NO. 175
THEY GAIN IN STRENGTH.
mown!
Th. Wsetfleld oompany of aokUan, after
killing —vsral rioters, won driven from
their quartan. 8omo of tho ooojujr
i shot by tho rioters, who got pomm
of tbo Wtstflald oompany’* rifle*.
ACCESSIONS FROM ALL POINTS.
Am liyuJ I# Tkoo 11 hk
^pu>wN|v Jwwy nllf If
ipl^H Rd«
a# Iko Agulgw
Only pontnl eon won ell# wad to loan
Indianapolis aftor midnight
mono itum moon ion aaumconn.
Washington, doty 84.—Two oampanln
United Btatoa troops paasad Poogh-
kaspaia an rooks for Baltimora from tbo
lakaa.
by Loom FMag at
Raiding KM Fin and Wound Twen
ty-Fin CRinm, including
Fin Policemen and
Two Woman.
Uko Mara ratal Map at nafhla
■afiaoO—Ttaa ' dtoaua* Roaae
. ktok e* for Oklnns in Son Francisco
> SWATH* marshal to roan hum
nt muu-wf. Williams Duum to
amkamaa nom to maaaaTa pnaom—
mmairutat m to quit won at
Albany, soon—tbb, itnnu, obioaoo,
at. noma and othnb rontra—obbat
ittoraia, or tioi, ximLDM—u. a. moi*
mwt awiTOMD orr but naim oohnio.
tiom—nyniTH nsonaorr hi—p nr mew
TOUHRUXUa TBLBOBAFK OOTKBNMKNT
TO raoi LAIIIIOII SOAD TO BUM PAS
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AVPBBnVDBD AT TABIOUB PLAOBB—COMB
OITZBB BATB VOBMBD TIOILAMOB 00MMIT-
VO TBOUBLB ZM EBMTUOKT.
Wabuotom, Jalj 24.—Gov. MoOrory,
of Kontooky, ha* bo approheoflion of
teOBblolo Kantucky.
ono.
Only ono train running from OUvaland.
Short of aooommodAtiona.
BOUTBBBV CANADA BTBIKB.
Tho flfBBun, BwitohaMB and hrakomon
at Bloonm on tho Bontham Canada Bail*
iqm itruflk.
oolukbus nrnaaua raomotmo ti
A masting of tba oitiaana of Columbus,
Ohio, took a asrions Ti.w of tbs aitnation,
and 500 of thorn wors snroUad aa apaoial
polios. Tba mnnioipal anlborittea have
garriaonad points Ukaly to bo motoatod,
missousi paoipio amroaa waobb.
Tba Ml—oori Paciflo Road baa raatond
Mo strika on that road is prob-
BK)T AT OMASA.
A Tory turbulent masting ooourred at
Omaha, Nebraska. After tba masting tba
roughs paradad tba town hooting, bntdo-
iai.no Tiolanoa.
arnmana aiding to kup oasis ai
soma.
Tbs Mayor of St. Lonia baa ordered the
saloons closed. The strikers enforoed
tka order. Food for stock is allowed to
panC Many indnatrias are paralysed for
want of fuel. Overtures for aa omnibus
Sompromise of ail tba roads oantering at
Bait St. Lonia failed. Tba strikers are
orderly, bat express a determination
fight it out. A number of strikers are
1 special polioe by the Mayor
i railroad property. Tba
strikers' meeting nominated this apaoial
The night swttokmsa on tho Miohigaa
Oaotrat bora atrnek.
Than is no undue excitement in Obi-
nap.
AnAn> jaasar imeoro bywpatmiex wim
Janan Onr, Jaly 84.—Tba city is dts
orderly bat'under control. Ooraroor
lag
la ban toped a proclamation request-
weli dhpoaad people to repair to their
Troopo-will bo mored from Faroey City
and Trenton and other places to prevent
.UMtoftHtonJaetion with the mob.
■mnnwnii stonkd sm> maun nx
■ aooone us tbakp*.
Tba Rayantb Regiment, after a
Mtog nt tba armety in Mew Yack, was
atoned and btorod by a large arowd of
trampn and roughs. Tba street was
aleared by the polios. Tba troops be
haved wall.
J—M—XLVAMIA MILITIA AT BnADlXO KILL
mm ann wound TwxxTT-nva omsane,
ncuuptao so mb rouomm.
The aoidiere at Beading, Pa., fired on
riila—I indl.misiianiely, killing five and
I twenty-five, Including five po-
t and two women,
mrux'i squab*.
John Swiatoa has bean eel cat «d to pre-
Ida at Tompkin'e Square to-morrow
Tba Maw York Central baa stopped
lag UBkAii UyoBd Roobwltr.
MBOBOBB IN BABBMBUBO, FA., BUPFBBBBIP.
The sight in Barttobnig war vary dia-
orderly, UbM1 tba RHppii look tba mat-
tor in thatr own bands and dispersed the
rioters, who war* parading tba streets.
Mo Aooting was xoqoind. Far ■ fi
bmna the telegmphan were oampaUad to
Tba mob at Baffalo fired the
Rhone paint abop and n nnntbar of cam.
Lonia that a large body of strikers have
left there for the Missouri Paaifio shops,
eitnated in the western part of tho ally.
It to thought they Intend to foroa the man
than to leave work.
nrmcao nmunt.
Pmsaumo, Inly 84.—The ally to entire
ly tranquil. Railroad affaire unchanged.
HoaaaLLSviLLa, Inly 84.—Donaboe,
leader of tho striker*, to arrested and bald
wobkmsx oo kb tu omnasa.
A masting of workman at San Francis-
10,000 strong, adjourned after wreek-
a Chinese wash house, makiag their
way homowasda in aqnada. They piped
hind, of projects on Uto Chinese.
Three hundred policemen prevented them
from reaching the Ohthaee quarter. Stones
and oluba were need, bat no firearms. The
demonstration seem, to have been a frol-
and by 2 o'clock all was quiet.
BTBIXXai STBOHO AMD BBTTBB OSOAMIXID
AND WILL BDPPOST MUNIOIPAL AUTHOBX-
Ttm IP MILITIA WILL STOP WILD SHOOT-
iao.
W a. him o to if, Inly 24.—There are few
details from the North regarding tba
railroad troablaa. There have been no
overt aota thir morning. The atrihera
arc beooming organized, and indloationa
are that they will aid the mnnioipal au
thorities in roving property, if the awk.
ward militiasquad* will flop their wild
■hooting. Trade and travel in the die-
torbed dlstriota, which extend from tha
Mississippi to tha Atlantio and from Ma
son end Dixon'a line to tha lakaa, oon
tinna paralyzed.
XXW mXOLAND aoAoe
Washington, inly 24. — Maaaangara
from the Baaarr (?) are reported on the
New England roads, persuading them to
atriko. They are dissatisfied with their
pay, bnt do not deem a strike advisable.
The streets of Wo rooster, Male., however,
are full of rumors of an engineers' strike
on the Boston and Albany Road. Tha
managers of that road apprehend
trouble nnleu tha New York Central
■trike.
1,000 araixn at wan Albany.
One thousand man of the Wait Albany
■hops have joined the strike, and are
coming to Albany late this afternoon.
Moan Aoutaaioirs to tu ktkixb.
Tba strike baa become general all along
tha Cbioego and Canada Bontham main
line, and the Toledo and Detroit division.
A meattag of railroad and peaking
at Kansas City a truck. The coopers are
about joining them. The miners of
Beaver Brook mines at Undried, Pa.
atrnek. Mo violenoe. Shop .hands and me*
obiniets at Seranton, Pa., were compelled
to quit work.
TBB GRAND ABMT OP TU BZPUBIgO
at Philadelphia has taken measures tie or
ganize for the eupprezeion of the strike.
There are 17 poets in that oity. Their
aervioee have been accepted by Mayor
Stokeiy, who has also increased tha polioe
foroe to 1,S00.
MAIL AXD PAamXQIX TBADM BUNKING OX
BALTIMORE AMD BBII BO ADS
Baltimore, July 24,—Trains from Bal'
timore are running to Weahington and
tha West on tha Baltimore and Ohio Bail,
road, and nil trains on tha Baltimora and
Potomao and Northern Central roads.
The Northern Central road receives no
freight Mail and passenger trains over
the Erie passed Homallaville, Mew York,
safely to-dey.
NEW JBBSZX AND NSW TONE,
The strike made oo progress in Mew
Jersey to-day, and New York State to
tranquil aa oould be expected. Energetio
preparations have been adopted in both
States, whioh seem heartily supported by
tha people.
IN INDIANA.
The strikers took possession of the
Union depot, at Indianapolis. Only pos
tal oars dapsrt. Tha Indianapolis, Chi'
oinnsti snd Lafayette, ths Indianapolis,
Bloomingtoa snd Western, and the Indi
anapolis, Peru and Chicago roads are not
in tbe strike, hot are prevented from
working. Governor Williame and Mayor
Cavan both deoline to interfere, except to
suppress or prevent violenoe.
AT ST. LOUIS—VIOTOBT OB BUIN.
Only postal oars leave St. Lonia eaat
ward. The strikers there say there to no
middle ground in this oaaa. It to either
absolute viotory or defeat with them, and
they propose lo make the issue square and
elaSriy defined from now on, and to affect
this they will put a total embargo on
freight and passenger traffic. Their or
ganisation increases in strength and per-
feotaeas every hour, bnt so long aa they
era not interfered with in their purpose
to obtain what they oonsider fair and just
remuneration for their labor, there will
be no'violefaoe or disorder, but if they are
foroibly opposed there will be trouble,
and plenty of it
Tha oitiaens have obtained oontrol of
OOLUMBUS, OHIO,
snd general Industry ia resumed.
STRIKERS AS POLICXMI* AT INDIANAPOLIS.
At Indisnspolis over two hundred spe
cial polios have bsen sworn in, many of
whom ire strikers themselves, who thus
deolsre their intention to proteot proper
ly-
ozn. Jinr davib’ beoiment sided orr
WOBKMBN TO BE TOBCZD INTO SUBMIS
SION AT ST. LOUIS.
Bt. Louie, Jaly 84.—The report last
night that two companies of United
States troops passed through here to a
mistake. Two hundred and fifty man,
Gw. Jeff 0. Davis’ regiment, have bean
switched off on a aide traek at Sedalia;
bnt wbather by tbe Missouri Pacific, or
by tha Mtosonri, Kansas A Texas Railroad
man, or by outside parties is not reported.
Advioca have just ooasa from Eaat St.
YIUILAHOa OOMMRTU AT KAVarVILLB,
ono.
Zausvillb, July 24.—A vigilance com
mittee, composed of a thousand of tha
boat eittaena, have orgaalaed.
BOW MAHA AH SBNT ISO* BZW Toax—
OBHTBAL BA1LBOAD BUNNINO—TOMPKINS
■qUABB MBBTINO.
Nxw Yobx, Jaly 24.—Foot master James
■aid to-day that there was no interference
with the mails for Mew England nnd tha
Southern Slates. All through mails for
tha West, Southwest and Middle States
are despatched by way of Canada, on tha
Mew York Central and Great Western
Railroad.
Mayor Ely to-day visited tha Grand
Central Depot and had a oonsultation with
Superintendent Touoey, of the Maw York
Central. Reports from the interior line
of that road ware favorable. Tha Mayor
and polioe authorities do not anticipate
any tranb.le in this oity ia regard to tha
meeting in Tompkina' Square to-morrow
evening. It to suggested that ail good
citizens keep away, and not oounteoanoe
or entourage, Icy their preaenoe, aay dis
turbance. A large foroa of polios will be
present to preserve order.
PBOtPaOT OP A COLLISION AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Special lo tnquiremSun.]
Indianapolis, July 24.—It to probable
Judge Gresham, of tha U. 8. Circuit
Court, will this evening or to-morrow as
sert his authority over the L, 0. A L.,
and I., B. A W. railroads, whose rooelv
era were appointed by him, nnd will di
rect tha U. S. Marshal to aid the receivers
in moving trains. This may bring nbonl
n toliiaion with the strikers. Bo far the
strikers have not bean opposed and noth
ing attempted to test ths eztent of thsir
determination ; therefore all to qnlst.
sraixaas PETITION MB. KAXBS TO POBOB
LAKE SHOBB BO AD TO SEND OUT MAIL
MOEB AT SCBAWTOK, PA, ON IAMB LINE.
Specie! Is Bmefrsr-Am.J
Sobanton, Jaly 84.—The firemen on
the D., L. A W., Delaware nnd Hudson,
nnd Lehigh end Snaqnahanna railroads,
strnok work at Rx o’olookthla evening,
their demand for a restoration of tha ten
par sent in their wages having been re-
Special lo the Enquirer-Sm.]
Ebix, July 24.—Tha following
explains itself:
Rub, Pan., July 84, 1877.
To Preoidant if. B. Bapee, Washington,
Ditt: '
Tha Lake Shore Company has refused
to let United States mails go east of hero.
Wa would be pleased if yon would, ia
eoma way, direct them to prooeed with
the mall and also pessengors.
[Signed by a committee of firemen and
brakemen.J
The general feeling in tbe rommnnity
ia that the railroad company ianot justifl
able in stopping passenger trains.
MOB AT OOOBINO, ON «»ru BO AD,
Special lo Eiuinr-Sm.'i
New Yobx, ’July 24.—Tba Erie Rail
road officials received dispatches that tha
strikers have oongregated at Ooonlng,
and stopped trains there. The Twenty-
third Regiment of Brooklyn, baa bean
ordered from HorneUaviile to Ooonlng to
disperse the mob.
QBXAT WaSTKBN TISLDS.
Special to Enfuirsr-Aui.]
Dztboit, Jaly 24.—The Groat Western
has aooeded to the demands of the man
OBHTBAL NEW JBaaST TO aTBIXa.
Special lo the Enquirer-Sun.]
Eastern, July 24.—Train hands on tha
Central Railroad of Maw Jersey and its
branches have been notified by tbe Signal
Committee to do no service for the Com
pany after four o’oiook to-morrow morn
ing.
Special to Enquirer-Sun]
Mauncb Chun ox, Pa., July 24.—The
brakemen of the Lehigh and Susquehanna
Division of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey will strike at four o'oloek Wednes
day morning.
MORS ADDITIONS.
Special to Enquirer-Sun.]
Eastehn, July 24.—The firemen on the
Morris end Essex Railroad atrnek at six
o'clock this evening, thus virtually oloaing
that road to ail except mail trains, snd
is reported thet this sotion to also general
on the Delaware, Lookawana and Weal
Tba employe— in tba Lnekawanna Iron
and Coal Oonpaay to tba number of lfioo
atrnek work for ea Inetaaro of wag— at
noon to-day. Tba mis— are thrown idle
considerable nniaaine— to felt
throughout ths valley. Mayor MoKnne
has leaned an appeal to tha oitizena to
uphold tow and order.
■a stbixb in viaaatu, nor vnoraar.
Rioomoxd, July 84.—Tbo employe— of
tba Ohaaapadka and Ohio, Piedmont Air
Lina, and Biohmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomao railroad signed a pap— in depre-
oelion of the condition of affairs in the
North and West, and asserting their in
tention not to itiiks. ,
VAiLuaa to mm at boundqut.
Special la Enquirer-Sun.]
Boundout, Jaly 24.—Serious apprehen
sions are entertained of an outbreak hers
to-day, and an undoubted effort was mads
to inaugurate a strike by riotous and un
employed men, bnt tha railroad employees
and n majority of tha laborers on tha
ooal dock failed to oo-operate.
DECISION or U. A MARSHAL AJ 1NDIANATO-
LIS.
RmsIs! Is Enquirer-Sun.1
Indianapuus, July 24.—U. S. Marshal
Spooner has deoided to attempt sanding
train oat on the Indlanoplto, Blooming
ton and W—tern Railroad, and has asked
the authoriti— at W—hlngton for per
mission to n— U. S. troops if neossaary.
Ha baa joat gone to interview tha strikers,
hoping they may be indnoed not to op,
A'
THS OLOalNO AT OHICAOO.
Special la Enquirer-Sun.]
OaioAoo, Jaly 34.—The mob whioh
otooed tha workahepa of tha railroad*
this morning oontinned its labors daring
ths afternoon, buying itself with oloaing
np maunfaatori— and all shops whioh lsy
ia their way. Tha proprietora generally
no offered objaotiona, it being pretty
generally understood that the man would
return and go to work whenever deemed
advisable.
Albany, M. Y., July 24.—At 4 o’oiook,
tha workman having returned from W—t
Albany, again mat in Capitol Park, where
inoandtory speeoh— ware made by a faw.
White and other speakers counseled for 1
MISBOUBI, X AMS AS AMD TXX
UNITED STATU TBOOPS.
Special lo Enquirer-Sun.]
Sedalia, Mo., July 24.—Tba employ:
of the Missouri, Kansu and Texu Bail-
road atrnek this morning at 10 o'clock,
Tha stock trein oime in from the eontb,
and arriving here tbe men ran the engine
into the round bouse and then took the
stock oars down to tbs stock yards, un
loading the stook, returned tbe ears to
the depot and delivered them to tha di
vision superintendent, saying that they
would work no longer till throe month*
baok pay wu paid and tha wag— returned
to what they were before the 1—t two re
ductions.
There have been no freight trains
moved to-dey. The paa—nger train* are
run — usual. Tbe men are quiet bnt ap
parently determined.
Poor oompani— of the twenty-third in,
fan try, under commend of Jeff O. Davis,
passed *—t st 9 o’lock with a section of
artillery, inolcding a Gatlin gun. Tba
troops were swttebed off at Wyandotte,
rna, bnt earn* through in Ha—.
There bu been no distnrbano* of any
kind here.
QUIT IN CANADA.
Special lo Enqulrar-S«m.l
Sr. Thomas, Omtabio, Jaly M.—The
employe— of tbs Canada SoaUiam work
shops quit work. Tha last train hu
bean allowed to pass.
GEORGIA.
Caavaataa—lath Day-Mill *f Rights
Adopted — Aeeldeat aa * Saorglm
Road—Engine Explodes and Mills
engineer and Hnrte Several Oth
ers—rive Cara Darned.
b—ranee. A oommlttee w— finally ap
pointed to prooeed to tba freight bona—
of the Central depot, on Water street, and
taka possession of it. When they arrived
there tha man at work ware told to d—tot,
and some refusing they ware taken by
th* shoulders and put out into th* streets.
On their way down State street, tha oiti-
aeon’ corps of Troy ware met and greeted
with hies— and dartoiva shoots, bnt no
Alt w— made on them. This oorpa
want dirsotly to tha armory of th* 10th
regiment, whan they are now awaiting
fmthar order*
L—ving tha freight hou— tbe strikers
next visited in regnjar-order the round
hou* and alavator and foroed the men to
desist from work. At the Uttar plaoe
grain was being transferred from th* oars
to th* boats.
TBOUBLB APPREHENDED.
Special la Enquirer-Sun, ]
Tbehton, July 24.—Trouble to appre
hended et PhiUipabnrg.
hot womb looked ron AT BUTTALO.
Special lo Enquirer-Sun.]
Butvalo, July 24.—Hot, work iz looked
tor to-night. Th* sir it fall of rumors of
the Intention of the mob to barn the roaod
house of th* Lake Shore Railroad, where
they are now rendezvoused.
TBAOX TAXBM UP.
Special lo Enquirer-Sun.]
Hommbllsvillm, July 24.—Th* track hu
bean taken np between ban and Barns,
obetraoting the movement of troop*.
OBBAT PBOOBEW.
Special lo Enquirer-Sun.]
Washihqtom, Jaly 24.—The etrik* hss
made groat progre— to-day. There a—ma
no immediate danger of destruction ex
eept at Booheeter, Buffalo and Ohioago,
REPLY TO NON-STRIKERS.
Special lo Enquirer-Sun.]
Balixmobb, July 24.—A reply was
given this afternoon to the application of
tbe employe— of the Northern Central
and Baltimore A Potomao Railroad! for
th* restoration of the wag— paid previous
to the raoent reduction by Mr. Wilkin*,
th* Superintendent of the two roads.
Mr. Wilkin* informed tbe committee that
their application bad bean forwarded to
Oo). Boot! at Philadelphia, and hii re
sponse w— that it wonld be laid before
tbe Board of Direotora, that thsir
attention w— at present oocnptod in such
important matters that it oon Id not re
ceive immediate attention, bnt it wonld
be considered. Col. Stott thanked tha
employe— for their fidelity to th* inter-
—U of tha Oompani**. Subsequently
the shopmen held a meeting and r—olvad
to oontinna at work. The trainman will
bold a moating to-morrow.
BsrtlHS Races.
Special lo Uu Enquirer-Sun.]
Sabatooa, Jnly 24.—Filli— of the
fell of 1874 for reoe of a mil* and an
eighth—Susquehanna won, Sootoo 2d, in
l:S7f.
Two-year olds, half mile—Duke of
Magenta won, Perfection 2d, ia l:49j.
Head leap, mile and a quarter—Joe
woa, Vtoeroy 2d. Welter 3d, 2:12.
Trouble won in the eteepto ahaae.
Pear Ress Lest.
London, July 24.—The bark 4 Mi he a—
dor, York for Milboorne, pot to Cap*
Town. She had passed through a horrl-
•ana and lost tba captain and thro* men.
THE BELUGEBENTS.
SITUATION IN EUROPE AED APIA.
■HOLISM OPINION—AUSTBO-HUNOARY TALKS
ACTION—ADBIAHOPLB THREATENED.
Special la Enquirer-Sun.)
Atlanta, Ga., July 24, 1877.
Th* State rights' aeotlon w— appended
to the hill of right! and the Convention to
through with the bill.
This morning the passenger train from
Anguta to Atlanta, 3 mil— from Union
Point ran into n hard of oowe. Th* an
gina w— thrown off the traok and explo
ded, kilting engineer As—stead, and bad
ly hurting tha flraman, a newsboy and
several others. Ths train w— burned,
five ears being destroyed. The pa—an
ger* will b* brought her* by down train
whioh w— eompallad to tarn baok.
F. H. R.
paa— aapoBT.
Atlanta, Jnly 24.—An up train on th*
Georgia railroad ran into some oowa.
Tbe angina w—overturned. Tbe axpraae,
baggage ur and two ootohee war* born-
ad. Tha engineer w— burned to daelb.
Several ware wounded.
LOBBYING A OBIMS—DECLARATION OP BIOHT
Speelnl la Enquirer-Sun.]
Atlanta, Ga., July 24.—The Convene
lion to-day made lobbying a crime.
Tba Committee on the Bill of Righto
reported that tha 'people of Georgia had
aa Inherent right to altar or abolish their
eonatitntion or form of government.
After a lengthy debate the word* “or
form of government” were left ont.
COMPANY FOR BALTIMORE.
Savannah, July 24.—Company I, fifth
artillary, Major Rawls, 1—ve in tha morn
ing for Baltimora. They have bean sta
tion ad at Oglethorpe barracks to this
oity.
WASHINGTON.
IO WILL DO TO POSTAL OON-
VENTION.
PRESIDENT CANNOT—KMT WILL—t. L. WIL
DER, POSTMASgaa AT CHATTANOOGA—
CABINET OOMOLUDU TO DRAW A BBOIMSNT
PNOM TEXAS PON aTBIKNM.
POSTAL MNNTIMO AT OLD POINT COMPOST—
WHO WILL ATTBND.
Washinoton, July 24.—Tha President
and full Oebtoet eennot possibly attend
th* Putal Convention at Old Point Com
fort. Post mister General Kay, under
what he oonalders offioial oompol
■ion, will put in hie appearance with tha
understanding that ha return in 24 hoars,
should he be needed in Osbinet oouneil,
Mr. Hssen, Third Assistant Postmaster
General, Mr. Frenoh, Chief Clerk to the
Second A—latent Postmaster General,
Mr. Mstskill, Superintendent of Railroad
Mail Servian for Southern States, Mr.
MoDonald, bead of Poatoffioa Money
Order, and Mr. Terrill, Assistant Super
intendent Mail Berrios, with the Special
Railroad Postal Commission, Me—ra
Hnbbsrd, Bassett snd Fox will be pres
ent.
Tbe Pr—Ident hss commissioned Jno.
L. Wilder poatmaster at Chattanooga.
The Osbinet oocupied its ss—ion in
disoo—ing tba strike, and oonoloded no
farther notion was neoeesary at praeant
beyond tha tolling of another regiment
from th* Booth, probably from Texu.
RAILROAD UOLLMIOna.
SMARM mXOINES AT BOYIKN's STATION BE
TWBNN VIRGINIA PAY AND CONSTRUCTION
TRAINS—SOUTHERN POSTAL DELEGATES DE
LATED THBEM House—PODS PERSONS
KILLED NEAR CINCINNATI.
Boykin's, Va., Jnly 24.—A construction
train oollidad with the pay train, at Boy
kina this morning,at eleven o'clock,on the
Seaboard A Roanoke Railroad. Both
anginas were badly smashed.
A regular passenger train with a dele
gation from Montgomery, Maoon, Augus
ts, Columbia and Wilmington, to tba
Postal Convention, was delayed three
boars.
Cincinnati, Jnly 24.—The evening
train on the narrow gauge road running
ont to the eastern suburbs of this oity met
with an aooident by whioh four persona
were killed, and a number wounded.
COLLISION NBAS PITTSBURG—SEVEN KILLED
AND MANY WOUNDED.
Short lip— have been rnnning.in Pitts
burg by made np line*. This resulted in
a oolliaion two milaa above Sharpeburg.
Tba engines elo—d in on eaoh other like
a tel—oop*. Both engineers, the expre—
messenger, mail agent and three passen
gers were instantly killed, and a number
dangerously wounded.
PtvSsr Rill Explosion.
Washington, July 24.—Mill's Amerloan
Powder Mill Company, located in Aoton
and Maynard, Ma—., exploded In rapid
anooeeston, involving great lo— of prop
erty and some lifa.
Weather.
Washington, July 24.—Indications—
For South Atlantio States, stationery
or slightly lower barometer, norths—t to
southeast winds and warmer, partly
oloody u—th— will prevail.
WanleS.
Wa hav* loaned oar Daily file for year
1872 to some parson who b— failed to re
turn. Any information leading to re
oovery of same will be thankfully ra-
oeived. Enquibbs-Bun.
W. A. LITTLMe
ATTOBNBT SND OOUEBILLOa-AT.LAW,
Offioa ov— J. A. Fras—'a h—dware store.
f*b4 6m
SXBVIA.
London, July 24.—Th* Servian Skapt-
lina has voted money to enable the
Minister of War tomaintain a corps of ob
servation on the frontier.
RUSSIAN RETREAT IN ASIA.
The Russians in Asia have retreated on
Alexandropol. The Turks captured four
teen wagone and ammunition trains.
BTwroTnm i'ns:unn,.T)
In Europe the Shipka Pa— Is entirely
in the po——sion of the Rn—ians. The
bombardment of Ruatohnk commenced
Sunday, tha Turks replying.
BRITAIN AND ITALY.
Th* Bn—tan newspapers say, if the
British fleet enters (he Bosphorus, it will
enoounter the squadron. Orave appre
hensions —s felt regarding the attitude of
Italy and her alllanoa with Run is.
UNFURL THB FLAG.
The ministerial oonnoil at Constanti
nople, Anally Rika the Sultan to unluri
th* standard.
NAVY.
Hobsrt Pasha started for Sinope with
flv* iron olsds.
DNAD.
The Bishop of Nevers died of paralysis
at tba altar.
OPBBATIONa IN HUBOPZAN TURKEY.
There are indications of sharp fights
before Rustobnk, and near Silistris. No
details.
Lieutenant Oeneral Mehemet Alt tele
graphs from Sbnmls aooonnts of several
minor affairs, all tending to show that the
Tasks we beginning to oppose tbe Rus
sian sdvsno—.
An Adrianopl* telegram stst— that tbe
railway to Pholoppopolia is interrupted,
and that n Rn—lan oorpa from Islaimiyeb
811 vno b— reached Kirkkilissa, where a
battle ia axpaotad.
[Norm —Kirkkilissa ia thirty miles out
of Adrisnople, and a suaoesfessful move
ment in that direction aonld place the
Russians between Adrisnople snd Con
stantinople. J
OPINION OP THB ENGLISH PRESS.
London, July 24.—Ths gensrsl expres
sion of the pro— is that preparations are
greater than to neoeaa—y, if the Govern
ment hu no furth— objeot than plsotng
this* thousand on the garrison st Malta.
Th* lienee' Vienna oorr—pondent, who
to not only exceptionally wall informed,
bnt careful and not liable to exaggeration,
telegraphs ths following i
AUSTRIA D—IB— THB MIHIRTRX TO ACT.
Th* rapidity with whioh affairs in the
E—t are developing osnnot bnt produoe a
vivid impra—ion upon publio opinion in
Austro-Hnngary, and this impression is
refleoted in thepre— of the two countries.
Thus, for some days book ths Austrian
papers demand with ever increasing vehe-
menoe that Anstri* should take motive
steps. Meantime there hu been an en
tire ohenge of thought in Hnngsry.
Publio opinion, whioh st first loudly
oalled for Intervention in favor of Turkey,
now demands that steps be taken to pro
teot tha intar—ts of Anstro-Hungary,
without, however, Indicating these inter
ests. Count Andrassy, who, up to the pres
ent, h— preserved a reserved and expeet
ant attitnds, will have mnah to do to hold
np against the— manifestations of pnblio
opinion, until the moment when events
will allow tba Vienna Cabinet to employ
a mors decided policy.
ASMS ABRIVED AT CONSTANTINOPLE.
Constantinople, Jnly 24.—Tbe steam
er J. B. Walker, from New Haven, —
rived with mnnitiona of war.
A WOOD STORY or OLD BUt!E.
HOW THB “squibs” GOT EVBN WITH HOW
ELL COBB AND JERRY BLACK.
Brooklyn Eagle. 1
Judge Jerre S. Blaok tells a oapltal
story of an inoident to President Bnohan-
sn’s Administration, to whioh ha w— th*
Attorney Gen—al at tha time to which th*
narrative relates. The event hu an ap
plication whioh will be qniokly psresived
by readers of intelligence.
Tbe spaoious snd elegant rsvenne cut
ter, tbe Harriet Lane, named in honor of
the President's stately neioe, who did th*
honors of tbe White House, snd who is
now an honored matron of Baltimore,
bad just been finished. Being a rev
enue steamer the vessel wu of
oourae under the oontrol of ths
Secretary of the Treasury, Hou. Howell
Cobb, of Georgia. Very qaietty among
themselves tbe offloers of tbe Cabinet
arranged for an exouraion down tbe Po
tomao in the vessel,and to make tbe oooa-
slon more pleusnt, they invited tha
■ckeMek'a Men Weed Toeic.
In tba atmoeph—e oxperieuoed here
daring the anmmar months, the lethargy
produoed by the heat takes sway tbe de
sire for wholesome food, and frequently
perspirations reduoe bodily energy, par
tionlsrly thou suffering from the effeots
of debilitating dis—a—. In order to koep
a natural healthful aotivity of tha system
we must reaort to artifloial mesne. For
this purpose Boheuok'e Bee Weed Tonio is
very effeotual. A few doses will create an
appetite and give fresh vigor to tbe ener
vated body. For dyspepsia it is invalua
ble. Many eminent pbyaioiana have
doubted whether dyspepsia oan be perma
nently oured by tbe drugs whioh —e gen
erally employed for that purpose. Tbe
8— Weed Tonio in Its nature ia totally
different from such drags. It contains
no corrosive minerals or aoids; in faot, it
am lets tba regular operations of nature,
snd suppliu her defloienoiee. The tonio
in its nature so much resembles the gas-
trie juioe that it to almoat identioal with
that fluid. Tha gutrio juioe is tbe natu
ral aoivant whioh, in a healthy condition
of tbe body oauaea tbe food to be digest
ed; and when this juioe is not exoreted
in sufficient quantities, indigestion, with
all its distressing symptoms follow. The
Sea Weed Tonio performs the duty of the
gutrio juice when the latter is dsfioient.
Sohenok's He* Weed Tonio sqld by sll
Druggists. jyl eodlm
It it long sgo settled that Williams
mtku the but Pictures of children.
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Photograph Portraits for framing in
Oil Ohromo, Putel, Crayon snd Ink, in
the beet manner at half anybody's prices,
at Williams' Gallery.
eod&wtf
Procure a bottle of Th rub's Consnmp
tive Cure snd Lung Restorer, snd stop
that dreadful oough. Trial 50, large 1. AO
Sold by all Druggiata.
mh24 eoddwly
Every sixe and style of Photographs a
half the pile* of any place in this oity
at Williams’ Uallkby.
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niuu UiUAD |fI«HDRU». tUCJ IUTUDU SIAM
diplomatic oorpa to be their gueets. It
wsb of course designed to take the Pr—is
dent along, but u his old-f—hioned no
tions against “using pnblio property for
private use” were known all too well by
the Cabinet,the members r—olvad to keep
tha trip a secret from “the ’Squire,” u
they oalled Mr. Buobanan among them
selves, for u long a time — po—ible, and
then Insist upon his ranntananoe and
attendance, when it wu too late to pre
vent the “frolio" on whioh the Cabinet
wu bent, u mischievously as “boys” who
are bent on keeping “the old man in th*
dark.”
The Preedent, however, who observed
matters very olosely, though very quietly,
became awtre of the design, but said
nothing to “tba boys” for aome time
about it. At length, however, be sent
for Jndge Blaok and quite abruptly —id
to him: “Blaok, wbat is this I bear about
Cobb’s getting np an exouraion on the
Harriet Lane ?"
The Judge started a little, and whan b*
saw the look on the President's face h*
perceived he was in no trifling mood. Hs
answered evasively, however: “I hava't
heard anything particnl— shout it. Gua—
there’s notbiDg in it.”
Mr. Buohansn wu not to be deceived
by sny snoh statement. Taking for
granted that Judge Blsek wu indisposed
to tell as ninoh u he might, the Prui-
dent added, “I have unt for you to tell
you that I won't hsvo this thing. Cobb
must stop it. Tbe Government v—Is
are not to be naed in that or in sny other
way for private purposes. I want tbs —-
rsngement countermanded at onoe."
Judge Black directly peroeived there
wu “a case.” Tbe diplomotio oorpa
had been invited and here “the Bquire”
bsd forbidden tbe whole thing. So hs
added, remonatratively, “I hope you
won't insist on what you My. Ths diplo
matic corps have been asked, snd szpsot
to go. It will bs vary awkward to atop it
now.”
Realizing the situation, Mr. Bnoheuau
rejoined,bnt very relnotantly,“I am utter
ly opposed to taklng;Government l property
for private use. If* a very bad thing to
take this vessel ont of the yard for Oobb's
party; bat if Us to be done, I went you
to tell him expressly tbst he's got to pay
all tbe bills himself, for the nse of vessel,
snd sll the expensu. Tbe Government
sbsll not be made to lose a oent by this
thing.” This time there wu no donbt at
all that the "Old Publio Funottonary’a"
determination wu fixed.
Mr. Blaok departed, sought Oobb snd
said to him with a faoe decided long,
“Oobb,tho 'Bqnire’sgot wind of yonr trip,
and he sent for me. I had a d d
hard time to get him to let yon take the
Lane ont at all. He wu for stopping tha
whole thing, snd told me to tell you it
eouldn’t be done. However, when I
showed bow far things bad gone, be agreed
to let tbe affair ooma off, provided you
paid for the whole shot out of year
pocket, snd on no otbar oondittaa.
There's no doing it on sny other tan—.”
For response, Oobb's only sot w— a
long low, pecnliar whistle, s bsbit of Us
when he wu very mnoh surprised. Nev
ertheless, tbo arrangements had gone too
far too recede.
Tbe excursion mme off, snd after a day
or two bad elapsed, the 'Squire wu on tbe
lookout to see if the conditions had bsen
oomplied with. At the next Osbinet
meeting, in a lull toward the close, he
said : “Oobb, bow about tbe bills of the
Harriet Lane exouraion ? Have they bean
paid ?”
Ths Secretary of the Treasury, who
knew only too well that they “had bun
paid,” responded: “Yea, Mr. President,
snd I happen to bsve tbe aooounts snd re
ceipts with me,” and with that hs took
from bis vest pooket snd laid on the ta
ble “tbe aooonnts and rsoeipta.”
•'th
On examining them “the ’Sqnire”
found that Ibis little trip wbioh Oobb’ had
arranged with “the boys” bsd oost tbe
Secretary of the Treuury quite l|2,000
out of bis own money.
The Mar that la to Kelipee Paul.
From Ur. Jennlng’i London Letter In the
world J
Aa I wrote to yon lately abont tbe appa
rent decline of opera in England it ia only
right that I should record tbe sudden end
unexpected revival it baa undergone et
Her Majesty’s Theatre, owing to the ap-
pearauoe of a new prima donna, a Hun
garian named Etelka Gerater. She only
sang lut Tuesday night for tbe first time,
snd already her fortune is made—lucky
women! She bu jumped from obsrartty
to popularity snd great wealth in leu
than s week. Soarely sny body, exoept
a few musicians who know everything,
had heard a word about her, and when
she oarne on tbe stage as Anima in “Som-
nambula" she met with no “reception"
whatever. It wu a very different story
before she got half through her evening's
work. Tbe audienoe st onoe reoognized
tbe faot that a great star bail appeared,
and twice more this week hss she bad to
repeat her performance, and it may safely
be said that her voioe is worth at least
41250,000 a year to her while it lasts.
Wbo wouldn't be a prima donna? Mme.
Gerater is lnokier than any heiress of tbe
day. The moment it was telegraphed
over Europe that she bad made a great
success, engsgements poured in upon hsr
from Paris, 8t. Petersburg and Vienna, in
which oity she is to take np the repertories
hitherto filled by Patti. All thus arrange
ments have been made in leu than three
days. The romanoe writer* never imag
ined a greater ebange in the affair* of a
comparatively unknown young woman.
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