Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1874, Page 1

- Tibune, o * . ¥ HED % ¢ B - S T i VOLUME 27. . i . CHICAGO, MONDAY, JUNE' 22, 1874. NUMBER 303. DRESS GOODS, MIN S’ S-I-RIKE markably froo from tho ozoosson which gonor- | entitied to roceivo any nrresrago of pay dva him for | vorsation ocourrad butsweon tho Su b i > porintondont | any diraction 500 or 600 yards, and tlio minors THE ER x ?;{{“mehn;:;::s;lfi;. I; 4 ng:lnlg:s’n fl\;‘:h“xa‘ mfi;{")fi:‘%’x&fi" rxl::&z 3I"nnn:§$ X 'ldx,:: x:m}m or | and your correspondont t would only havo 26 cents & ton' for nunmn&: THE CROPS. Tiavo baon too busily e "' BINCE TILE BTRIRE. and koeping tho rondways in order. Whon ngod in making llvin, put his room nnd roadway in porfect working order, o 5, vinge Tk i Gompaiy B a8 roquired by his contrct wl o All 0.—Tow have mattors been slnco tho strike, | Companion put mules on Lho rondways, thoyhavo . | to givo thomselves up todulol, This faot spoaks | minors oaving said ‘omplosmont will bo raqulfed to Mr. Oromble? - " | (o pry oxtra men to koep tho rondwasa 1 order. = i Sinas b procuo tieerlifentoof ho pil-boss that they Bavo | o Nir. Gromblo—Oh, vory auict. Tlo men bavo | ho men liavo no advantago olthor way. Reports from the Stations on Troubles Between the Wil- oS 07 DIFFERENT DENOMINATIONG— | #ald, beforo b i requirsmenta of this el afucs. | b invod adinirably,. ol thitign consfdored. God | ~ Thoso wero tha anliont polnts in the intervlow, s % . u A g o Bt | S1hf ol oyt h woys | knows [ havono dilro to trrauuice ovor tho |-and Mr, McLanghlin ramuned Lis conversation the Line of Chicago f : mington Companies R avince, and thoy nro fairly nttonded, | , XL Any tenant of the Gompany upon leaylag ita poor falloma._ T worked under groutid myaolt for | with tho ltio laiot of miners. : Roads, . = anpocinlly by tho fomalo olomont, who, in Braa: [ ferviceyehether, valuutarlly b b Uikt il not | 407 Io0G sonr, om0 e e mon afound o BT ! d Their Sraod, au-olnowbars, aro o pillnin of tho ohurch, | F5e-tho Jabre pestomen anih b AhNil Korh vreatod | YOnF suntta ? e e PUBLIO NENTIMENT, an Thoy and tho cuidson At tho good fight and | fho promisos oceuplod by bim (atiould tia Suporine |~ Mr. Crombio—Nothing but the englnoors, I'm . Your aorrospondont thon luterrogated sovoral . y Men. koop_tho faith, but tho mon aroc notqguitouo | tendont, or othier porson fnclinrgo of the mines for the 51 not harm | Other miners, all of whom corroborated Mo- | Tho Burlingfon & Qnincy, Alton & not afrald of the minors. Thoy w noted for orthodoxy, nnd, a8 arule, profor to ob- time Leing, ro doot), sud prosouted’ the keys of the t] v ;] - ® forvo Snnday aa o day of rest ratlior than ns g [ Sanoat tigoMeo, " = i lknu\v{h{ur 1 hwvo nover done nay. | Lsuglin, <o chop-kaopors aud moonmon X thing to wrong (hom. I would not bo afrsid t0 | wera subjoctad to sorles of intorviows, sud all 8t» Louls, Illinois' Con~ g orlod of dovotion. ‘Lhe roligious sentimont is bPfamp e : g ? vera subjocted to a sorles of iutorviews, aud al " K 9 S5 gt s ¥ not Lolling over, at lcant sliclontly stroug to THR COMPANY’S STATEMENT. e b e, Uschod o vz, tral, and Michigan i Life in the Mlmng TOVVIL | show that tho .Braidwood ‘community hayo Your corrospondont was dotallod fromTita Tnt- | 0,—Thon, why d K . MAYOR GOODRIOI 1 ! , why do you go in for roduction, Mx, [ i [ % seon and rocoguized tho light of tho Crosa. BuNz offico, Juno 1, to visit the reglon of tho | Oromuie? 3 A +gaid that public opluion was, undonbtedly, with ontral, of Bra,ldwood, ———— 3 troublos, and discovor, by poraonsl obsorvation, | Mr. Oromblo—Wall, you noo, the worka havo | the strkers. Ifiy ofilelnl capacity pravented bim ; THE CONTRAOT AND STRIKE. tho renl osueos of complaint, Tho first point :g:dbu&n I‘é?’lt'}fi: o fi.: ?'(]1‘1] '““‘“’t' Iht ia Sufl 18 mzm glvltun' ulxnmuulon to his viows, 1le would . ) o o to ok, g v s Heavy Sacrifice! - gl eyl o Lt tall matiany, hove: S65 sen s s AR : o o e e o | E e s thambeiven s hey ol | Lrge Inorense in the Corn-Crop y r L] C t, ts Between Em ],0 er ‘boon salling se smoothly as of yoro wi o VILLAGE OF WILMINGTON, Y things golng on n -tho old fasbion. 'Thess | beon doing.{Order was woll presorved, lfl-fl ho . ontrac JimPLOYOr | gooa folus of tho Draldwood ‘unnl-flul\lu. wm:ln s the ‘}mmn of most of tho mining au- | strion fo bid things, I tell yon. T sws lotg of | bad no fonn for tho nfoty of the town, Over That of Lest Year, Tho propriotors of tho mincs havo | thoritien. Wilmington is tho most! vonorable | thom in Bootiaud, wharo I wan born, and in En- DEPUTY-BIERIFYF 0'DONNELL SRRIELEARY, VACRANE, 0 EANAT 158 ond Emploved for b D o oouh e o | o ot ot evan and st s | S5 <o 17 vy o ol thn | sty SIS | o Wheatrop P | 3 Inst- Novombor tho “Iing shaft,” n amall | comfortably on tho bonulitul banks of that lov- ‘ e cod - . Rpoe ! 1o eat-Crop Promises Wel AT LESS THAN BALF PRICE. Last Year. oo powtont concorn, mado & ellght Fodaction fn | lioskof our Bkato rivors,—tho Kankakoo,“which | 0.—Ts there Pt el LA O R P Il and fifty mon from Chicago aoting an * watchmen” i \ for tho Wilmington 4 Ohluugo Company.. The will Prubably s{'s‘a‘“ the minors lind a 0orn of polico viatohiug the move- - Average Yield. - * monts of the Company polios evory night. The : ““gpoclals,” whon thoy camo from éhla\gu, thio ratos of pay, which he minors ngreed to. | 18 nemall roproduction of *tho Busquehanna, | AMr. Cromble—I don’t know. I would be in . . 3 7o othor Companios Ald not koo fit to malco any | Tho traln ronchoed tho villago ot nightfall, aud Iavor of auy rational arrangernent, but the Wil Flfl [l Lfil fll‘ & fl[} Terms Now Offered by the | proposition of tho kind atthat poriod, espoclally ( e Lnmoxs, commoncing {mmedintaly, pro- | JBLRten & Oboago Company co proity obatl- nato, i 28 tholr contract with onch individual minor ws | coedod in sosrch of momo of tho big coalmeu. | 0.—How many men do you worl ivhon yon'ro | arm WOED A Companies. B e s for o yonr, bobeon tha fizst day of | Attor o long soarol, Lio dinnoverad ; P el e el o e e Ha | Onts May Fall Slightly Bel : 0 e o o0 tha shime mouth | - 3th oRonan p. wittzooun, ¢ * " | .Mt Crombio—Abgut:000, 1y Digaond W8 U0 uok propane to havo s lob of Eirangora. drfe y Fall Slightly Below the ] {hik year, ' Tho terma of Lhis contract woro a8 | guperintondont of the Dismond mino, at & eyl- about 200, whon in.good trim, and. the hig |‘fooning & qniot town, with dondly wospans fn | ‘Expected Crop, = .o State and Washington-sts, |Proposed Reduction of Rates for | follows: e e ntnanias. Gliarah, waorons | COmBARY rhin 80mo 000 innds, for thoy hnve fvo. | thels Lunds, 110 wan snaserablo o the ebsnty : 8 i P iy O OF, MOER'S ARUVAL SONTMOT. 1, | Ohinoeo lantérns and g earts g'm: abaunriods | Pt 6 Vo avacn0 daplii of SO AN far thagaed oxdor of Hidwood, nl 1o youid |* - A s ngreement, mado this — day of ——— A, Dy “! " i (34 87 | his duty. '’ Wil offor on M:;gn‘:".c .Z‘x‘mu 23, and during Mining and Pushings }E.L" ;,F%&?,:.: r'.l:':y “Glicsno & Wititagton Coal Come | Mr. Whitcomb genorously rolinqulshed tho ploss- | 3Ir. Grombio—About Gy ;,’-nrr:\u. "o roadways | lesa than i dm”u,f,“é‘,’,‘}c‘.f;% :,";:?:fl:fi:n?q?} ,‘,‘,‘L‘:,‘ Other Gralns Dolng Well, and an Early s ‘ a0y, tt, 2 I 5 of tho Acoond | yea of strawborrioa and fco cronm to havo o balk :fi?\ lgcnurnlly from 180 to 170 yardu—soldom over | got drt“fk on tho street ho would seo that they Harvest Expecieds ty ot b with The TinuSe man on tho voxod question of . woro taliou care of. o did not boliove that tho GRAY PRBNGH MBLANGES, 250! The Miners Refuse to Agree to ng‘r‘fe’&‘»".fi.fi”fiflifi‘»’.fi",‘?&‘-‘f&"fi'&‘}’?‘E&“,”f;‘ gfl'@r ln'll\: ) . O.—Most of tho minors own tholr residences, | sérikors had anything whatover to do wilh the thostrike, Atter llatoning, with_oxomplary pa- ey aatd. bty of tho frat part, o8 . do thoy uot? Durning of tho boardisg-onso in jowor Trnid- % 2. 3 3 REDUOED FROM 000! tho Latt O otanonce of 140 ~— 103 Of = + toncé, Lo » torront of intorrogations, Mr. Whit- | Mr. Oromblo—Yes, bub soveral ccoupy Com- | wood. ' Ho Lnd biy napiclons of how thob waa | . 4. B & fi(m;‘.‘,ul'no‘&n‘ GR & BROWN Dl AGON ALS 250] 0 Latter. A, D. 167- bn;%_’cum;:u‘n tx:u:m“u‘::{u .}3‘1:‘.,,713‘,’;,:. comb mnd:u:l;: Jflf,‘il',’,’lfi, i pany howatgfifir&fl;fl; t;::au;::‘-:%nm. dono, but proforrod not to oxproes them, TEANCOOK COUNTY. = 5 A —, Al 3 A F-1'A ) obeorvo tiig rulon nud roguations ereto nypeaded, | ¢0Tho Deaidwood mines hovo always, sccording | O:—~You havo genorally o quiot time hero, as | & prominont c!u:cg::u:vnn:‘&?:::n;heoxvlo\md. o |, Brwourm, I, Juno 20.—Ttho prospect for all 1 . . '3 anid that 1t -was uttorly absurd t that | Xinds of gralu is vory good. Tho hay crop is also i CENUINE X AM 6 ARNS, 950! But Will Rofer the Whole Matter to | 23yt ouereal oy ‘ii;‘é‘&fl‘é%‘:{"‘c‘?,‘,‘n'pfl;",‘,“}‘.?. Lo ojforators fn tho #nlo of Wiimivgton conl | Br. Crombio—Tho mon aro vory well con- P Mg ot ten ; D P bout (o coak-mings of kaid Coal Uome | tho raiironds, which aro tho largest congumors, troublosomo in the stroots, Bosides, they ap- | Was no disordor whatever, The Chicago 'black- Avausma, 1L, Juno 20.—Tarmerg in this fhat would provent him from work § also, o keep Supply: "xinia plocea thom in & position whord | L IDUCED FROM 760 BHDUCHD FEOM 0001 Sida s uit of {hib cantract, andk 10 RUIdS | 4o contract, boon workod on tho snnunl basis, | rogards drinldng ? REDUCED FROM 7601 Arbitratton. | tho purposn of regulating mining aud othier omploy- moko contracts with the mnnufacturora and | ducted indoed. Very fow of them ovor become E"&:fi'fif;fiifigm"&é‘:fl%‘fi: i\nw:ml:!;\: ‘5‘3’)11:.;:: i s oy, and - oo bt wiiot laave, oxcopt 1 | by tho yonr, Thoy hivve o to profackthe mn | pon to eko gecat, Intorost in the edlcation of Togs,” an tho intorloping miners aro cailed, wonk :fi’“;:," fad the "'5’“";“"“ o v "":“’5 for SATIN STRIPED SERGES, 9501 "t sicknin oe” other waavallablo conlingony | waaturiug intorosta of (he dalore whom they | tholr obildren, Wo havo plonty of publiosohoola e rhcu oy sy hq\vlumlgnmamod. Ho oo ;nZ:e 8;::1;5:“;"“ e R 1 This the Companios Rejeot, and | Iouiney,miorer uristod down, tud hia sunin | i ouly advanoo theycon qolle the smallmount | O Wiat o tho roputation of McLanghln, the g i oy olTortd i g Good worlling ordor, i ch s minors to work on suol torms as they offered. | orop. Onts quito hoavy. Bpring wheat good. . s + n Tho #ald party of the first part agrees to pay the of business dono with tho retail doalors, whonro | local hoad of the Union. As for polico protection, i% was all nonsonso. | Corn, on ncoount of tho lote Lenvy ralns, look- D ' Will Fight It Out, i party of th Q. patt f o o 1Y dont | supplied without contract. With the Inror, or | nfr. Cromblo—Tlo 18 & uiot man and goos | Nobody . was afraid of riot ra0) opt y o G,"“‘“‘“e Tng. Mohairs, AW 30c Fieht 1 Go AT, el o i-csroat (i ssacet | whioloeal, dealor all contacts 0 mado o |, O et L%k oo PR | thane who. wro. foworoeto “in saliig au | 126 8 litle yollow, buf, unless fhe ek oriEee Tng, Clonded Mohairs, 40¢ oy of sidlg. (of o tho ehnft i pits whore milcs flnt: o kios & 0601 hond, wnd sways most of tho | oxcltomont, 50 18 to crush tho minors. ~Pub- | Sontivues, wilbo Rood. Potatoes looking woll, yenr. # . are not ueed) from the face of tho roon whero tho Vi Under such circamotancen, the proportion | miuers at his will. lic sympathy was .entiroly with the lat- | in spile of many buge, Hay hoavy. Nearly all - All Sillc and Wool Sexges * 50¢ | The Miners Deny Any Riot. ;“u".’n‘.‘n'.’g’":‘:f‘}fi.‘a"fin‘f‘n'fl‘y'“;‘ihfi"xi:fi"h'.‘é"h?.’,‘,‘.‘u‘fi; of neaaro o nos sneacd 20 por cent of tho | - Tho Suporiniondant then showed the cor. | lor. Tho Compaalos wro 2 sblirasy, nlfbouxh | kinds of fruit plouty. iy R y b N . . | Wding, Mcaburing towarda thio face, nothing ; for overy winter product, ‘Uhis makes it uttorly impractl- | respondout tho workinga of tho two shafts, and | Mr. Crombie waa na houorable exooption. 1o Frnuus, 111, June 20.—Tho prospoct s good All Sillc and W’1 Pongees * 50¢ ing or Intimidation. widing, tesburing toeeds o foce, bl oo 3 | cablo to worl: fho mon on a graduated sonlo of | produced mups sbowinis tho courus of tho rami | thonght the miners wonld Liold out very long, 81~ | foran _averago yield of corn, nad littlo moro be assortalned by actual mcnmrcmuul‘hnn early s | prices, according to the marlict, a8 tho standard | flentions undor tho . onrth, Ho had, howevor, | thongh thoy wore willing. to compromise on o | planted this yoar than last, About au average on . 5 s 2 Hoanlo after tho firat of esch calendar month fu | would theu bo retnil, and the com) anies, 08 b othing 1 X A il - And fresh lines of Delaines, : 2 DEACthe e st Tustor s of | ‘oo iaied, v G an i combioieg ao e | ot mint (o0 Felie 1 the Mk St Dol e promiuert citizons cxpronsnd |~ Paesat T June. S0 Cora i Iocking Yory Wash Poplins, Striped Mohairs They Simply Decline to Work for Star« Io cents por Ko L8 D e be fhol bigh to | DuriAg fout yoms the Wilmington mines bavo THE MINERS STORY. strnilor viows, Tn, fact, Braidwood 1s with the | woll, and 'oxpect a Inrgo yield. ~Oats, averago D ! D vation Wages.” firat partlng. : sokohmoged o i o e ‘Your correspondont thon wont In oatoh of tho | Sbvikors, oot und branch, erop. Wheat, that is full whoat fs good, buk X i 2 . . a1 10 be wol i dng ovor t - 0 el ol . THE FEELING 1IN WILMINGTON, nothing oxtra, whilo sprig wheat is poor, an and Grenadines, at 12 1-2¢; 1o A onl (6 wolghot aflr prlog ovor e B | gy ough all othor flokds in tho Btato lisve doms | *odoublablo o o raogh tho bl | Anloss o, Lajo & vry favorabla i i lflst ‘veok 2 50 ! arty heroby roserves tho prlvuoxs{ Towever, of clus- [ 80 once, and some of thom several times, in that DANIEL M'LAUGHLIN, noss scction of Wilmington, whore ho mado | searcoly yield half o crop. Barloy, nono raised g the muncs ot any tino, or of reducing the number | poriod. Tha 1ast contract with the miners ex- | hoad of tho Unlon, o found him in front of | sovoral . inquirics, suat night -and next | to speak of. - P ‘Whilo the Companies Say They Cannot | of miucrs by discharging them, or such of them o8 | pired on tho last dny of Moay. Tho rates paid | Franl Shiolde' dry-good Morning, among poople mnot intorosted in | Conusa, IlL, Juno 20.—Tho prospect, in this s Buperiniondent, or porson Having chn £ the 4 'ran! clde' dry-goods store, ialking to n knot g, g peop! , 11, pect, hib. Sdee, ethou esption ‘Afford to Pay Hore, :x s Buper lfiuua ml;l o g»:““;um:‘tz ;};flmr‘rfil«:fi 1?xfllnn‘; ?:l&:\ég :'I‘xit:! L’-"&&uifi“fi hE: ;?;:I?du n:pq::aelfi: ©of minors, Mr. MoLanghlin i8 & medium-alzed | Olther 8ldo, as to tho utate of fooling. The | immodiate vioinity, is, on the w?mlo, vory good, s y A . y? & [ unapimous’ sontiment of all the foreign ole- | Bpring whont la, howevor, poor, on account of are o1l FRESH and DESIRABLE fi?fififfi?gg-‘f:;.‘ina'\&é@n‘ffi.’.’é@é‘:\-fffl iy at o |0 0% Bon thoir businoes au well as pon othor | Wn, botweon 85 and 40 yesrs of nge. Tl : ¥ .| ment appears to be with tho - strikors, | the Frovnlnncnof tho chinc -bug. Corn israthor regulstions aforcsaid, trade. Thoy havo, howovor, has an intelligont .conntonnnco, aud wonrs while tho nativo Americans, with numorous &x- smal lkhut likely to do_ well. Oats, & good crop GOODS, and comprise our Latest State of Public Sentiment. mfl‘l‘: \1’; ’t‘h fl'}ff:fi ?R::nung:“ ll:grwd to, and under- ALWAYS PAID TUEID EMPLOYES n obin_ beard and mustnoho, Ho was | coptions, howover, rogarded tho olaims of the | islooked for, art, that, Ahould ho 1 ity. > i bl . O P ), —' and Choicest Importations, and A e e ‘:m“ infull and with regulurity. Dosides, they suc- | born in Ireland, but, owing to long residonco | proprictors with n moro favorablo oyo. no OAWTHAGE, TIl,, June 20,—Wheat looks well, iy ded in giving their mon work during the > thing waa ndmitted by nealy nll, that tho strik- | not & largo nmount out. Corn, prospects No. 1 e Jore of i ehidngenicut, fhat in enso of its toral» | Jorugy 8 x among tho English minors, his accontis declded- 5 ; » 5 e I* | Iasgor portion of tho your, which wasmoro than ory wore willing to hnvo tho wholo affair submit- | all in 00d conditlon nud ground in_good order are marked at these low figures From Our Own Correspondent, - e e o e e | SO0, athor companio could bonet of, 1y Dritish. Ilis mouner is mild and unobrusivo; | 4o to arbiteation, 6o thnt compromise mignib | o wosle, 0ot orop fall up to ordinary. Rye simply to close the season. Bruowoop, 1, uno 21, | DX RSN Grcupled. by him oa carly us practicalilo | ** Blay B1 tho conl aperatora e thele mon o | Tho correspondent, on belug Introduced, eald: | gffected, whilo tho propriotors woro nof. Your | and barloy but littlo out. T'ruit nover better. e —— The trouble betweon the mining companies | thereafter, upon m-mf notlco from the Uompany’s | consout to s reduction of mining rates from 1You aro President of the Miners’ Unlonin | corres) ondont also intorviewed gfomo more mon MENRY COUNTY. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, and the minors at tho Braldwood, TiL, mining | Agont or Superintondont, fud thee b will ol b ea ’El.'k‘t{‘tuv?ll.m per fon, nud to chango the | this dlstriot ?” ’ in Bra l;lwflod, but tho mora ‘l;:ltlntlfininwed o | Eowines, i, Juno 20.\o nover iod botter RSN SARTE R . . - led Lo recelve apy part of 10 wages due him for nehing asis 50 ns to mako .a reduction of & r &34 more ho became convinced 0 ero are two | promiso of a largo el an the present Al i attraoted considorablo publio atlentlon | vor pertormied, sbould o party of tlo, St past g o otrtho tom, but. adbAoquently tho proprles | - M1 MoLaughlin—T am—that i3, T om tholocal | ‘a1 prown aidon, to almost ovory question, and | 8 Hho'svoraso aron of whaat has boen ftlngs s pach forkalant, - Sl L e e e ice. . | tors agrocd o wako thut park of tha reduction 1 head. {ho wiiors' stiks a no oxcoptionto thorld. | &y Cora, aue great staplo, looms up oory- O | i e I s . k| A G e Myt | e i ST thon e gl gl | e G i Tk et o o of 6| set thoir handa oud seals, tho day aud year first above THE EFFECT OF T g lon LE 'BLLIGENCE." oy linvo an WILS 0N BR“S fhlcugo& Alton Rafiroad, four miles south of | written, "f:‘;x Omarao &.\‘,;"x'fi‘;:flrs?tom\(‘ Uai wm:rtn rod&c’o :‘q‘fi ganur:fal nvgmgep paid q}fiu"’z‘x;" Mr. McL—Oh, yes ; It oxtonds more or loss G L Y :l‘x.l:‘ myiom;. Our rains have boen timely and Wilmington, and twonty miles south of Joliot. i i P L ors [rom nbout 81.60 to H1.90 per ton. . -tho | through the States, Docinion in the Tux-Lxomption Cnsc ant. : . hy Tho eoitlomont, although Lardly moro thin & | (3igacd iy dupikate) te-s1 | minorssuturod fo conneut o, 1t wote wiling {6 | 0, bivo beon tongo tho chiof men smong | 4w Wlsconsin-it ¢ Bl 10 COVer | b e T SRS vy e 67 & 60 Washington-st., Chicago, :1:3:?:;&:; fx‘;l;. ;:' ;11;!::![;:1313\;! :1;2 l:lr::\v‘:‘l:gilny Ok i -m:xfi nlzhnouc‘:-rxggflx;{flyuo:ts.um n A lonva the *pushing® brels au it wae, tho proprictors; [Hore ho .gave MoLaughlin All Objcctions to 1hod fLotter XEuil= | littlo whonb raisod in this scotion, but what thuro B 3 3 ) ; ‘PISATIDPATION TARIDLY HFMEAD bl 8idg of Lug stoky mldln[{]lotmm tho stato- | ronmd Luw. is is looking well. Corn, oalé, and ryo uro And Fourthest, Pikes Opera Toueo, Cincinnadt, | moatly minora and ~thel et ior | caurod {0 bo pouted oh tho 5 pit-hund” uoticos | anon tho employos, aud thoy made effarts fo ment mado by Mr. Whitcomb. Speoial Dispateh to The Clicago Tribune, looking fine, with o good stand, sud full “es for- - $oall tho miuors that on the contract to Lo | gob miners worlkibg in other Tolds to joiy in R * THE MINERS' COMPRONMIOE. MILWAUKEE, Wis,, Juno 21.—A docision of tho | ward as at any timo at this acason of tho year. Tt i Do | Pt ““""‘;“" ‘“’""““l‘ 1o (TPoaraned | sigued noxt dny for tho ensulug your thoro fheir stuko, bt 86 far e Holds o 3ol | . AMaL.—That in protéy fair, ouly Mr. Whitoomb | Supremo Court [a tils caso of tho Wost Wisconsin | Woopuowx, 1l June 20.—The corn crod pros- SHERTS g logont in Dosten, | and livolinoss fo many places of tho uame | would be a chiango of xutos, aud thac ull owploy e o raas, aemolatmn i had | fogloofod to stato that wo proposed fo lat thom | Tailrond Gompany, aprollant, sgaluat tho Doard I;F poct mover was better than at tho present, ab anip, D o omein itit, | siz0 fn this Btato, Braidwood Mos upon o | es who would nub cowply with tho terme woto | any Shtorforenco with thio action of tho proprio- | if tuke- off :25 conts o ton on the nining, | of Buporvisors of ‘lrempenuloa, respondent, | thistime of tho yoar. Alsoho samo with tho 8 & COBB, " | vast proirie, and is- scattored over a large | to seclk employmont elsovhore. 'Tho now ucalo | tors ' tho manngemonnt of their mincs, buttho | {f they would only lot tho pushing basis bo. has boen writton, and appours to soltle thequas- | ont crop. Broom corn thore will bo about an 171 South Olark-sb | .0 'pbm tho main Atroot prosents “,‘;d of prices, which caused all the commotion, Stus | mias hold h)fonn%l moetings, from time "to time, 0.—They would not agreo to thut ? tions raisod by tho railronds sgainst tho Pottor | averago mEa' "Phere is very littlo of any othor e esk and slows that tho peoplo have come | rrangodon tho following basig: On ond afler | and have gont ihoir committoos arouud an MoL,—Not thoy. In fact, thoy nover thiought | bill, Tho Company domsuded tho cancelntion | kind of graln raisiod about hero. LAKE NAVIGATION. ' thl_jm tostay, The wmm{‘mg'm ot v | June " L, 1874, to Juno 1, 1875 the | warned,tho sub-foromen, water-bailors, mule- it wortl: whila to suawer our resolutions, ‘Uhoy | of tax cortificatos, Tho lands taxed woro ox- DE KALD COUNTY. . ] prico paid _for minjng. should: ba ro- drivers,and cugineors, retainad to keop tho works troated us with silent contompt, 8sif wo wero | empted from taxation by act of Legislaturo, but | Howoxnaux, Iil, Juno 20.—Farmors in this m 2 M i Fho O ] {8 tho ease in all mining localities, 18 sickly, and | duced from $1.25 to $1.10 por ton; and tho in ordot, that thoy mukt dosiat, All Lavo complied | bruto boasts, Thab is what irritated o on | such act of exomption was repealod. ‘Tho Com- | vicinity report all kinds of grain in good condi- GBUDBIGH S STE AMERS the goil very poor. prico paid for * pushing” the conl from tho faco | with tho requirements of the, miuers oxcopt the most. pany contested the powor of 1he Logirlaturo to | tion and ovory prospect of hoavy crops, but say h 3 i tho bottom of tho saft should | engincors, who b £, howover, boen d. . MEASONTNG WITIL TIE NEV 3TN, ropeal the esemptlon, bocauso it wannot com- | that corn will be injured by much moro rain. THE COAL DEDS |t thi amino bo tha bottom of e, Bhatt oo | SO not, howover, hoenmiolestod. | g yoyopposod tho minors brouglit up horo | potont fo impair tho biigation of tho confrack JANE GOUNTY. r aroof grent extent, nnd show no signof 6X* | pyery additional 100 yards O cents por ton. aro maklhg dvety exortion to procurs frosh men, from Ghicngo—yon throatonod them? whigh had boen mude. Hho present decision Avnona, I, June 20.—The pranocts were For Roine, Milwaukes, Sheboygsn, Mavito- Linustion, slthongh they hiovo baen workad with | Now, s tho moot- oxporionced * bonses” will | aud axg doterminad to afford them amplo protoos | , MeLu—No, wo did not throston thom. Wo took novor baftor for good crops then thoy are tho Ea}'l: o i " ay 1 wpit " tion, L 5 8] r i | thom nside ond repsomed with them, and Tho validity of theso sotarepoaling cxomption | presout soason. Tho stand of corn ia” suporb, o, B e o | B o | SRS TR e | B DR B | e B el R R Rl | e For Grand Haven, Muskogan, eto., daily (Bu; Jmown a8 tho Culeago, Wilmington & Vormillon, | 1 the * pushings would et 1o conta porton | Lo front infiuouce smong . his followaru. | eiuio, ol but FHEY o NI (L gopot. | decinros that all_gonoral laws or gouoral motn | BEr Baravia, Til,, Juno 20.—Tho prospects days oxosptad), tho Wilmingtop Star, 'n nd the Wilmlngton' Co ‘d additional, thus bringing tho price for mining | On the old contract basis, the propriotois al ) g For St. Joseph dafly (Sund t Qown to 25 conlu on tho ton lower than on tho | ways hnd dilloulty in securing tho Dest minors | Thoro was no threatoning about 1t, becruss tho | nader which corporations without Lanking | for all kxndng gmall grain looks very promwise et hova weL Tl Mining and Manufaotoring, or Dismond Com- | old basis, : T T rondn. at €3 por day, for nino’| Ton Baw how it was for thomsolves, owers aro craated -msy bo_ aliored or sonenlod | fng, and com will boa oo crop If o unforo- For Manisteo and Ludington, Tueaday any. Tho threo mines, whenin full worlki THE MINCRS' UNION, houre' work, as they could make more moug TILE POLICY OF STRIKLY, y the Logislatuve at any timo aftor thoir pag- | ncen obstaclo prevonta, Tho potato bug is malk- o] o kg | o ol Daniol McLaughlin i3 Preeldont In | minin conl by tha ton, Whon thoy proposo 0.—Do you think that striking ls 8 good | stgo,” and then proceods to roview tho fucts in | ing considerablo kavao among the potatocs, but ordor, omaploy about 1,600 1alnors, mado up | 8 MUER PO L Cdinfoly nd passed n eorio | tho clthngn of Thtos, tho propristors ouiy wanted | polioy? i cnge, aud docislons affooling all points of | the sovora ralns of tho pust fow dnys have re- Snostiy from tio nativescf Eusope, tho Amorioan | Lan 00l Ion, B e L reuail | & roduction of 25 conts fomtho men who vorked | Moli—Noy do not. T80k Nt 1o% togotber | fow saiscd. Concluding this part of tho opinion | lioved the viuos in & mensuio from thelr xav- elomont boing in & small mivority. hy {ho thlhing mithoritios. ‘Tho mon wero wilt- | Ly the day, but this was rejocted alio. Tho ob- whon the notice was pub up on the * pit-hedds,” | by quotlng tho cusonco of tho caso of Towlingon | nges. < THE PRINCIPAL NATIONALITIES 10 to submit to the reduction of 16 conts on the | joct of tha propriotors Lug always beon to hays | #nd plotured to thom ull the gorrows and bord.'| dgainst Jossup, 15 Wallace, 454, as follows ¢ WIITESIDE COUNTY. & ool ton, for mining, during *the hard tiwen,” but ghn ‘roadmen's’ pay fud tho miners' pay ss | BLIDE of a striko. I told them, if thoy could | Now uuless yre entlrely ‘misapprebond this dectalon, Tanrico, Til., Juno 20.—Tho prosont prospeots roprcsontod aro tho Slotcn, Englioh, Irish, 3 By 4 q . b Y 83, Al; to work first. Bt th d thoy | and the grounds upon which it procoeds, it s xaally | aro vor Hnttering, in this vicinity, for & heavy FINANCIAL Welsl, Fronc, Bolgish, and Dohemion, Thoro | MW uck conuont 1o any chango In tho | noufly equol uo possiblo, so thut thoro gt b T i il Ials a8 0 o B eon | dociivo of tho caso ot atln this case, an i that, Ex- | production of ‘Doth grais and frul, i EDNAROIAL, . | Nl e e ont Taviala | i Baa e e tstokoa | U Jenlousy, and that uvorago workiion might | Tobog g woll i 1ol s mork fot starvaion| SLSii rowt it uhovgh, coinlaing foetof | ™ Pnomwersrows, Tl Juno 20, Prosont. pros: INTEREST ON GITY BONDS. and Baden, and a vory small oloment lay olaim Ln’, if the companies woald not disturh tho push- WILMINGTON & CHICAGO COMPANY, El)' for pushing oa it was, thoro would not “:.'{fi,","é;fi,bf,:‘éfi?.um: of mower on (o fundamental | Pocts indicate fully W avarage flol’l;fl all, llfmdu ity of Ohleago Coupona duo Juls 1, 167, will bopata | £0 Tusein e Doluad. Tho Town of Drallwood | ing contract. This producod much faoling bo- | Tho correspondont next gought M. T, Il | Yt boon any troublo whatover. Tho Wilming- FoL e by i 15 bo avoled lio soy olu- | Of grain iu this vieinity. Wob wenther o oo rovision of tho ‘chartor, whenover in {ho judgmont riously tnjure tha corn-crop, which is the princi- : i g i 3 ¢ it all.- Tho "l Gy s 3t ko | il SLTLE, T8 S0 o B | el sk | i Bipandnd o 1 Wimlsion & | b S0P St t Lol “hor | erpiotbinsof hoclaier mhesere MUSIANS | 2o ion i i santion, tnat. 5. 5. HAYLS, gords tho confusion of tonguos, but thoro 15 8 | sangyly, but this ind bottor ba rosorvod for their | - Mr. Hall UPHLS. ianco, tho samo stato- | ton, altbongh M. Cromblo, of thobtar, who fa | xavocalon sheud, br Atk Gt rocrmtion afects | yewrofy, il June, 20 -brospects, for smell Oltotso, Juno 1t 161 ity Gompteltr:_ | Somarkable unnuiraity of soutimeut amaong the | S watda. mbieh will omo . hiovonftor. Far- | mont as that mado by M, Whitcomb. o |, 4 mot wan 00 In. They | i cotirorciation bebwees o Rt G (M TR | oo motbroin ood, Tho sovoro aii-stormia ‘miners, who rogard thomsolves as-mombors of & | thor to olucidato the relationa betwoou employers AN ULTINATUM. hod £h6 whip hend of him, though, and, what 18 | 50 eces, bnd immunitios dorived from iis charies f,":,?‘:?lny p'ic.“‘i'iuf are goud for both corts aud rudo Ropublic, and are disposed to foster thio in. | Bnd omployes at tho Braidwood minos, it may bo | C.—TWas tho notice posted on the *pit-hand | MOTe tho Wilmington Company "fl& drivo him | 4irectly from the Stutes Bonerally o P Tornational aontimont to tho oxtont of tolorating | Beeful to publish, for genoral informstion, tho May 81, your ultimatum? | and the Diamond Into bankruptoy and then mo- | “p,y'vig conngel for the Wost Wisconsin Com- B b ON MORTGAGH, in suma from $1,000 to g i ‘ o 5 | yules and rogulations govorning tho mines. Tho r. 1all,—Tt was, Vo atick to that. ! | nopolizo thio whole buainess Lioro. That's what | oo Yiglstod that the particular oxorcise of this | yypyonr, 1L, | Juno “90.—Corn, large $10,000. _ LAZARUS BILVERMAN, cachothor and eschowing politienl projudioos | bantracts avel ralos ar shmilir in all tho compa- | O:—Would not you ndmit of compromise? ° thoy're atter. Tho Wilmington fellows sre right | Loplveq powor in withdrawing the oxcmption snitonn, HL, et e i Bank at Chamber of Gommerae, for the common good, Most of these mon have | nios, Theso laxs aro as follows : Mv. Hall.—No; if we proposo now torma they UP AND DOWN JONOTOLIATE, wae mvulY , beeaao it destroyed yosted rights. “?{{ rlou act ;tor s bottor yield than has succeoded 1n saving cnough from thelr hard RULES AND BEGULATIONS, shall bo oven lotvdr, #nd do ot want to givo us a show. . On this point, tho Couirt say# : Deon xlu’ullz'::d ‘for sovoral yenrs. Yl whioaki a6 ROBERT WINTE:R-OP & 00. earnings k; Il:-;!y“ I § I.hEvng mlnnlsy: of l‘:.\u (ihmnfluxv“\vl'}} bo !rcqnlrnkv] i(J.—_'l‘halt{ dl‘;es._,xt look like o splrit of dondillas mo‘-fi‘i‘f\‘: v_v;uli‘:l b.g-:ruk ézr al tén‘l‘l;sl :mlsg‘pr; flfi; The Counpany pretondod to placa \lmueu. x;uxxlxkul 18 | averago amount plantod. Prospact excellont. o bo ready for duty when tho whistlo blows for vor! " s x on of $ta Tond, BANKERS AND BROKHRS, which 810, s & rula. Dlantifalty tenaited by the | avory Imoralng, s will bo cxpocted Lo perfocan u o o e e athoured by 4 motiige o T i . Spring wheat, only foir prospect. Probably not t Mr. Hall.—Do the minera want the Compin torms which sald bonds were scourcd by & mortgags on lands ), o 82l Yo Tork apsoutoordogsfr TOOKS, | childron of tho aubierzanaun oflors, Many of the | dey' otk ot Wl o, it FERRGE bt e | 10 brogle ualt I ondet fo oy €hom Jaed DY | NMoT.—To bo suro murs wo srould, Vo don't | sud wero sol to tho amount of sovere] lseer ol | an avormgo arhountso, aud gamese mtsipate B A O o el Mok snd Lrokerago | houses aro quite comfortable, and wsplre'to pro- ployment, unlosa tho foreuian of b dopy ‘;"}';:fifm‘:: 0.—Thoy sny they oan't Ti¥% on the Pricas you | Waut to drivo tho companios to tha Wall. If | Tarssnainiy by reason of the immunily of thio land grant | € 3 i 3 I ‘ y a -geod, not up to the average. Bushnoed. ortions bosond tho more shanties, whila othors | (e to e otked. Lo I 1 Tiey would oome out ko mon and bo frauls with | feoih fasafton, Mr, dusico Tiely 1 (e S5, alteady | woll. Clovos-scod, i b A ———— T R ) 10 Tower any miner, or undorground laborer, fnto any | offer. . I . answor to this srgumont. Tho J fon of the farmers in this vicinity is axo rongh, unjiowu Lonemonts, beating & BKING | oo S e o ordors from tho | _Mr. Tall—That is all gammon. They cam, | 15, and say how tlioy woro fixed, why wo aronot | XSS e anbsonuent Moekholdors oF dkle“‘,f,fi‘m‘,’;,f; O iities - ol poris 18 TO RENT. rosomblance to log-houses in tho baokwoods. | Buporintendent, - but they want too much. #o'bad but what wo would coms td (érnts. Dub | 98B, 0iderstook tholr Intereste with the knowlodge o Targoly cultivatod, to tho oxclusion of al- s s s A S Aananeanaasacaan | g ayernge miner keops o very fair tablo,—not | 1L Any susponelon of work during worklug hours, TUE OITIZENS. thoy ignora us ohtirely, It could uob Do WOIES | {j,q oxislouce of this renervod Tight, and tlie posaibility V"Tt "nfl u§ inds of graln, It is expected TUMBER, OR COAL DOUK | maes oscitn, b onsof wicosom, wo | b sog ey cr o oanfys Skt 68 | | 0. unazons oo e 1o b o fvor of | Wemint s B e Ty T, -t s o 1 | OB 0% ool hous tha 251 it G RENT OR FOT. BALE. 160 foat frant | {2051 D1 Be el lfy wardrobo with Almost | L35 PEiler o whtuuhvce “whsbicr ova or bslow | DAL 0 y best ing e o gab o6l 100 yord for Leglelalure, A bt o valuo of honds and of he | Famuxazoy, Iil, Juno 20.—The crop pros- TO RENT OR WO BATM. 160, foot frant | barbario Indiffercnco. o Liea no use for fine | ket T alvely forbiaden, oh ouey practces mas | BIES eI, shoulda't thoy? Dowt they | bosides wanting us o push conl 100 yards for | would Lioiize afect 1he B SLA%hat o watgh | pacta fn. this vicinlty farmora say mover wevo Elip, with_Tailrond ~ connections, ~mear clothes, sud i8 satisfiod, after his hard work i8 | fortally'iucreasa tho 'Company's' running oxpenses, and livo off thom? 'Fhe shopkeopers and tha saloou= nothing, they inslst now in muauulluflu 1rom the iluc|‘ut ¥;n (nlluc i fuestion whother tho Togistature | Pottor, Tlonty of rain, ground in good condls Twalithest, bridge, Apply to M. PE , | over, to put on_{fresh, dry, conrso underolothing | result in no practieal good to any ono, . Koopers clicat them, and thoy donot growl, 1t%s | insido of tho loy," glilng thom 180 yards for | 10 deberet T8, o Chango its own grant of corporate | gion, " Gorn wad oats in nbundanco. Whoat and 163 Washington-at.. Basement, e mommon bhuo blotse, which fs the favore | I1I, Tho Company will not deal with any committoo | only when tho Company has - to soonomizo thak nothing, or, nt Jeast, 120." Dofore it used to bo | ke’ Yyo Iair nvornge. Fruit prospoots equally good. == fto uniform of most laboring men. But the | purnoctingto reproontsuy league, orusnizalonof | they ralso o howl, Teahiad from tho outuide of the “loy.” If tho | FE 10 1aaq to thio Darmonth College | Yoyolablos il good GENERAL NOTICE. minond, althongh for fhe most, pArt uncducatod, | Solnbinaten of workmon; but will dost lebetly sud GOAT, OX TIAND. Gompanior would Loop the roudwsys ‘lu order, | IR o cpolablos ol BOG o 20,—Corn, the principal P aro not negleotful of the comiug uf,mnuon' oF | 1Bl Qually with oach of ita emploges, and notother- |, _1faye you much rosorvo coal on hand ? Wowould lotthom havo pushing aud all, obarging ( O%0b ¥ BRI 1 orcn orlgln of the provistons in | prain o duot ot ‘thia i e prnm(uonol thie growing ono. ‘Thero aro alrordy IV, Any omployo feoling nagrloved iu any rospoct Nr. Hall—Considorablo, but I do not know tho | only 31 cloar ton for minlog, lh:li liad mulos i e e Btate e B! " tho Constitulion o are mattors | 91 oxoollont crop, and prospeots hava seldom, if FOUR PUBLIO BOHOOLS A a0 the Luporiatondcut, In pors | €xot amount. We have onough to keep us going | fu somo of tho minos, 5o that we hud no ¥ push- o ta rofessional men, Thoy " 1 1n Draldwood: o o which Bire woll attended | o hoes doriiots upon A bersing of boih sides of | unul o got o men. pough o koap s golug | 150180 08 ST g Wl oy profor e | N gt e oparimountsutioriy v, Doon otarfor ke cof, ComRins in Draldwood, Ml Of ara ths. ‘offepting - of | the mication,will be fizal. “Auy omploye who i not | O,—In cas thoy should bo Xoslited, whal aro | throv, O N uahing ™ on "us, 88 woll | 5 olutn aud seoure fo tho Siate full power and coitt | 18 RSN TR gt prompact 1s vory gaod. ) by | B e tauglit. to nepire 0 some- | Willing to abido tho docision of tho Suporintentent ob | you going to do? ! throw, e i of keoping ' tho rond- | {rolover tho corparute francher, rights, aud privic | DECRIES i Jesont prowpost la vory gaod. thing moro plossant and profitable than any dig ulad}mlm, or who is unwilling to conform to M, Hall~That is o mattor tor aftor-consldera- | waya in ordor, 50 that they may be suro | leges which it might grant—a powor aud control which | Little wheat for shipmoi R B A ' 0 o Fodor than o) Room 6 Metropolitan Block, doitog " tue” bovels of w6 ewrhy for & o sl ol ooy sl i seilons, | on's aro safited to Stato proisaion, 1bo- | of thol profts, any iow, AfSe b, Wik, PLLLh Togon mhcl it it BEabl s OMeS oF by e Focovul | tious arp favorablo for mioro thnix w wvorago dnsloss ' 3 'k at 100 yards for notbing, he caunotmake much Gonstitution, s that inatrumont ind beon dnterproted | orop, Iiyo and barloy promise & good yio work at onco, love. o 1n the celsbrated Dartmonth Oollego caso, ¢ts for un abundunt hnr- | hardiy rolioved by tho smoky lsmp, which, fn-' | ° V. Any emploso may bo dischargod ot any, mo Mr. Hall thon oxplnined tho contract asal- | motioy on rondways that avorags 150:’"1‘,"%1‘;”:'? s Hoeiston was by s full snd upanimous l'}:::g‘fg::rn :I;:Tvx;mfl;“m;&l e From and after this date and until | decd, only mekes that darlmess moro viaiblo, | witliout previous notice, and any employe wluh‘ne‘ to | roady given, and doclarad thnt tho old basis was | the muwing faco to tho boitom of tho shaft. | oohve 1oy only just beon writton, and is consid- | g} “progpcots for n fruit yiold aro vory good. further notice, the businoss of re- | 8od warklniufilu thio knoes in tho water of tho | leavo the Company's gorvice msy do st any thuie | 4 josing game for the compaulos. Tho compatics tnknrlgh‘ good aire that "‘hfi‘" Grod £ sottloall matorinl points n the opposition | °*fi vy i), Juno 20.—Tho prospoot for orops oiving, atoring, and dolivoring | Touveys, whioh tho pumping sysiom s uosblo Sx,‘};.";',‘,’l} fivine {’,’,g';’,:;u{,‘,';“,,“g'u‘,’;‘;;{{;;;f,',‘fi.t;‘f "o nozt placo visited mun the thontze of the' %"‘w“‘;‘o':.""c'.','.‘;"“uflx':mffifi°\r«x‘.‘;°’fi:? thatline. | of the railroads to tho Tofirond Taw of this Stato. | 1 BAALS 1y thiing all likds of wain lnlo 3 " 'y entirely to conquor. " - | striko—Draidwood, That genorally activo town oW, . i lias not beon oxtellod for five %11%;‘}1“ gg rfl,;,c;;heo‘}) 1\?:&3 :fi%} ISJ{VDI.ES‘;:’B’ B 131“‘: :“t:,n‘h“. e, m:yt 1::_:1; :fi:‘fl% s,:{“ ‘?;r[xu);l:.ymuuk. or being discliarg: appoured to bo taking -nficstn. an indulgonce | down on ohanging the *pusbing " paste. 16| g o000y max on Railronds—Decision of ;Zg:.‘gf“"f‘iuov?{ntnr e alsto TandLis homoe s g fr 8 W ! is always o aoa Wil wo_ailowod to dnterfore in sny | thnt might, indced, ~bo pormiited, as the sun would simply rob thom. Ono story the Xown Supromo Courts o tamagod by tho wintor, bub In timbor lundy and tho “Union Elevator,” will Bo | pointod at tho blacksmith's shop,—ono of which | manner with the emplosors' Jusk right of employl ourod dowi 10th " with & trop- | good until auothor s told, 1 1y i n h both kinds of land conducted in the nome of VIN unuuc){ledto ovory mine—is lf’plflnblfi object remms. nnaaf.fifn‘;ufifirgx:-r:\x%loal'mwl!x:&;lg;ofi cal im«;n‘;xg;l.m g'?oo l"‘fi; L::ul‘x:uru‘ :vo‘;e 2 * THE GPECIAL TOLICE, Speciat Digpaiahfo The Glucago Triing, it In vory good and, taklug bovs B intor i dl 3 conr, I, J 0.—Joln N. Rogers, -thirds of & crop of winter CEN®, NUTT & CO., and the use of | tolook upon. Ills clothos, such as ho wears, or peréons whom the Suporiutoudent nay con- o atonad the strcots or sitting in | ° C.~~Tho spocial police bronght down to protect E;)]‘V‘““’“h Ip, Juno 20.—Joln gers, | wo will have tivo-thirds D - 3 rou A oney for tho plainti in the oseo of | Wient, Spring whont, onts, and ryo will bo & that namo is strictly limitod bo tho | ro saturatod with swost; 'is boots sro_covored | A1det proper; nor intorfero [ suy by by Urealt, o0 $e doorways, whorovor thoro wa shado, smol | tho now minors aro Lote il e Wi | tho Bty g,“n’“mwm D Chicago, Rock }‘l:fi‘;‘mp_ o Netont proagoots. Our or or) : thiok with & glutinons spooies of mnd : 2 . wlose | 18 O e nd somotimes drinking boor, | MoL.—Yos, sbout fifty of thom. <06 T % Paoiflo Ruilrord Compauy, recoived the lingly flatteriug, and promisosan abund- warehousing of grain in said Ele- # | to work, or ongngo to'work, In any way, aud upen any | 8 Dipos, (1 L. Just asif | Inland pany) is excoodingly 8y his pauts aro web up to mid-thigh, | tor 0 with whom Do may think propor aud best 1olr fonturos wore as disaimilar ag_wore thoir | mington Cowmpany ot up & “* hurrab, Just a8 o0y, b otatoos 00 \aalng ‘muoh damagad by vators om. Y propi dor to ot pub- | following 3 ant crop. " vIN D & OO, and his foaturos aro 8o blackened with conl a8 to | for hia interesl, or the honofit of his fumiiy, Inngunges, ‘Thora way tho sworthy Fronchmay, | Yo wero 8 lot {of uutlhmx\lsd in ordor to got pul Drs Mores, Tuno 19, 1874, buge. Applos plouty, bub peaclies VOIY HCUECo, & v CENT, NU! . Do utterly boyond tho rocoguition of his noarost | VIL All persous in the omploy of the Company, from Drittany; the eallow Itallan, from tho | lio sympathy with thom, sud have a [’)rn ozt for | gy, muo supremo Gourt v thin' dsy 16 thie MET.OkH COUNTY. hioago, June 23, 1874, . | rolativen. Added to this, e runs the momontary | eithier by the day or mouth, a0 owliively prohibitéd | roglon of Bavoy; tho stont, burly, fair-faced | puttiug polico ovor e, tho town having to DAY | opiuion in fho casn of tho Oily of Daveoport va,Tho | 4.0 1, Juno 20.—Tho crops aro very = == Tkt of belng orushod fa doath by the caving-in | from absenting thomeoives {rom thelr radpgelivs Gu- | mglishiman; tio sand e Plkorod, Targo-pawed | thom, but Shorift Arnold rofused to awear them | Ohicago, Mook Inland & Vacific Raflroad Company, 0 e uvo hud o good doal of rain 3 FCR SALE. Hes withont proper uuthority, Thoso working under B K v, t y d nittod no overt acte, CiiFiming tho Judgmout of the Districs Gourt on do- romising. 0 AR ARRARAR A PN RITAZE mirnrir ity of the mine-roof, by the falling of & ook, or by | ground must report to the pit-bosa_in pevaon, and ob- Bootchman; ‘tho rnddy, carclos, musoular, hardy in, a4 wo had comu e A veralng 1t on plaintlir's, atoly which Lins made thocorm somewhat weody, tho giving way of tho Proppl\lg Hlimbors. | Also, | Br et e o oot s anrfaco. men tavat, ol | Irishmon, loking as contontod ag 1t b e, | 0, —Thoro wan an ‘old_boarding-house burnod | foudauta ppeal, uud rover gtk on planilice, Lutaly whleh e e i (o, whout, b shotld tho mino bo fouh, o may bo killod by an | tain permigsion from tho Supointondeat to lonvo their | born fatalist; and o Mittlo, wiry Wolshman, | in Lowor Braidwood Bunday nlght weak? a Olork of Bupromo Canrls | oihorasny thoy hinve seon uothing of them. Othe explosion, or somo nccidont to tho ehaft Is | atations, No smploye wil bo permiited to Il his [ Apllting out hils consonants with ox onorgy very MoL,—Yoe; but it wasnotour ren that id it. Thia cago Is one involying the collection of oity | or small grain doing well. Iikely to imprison him in 5 living tomb, Bucl: §s | Dlace by snothor man without thy consont of tho 8u- | suggostivo of Incohorant blasphomy, Butovery- Tho minors ncouss the companios of having taxos for soveral yonts mfi(\ upon tho railroad Kevrnsnund, 11k, Juno20.—The presont shiow- B | the chioerlens, woarikome, porilous life of the "”5&"1'1""{‘{2? TR AT R thing was quiot, an if Braidwood woro tenanted burned tho place thnmxsol:cu. un,r!llll:: tll;o{umlg:‘n ooty authoritios. Th Lo aurt dealdod | jug of crop prospodts, in tho ngurogato, is far A Lawn Gomo that fully mests the requiromenta of | Mo wha supply tho country with that material { y¢ regular Tasas 31 o wagen oF INOTOYH o may by Qiakers, and evorybody sflirmod thet o mat- | oxolto thi connry ABIRL e o wuy | o in nccoranco with Lo provisions of tho Defror thun thot of any provious year' in the gl which conquers, along with d water, both tora lind b { ok poople Loré Jook at it. i i lity.” DMora acios of corn ‘the most fastidi quers, olang with Iron aud walor, botl | Lava carned during'tio lust calendar ooty provios otn Lind beon einco tho strike. ot POl ot mon dotormined tohold out on | law enscted i 1873 in Which tho Btoto provides | history of this loeality. ~ Mort 3 ous, spaco and timo, and which i the bread of 1ifo to | to such pay-day, aftor deducting auy indobtedness Btrolling up tho main strcot, from the Broad- . —Ave your m for raitroad tasation, taking the muttor out of | planted and s grontor amount of wheat sown Iilustrated cataloguod froa on npplicativa. Yo salo by the enosgios of thisand ail othor eivilizednations, | whioh suoh crupioye may owe thu Compans, or which ‘bent ITouso, your correspondent saw tho terms ! }'9!«1:! nlmd?“ e Lo e du of local nuthorition, ‘Lhia octsion | D evor hotors, but lens of outs‘and ry0, Tho a1l Wholosalo and Rotadl Doalrs in Gemus, Trado sup- | Lut Braidwood I8 not entiroly given up to the | the Unmxnnny\ !\vlt thie cogont, of auch employe, may 2R, ALESANDLEWR OHOMIIE, LYFORTS fifi" Al ln A{:’!“t:. {hio wholo | bonofits tho oity to tho amount of 30,000, aggreato numbior of asros of grain put in is pltod by s miners end tholr familios T'ho town proper— Liuye assumcd to pay to any other pariotl, Superintendont of tho Btar Miue, nud that gon- McL,—Wo aro willing to subm o wholo e TGon groutor (L ab any provious time. In- OQULVER, PAGY, HOYNI & CO,, Il BUBINESH PORTION— X, It sloil bs tho duty of every winer, working in | tioman drove th van outb to tho | matter to arbitration. Wa 2ppointed & comunit- sthing looks very finttoring. Agouts for Wort & Lo Guno 0o, | {g garrisoned by & emall army of shop and sa- ‘o minas, to keop bia room in sad wines i gooi or- “p‘llu h Whors lllfifl“:;:-%:y:rngu;‘n both now | teo to confer with tho Ympflntum, but they INDIAN HOSTILITIES. uefl]z'\:}%x)u (;:gmv Yo Yw'_smhm it = loon-kaopore, gracars, tailors, nlmumnEem, and ;‘.‘.‘.’.;“,:‘.J,‘,‘g:,‘,‘.r,’“.;‘, Aay wuals Toinge ko sttt will> | oy full of wator, although thoputhps aro kept | would not listen to us, aflor tho first mooting, Cornespondance of e L}"""”'JT'K":; iy of | vty i ndod dondition, moro haviug boon NOTICE, o ari. hio tany bo oloi thg camp-fallowrs of | out- bf ofee or repair, aud who all sol, upaiy gt | o tutly on tho go. —durpps, howaver, are not | Thoy troated ua moro Tike a prcl of wlayos thin JourRrurens D P e s | Slanted than last senson i overvthing, looks nmnnarannmnsanenarrssnosanseesnensancca | o™ gL T¢I assertod by frionds and fooa | queat, immediately bub tha aame iu repair, tho Gom. suftiolont, as the ground I8 normenhd with | men, Thoro's Augustino, down at tho Brun;- 8;‘&2‘"“ e ros Vontyos), killing five snd | favorsblo for n good °'°.Y' ‘Fall whioot not much l’l‘fl fl]‘[ anal‘g Auflnmm‘ thiat vory litilo unpleasantnoss has over coourred { pany ey it Bueh rcom I ropui at o oxpenvo of | mprings, and tho witer.boilors can slono koop | ville mines} ho pays tho oldrates yet, and Ido | (Av Karoos woo. Tho Slonx ok away without | sown ¢ encrally-in good condition, Oats doing y H botwoon the miners and tho iraders, although | {bo mindsin ;‘*"““fi» sud ooy retniuilie nuount el § {hings In propor ordor, ‘Theso wero washod | not see why our Coimpanios capnot do the sanie. \WI\‘III g throo, Lo Blous Bk o daya vo | wolly a{‘»uub a0 plantod Ae last year. lyo, Ut 1t foat, ax Balo Cartitiantos keld by th Ofty of tho Inttor menoge to ax tholr customors rolty D niag0 AT Rkt e away—{iirough & mistalio, thio miners clali. Another thing wggfi; joct to o‘\"m Luving auy of thele Do, W ios Vontron made & | but {ittlo sown ; small u?;“fl" ‘“da;‘vlvl: on the m oF o mlum, afte w wille 3 an; i Rt e “f‘é'l%g“%lflq':’;;:;;?fiu:r : }:'a:‘:é‘{"":l:’d‘:: '::'“; 'i’“{l[‘!l'"mfi:g::% ald | T L e aa. ofh the smaployment of tio a’:‘; d:\‘xylw“tblx:”nku um‘:ltam%:ga *paok. nom‘\!mg t puch torms for & wholo yoar, Undor tho new | raid on the Bioux, killiug six of them and osp- E“’“‘-‘d' Darloy, vory, ! o3 2 ‘ ! A % Brald- { * X, No ml ho has loft th i Ty zood condition; not 80 much plant OmioAao, Apsil ], 1074, wood has Dben, wp to the present 9, o c.,m?u'.“w”fi'm‘lx :vl;;u;u: orby g, will bo | reachod the B?u Mino ofjce, the 10! Nfll.ll oon- | chniraot, the Companies sould run ‘roadwaye fu | turing 160 of tholr poniow. n vory o