Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1881, Page 16

9, 1881—SI) CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, APRIL TEN PAGES ' B B T e erm ] | B it Bogmed tha men Lo, | self think tha uien ought to ot the udvance, | th woon, an>tho storikslgnal ok oYt B ko, "aF 1] Tho B 5 The Chairmnan said that a man present Emd stick it out. The oid mus ving been | a8 the cost of living 18 greater than it was # | the cornor of Ln Snllo and Madison streets Or to Be Jolted in Cosfly heen told by Hackett, of the Ogden nvenus ‘lhnnkc.!d. it \\'n;”m m‘(llulr'g"‘; '@3,..15“....“., | Yenr ago but this thing comes up in a pecu- | the ovening nrcvlnuhwnnnllllmt could have E}L‘!fi,‘:fl!"é“‘é?" l';'r‘::u'r‘: %‘.‘.’u}i‘"}.‘ix’m‘.‘i ‘»’3’1’.’&‘33 NLL ABOARD. | Em o tirhene | o o, kot ot i orsneatn | yah ove nd et i visk wnd ben| ot ol i | SR bl s, s e, | HEEGIRIO DELTY AND BANDY 0 3 3 ) ) 1 otsoinih i s St Setsbioinb i get moro; thoy ought to ask for 83 a day and | ~ ‘The votoof thanks to tho citlzens was eary “Naothing,” he sntd, all found éustomers and_ to spare, many peo- ""'Chufl‘l““"- Tho' Mosltms put £ death B Pay for ‘overiime. And he bolleved they [ rled with enthiusinsm, Mr. Bender, of thi +{Vint scems to bo the fecling 2 plo being. forced to walk to the city because ;',‘,fl,:; Y ok "‘m":md‘;'r",’l“'h'}:’ L would trm, it, i?u it they demanded it. One | Mndlson street line, who was the first man \Well, same are in favor of giving tho 20 { of — the overcrowded —conditton of | quenca of tho islandors having ylolded to the Th West Side Peo le No thing they m gllt bo assured of, that no | to refuse to take his ear out, was then intro- | per eent atd others not.” ' the waogons and conches. ~ 'Then thers | entreatics of tho Saminns and ‘jolned in tho (] es 1 P v ;’ng:“ ’c:fi-:“lnd( b(en l}mfl\lethc-d uée::o :E&n';le); :vf duced, n:;llrlgt':‘elrmg_l t" nv}::gm.w e . Q,nu';zuu tell what thoy will do?”* }ség;gl Iu'mdrfixhk lhg\lusm}«l!s.m \\"I)m wpm- stru ml for urlm md&%un%me.l T;nu pmum‘ < . 2 h and o places, [Checrs. “A SYMPATHETIU COMMUNICATION No. J od to walk, and 01 ufation 1 ahaitt F0.000, Tha island I8 covere Longer Compelled to -| The peopto of the West Slde were onc andall | from a budy of South Water streot commis- “When will you meat again 2 in tho morning the sldewalks of tho leading Billirocky Mmountains, ofothad with tho richeat £ L 1t in sympathy with tho men. He did not Ues | slop-merchants wns recelved with thanks, #To-morrow,’ 7 thoroughfnres runniug cnst and tvest wore | vegotation, ana has niways beon cetobrated for eg Ly Nevo there was a man of woman on the West | Delegates from varlous sections ob the city | * “Da you think the demand unfust 2 crowded with pedestfians. Tho \vedthor, | its wine, figs, fomous, orunges, Rum-inastio, mu‘ Side but wonld rather wnlk twenty mliles | reported that busiunss-mon were ankious to o aro tisposed to o justice; atd T my- | notwithatanding a threntening elrels Tound | othor natural products: also fur its marble ang i fee Jine, that o notice was poated . up in tho barus | those on the oxtra ‘iist, which was toto by inr shape. . Wo have not only to lonk after | been desived, aud the waikera siill Inslisted | plausibittty, saya Dr. Binith), contestod the olnim TO THE . W, . d Rranting v resolution. In fact, If ratned votes of thanks, | OUr own Interests, but’ after those of our | that walking wns delightful, and that they, | with 8myra, and itnumbored among its undiss Express-Wagons an A FISTEEN PRt CENT INCREASE and thoy firopped like the gentlo dew fromi | neighbors.” would Walky nnd g oi walking, and abstalit' | puted natives tho tragudian lon, the historian i and tho relnstatoment of the men, 11e asked | heaven. 11 other words, it the West Stdo compn- | from gruambling, “until such ttmo as_the | Theopompus, tha poat, Theoeritus, and othar Trucks. the mecting what umoy would_ to abont ity | _ Mv. Towers, the man who took out the first gr {ncrenses tho wages of its employds, those | Blrikers, who still hind. thoir wariest Sym- | eminent mon. 1ta chilof eity has for more than 3,000 yenrs atood on tho ouatern sido of tholsland, ear on Van Buren street Thursday, motning, the other companles will also have to ba | pathies, hnd gained thelr point. ‘Iho stream " %‘l :fll‘fih cacntgggl!yww‘;? :’I‘)‘i‘le’(!:lflg(: l;n“' g.e';g-, oxvinined that he did 80 becauso o aid nak ““I.’,f“ll,:!t" BF Dedostrinns wos ns goor-tejpered: ns that | & thodeat oL 1is highioe: tauntafny, y mands of the men wore rensonnble, ’ X ' N o D8 s {ust it, and that was the renson wo | of the previous oveninir, but tho possibillties : Puring the Afternoon the Com- The Tecording Seeretary snid that B de- {‘v‘.“g‘;n‘tll‘:flact(‘lq\lf\?nrmoml\l:u‘om?:rfllvg: S | consulted b S, Furor, thougl | of o B fior thalr dny's work was the | VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. y 3l v o L) 1 5 | they sald their men ppeared to bo perfec favorit fopic of conversation, showing that, pany Agreed to the sskod was ST for ton howrs’ worle, DFinK and ho was with thom heart and soul. | LR SAY By aro oling D eIL UOPL® fon e o, Tookcu Upon 18 The Taward of Morit. Men’s Demands, hours ench, No business-man expecte The Chalrman satd the misapprehiension * Do you think tho West Sido Company | anenjoyablo nowll‘!. yet In their hearls they To the Editor of Ths Chicago Tribune. AND T y chenper lahar thinti that given by the conduct- | Obtabied that tho Company did not know | will fl';',‘g? all would have much prefecred to ride, OiicAaon, Aprll 8.~In rofsrence to the ap- i 9 We eat Diviglon,, 1t | where to send communications, and that Grently to the . delight of the wngon and | pointment of a gradunto of the Woman's Med- rivers of i the notices -wers posted 4n the barns. o [ *1n tiint ovent, whnt will be done with the | stage-conchi Jehyis, the -strikers durlng. the ors and E mattered nothing whether the men worked I L fenl Collego to tho position of “Intorn' a S % snld the men wero hot now .doing business originatars of the strike day held firm. They reaped a righ harvest, And They Gladly Started for ‘é’.‘:%'k’.:‘}fia‘i»':‘é’flé‘é" "l!ma ‘Ifii‘d‘“&féh‘nfl“i’fié‘fi In the barns, and that any n(lvlcu‘z from tho | , "Nothing, 1 guess. If the men go back | ‘Tho (In}‘ belng fine, thero was mfch moving | Gook C“‘;'“Y MHospltal, it ““;:“’ bo, stated that the Barns and Their together, and the man who would accopt tho | Comuany ‘eould only be recelved by the body | they ought to linvo elean records. Tt would’t | tonud fro about the clty, and overy vehiclo | the appo ntiniont was l!:mlfl ntter passing . opm- e NS 10 hur Scht was o rencrade and should be ! Ab tho hnll, It was unnnimously voted to e tuan {]ln weed them ont, ns hins been sug- | was kept erowided with pagsengors. 1n the m“ flg:hl""x‘l‘m{"‘(;g"m;“ I’;' :fi'nm‘l‘ }n‘:' wlgn Worl a " s adopt this plan of action, and that the Com- gested. But that matter lins not been touched afternoon the report spread that tho strikers 4 y ".[lh lfi : ' ork. Blackballe The restit "of the ngitatlon > x > tho honors ot the oconsion. 0 Medical Bonrd wonld be a completo victory for tha nien, for | PANY ba so notified through tho press, on by the Dircetors. 1t i3 o question which | and the Compan hud come to torms, but the | eouid only have avolded making the appoint- Y 1t this Insted much longor the citizens resid- [ M Gregory, Xno of tho discharged con- | proporly belongs to the Stperintendont.” snino report had been often made befors, |-mont by.rofustug to admit tho lady in qucstion - ing niong the lines of the tracks would tear ductors, ‘Tnis Director may have left tho meeting | only to bo contradictod by the continued ab- | to the competitive oxaminuation. JUBTICE. WHO SUFFER FROM < Tokens of Practical Syiapathy | thew up, The Company was ono of thuso TOLD MOW HE WAS BOUNCED beforu nction was taken, s it lenked out | sencoof thocars, - ! ) B curporattons which was driving honest Inbor | by Mr, Swinarton for taking part In_the r':hbnut half-pnst 8 o'clock that tho demand of THE JEHUS COULD NOT BELIEVE 1T, The Jews and the Last Clty Elsctlon. ‘Which Were Showered e oration ‘and wnaking criminaia of the | ofzanization. ‘The ostensiblo ronson given |"“"®™*™ 11\ p npry sccenED To. and thoy congresntad In splendid array upon * o the Edilor of The Chicago Tribune. working men. Tho necessities of 1ifo had | was his nlleged tieglect to answer cnllg, = i Madison and Jlmdol:pll streets in the ovon- CitgAco, April 8—That rnclal * questions on Them. advanced in cost, but the Company had ing, for the purpose of_cutting nnother slico | should bo Introduced when, n Mayor ot a lurgo but the chnige "was unte M. - Shert Tho Information dld’ not como from Mr, i but, the chinige was wntru: ) Ak -Shoc | Joios,' Shortiyyndior the adionrnment lio | £ the divkica of the atpeotcar compuny, | oty lato boohosen en deplorabigairoumsinice, - Tonson, and . that e could only | Slivped out uf b - ) g&\,'eu fliem no advance, Stock was worth T eiistated by orders from highor author. | Fonortors tylng In wait for i, rob Into s | Wabsh avenuoto thobridg, and thalr hobes | wisoaud ceonomical admldlsteniton of munlolpal percont, but the men could never be stockholders, [Cries of * HearP* ** Jloar!” s oftice to avold n horde of | Thay filled both sides of these streets froin | 1 really cannot sco what bearing those huvo ona t 5 * The Humane Scciety the First D iy, lle said the Cot v t X} | carrinre, and “drove ome, One of thom ne- | arose as. gradunlly townrds & o'elock the PRACTICAL BYMPATIY. 0 uld the Company was not supvosed | oo 0 '1in on the stalrs, and nsked him what & affalrs, Iincllne to tho bellef - that, duly an- 2 ¢! 3 J wostward-movl am o le began b d to Send Over a Con- At this point tho Chalr read the following: ;‘,’,,{fi"u“"“y[“’\' {,’,‘,‘icfl.’,‘.r‘]‘{",‘}.:m"e’;;;f? - | hiad been dono, but he made ng roply, oXcent c‘;;:'l‘cc“"_‘;t“‘;‘g‘“":‘lf T O e e :!Iywd, thoy, In wost cnscs, resolve lhlemnuh‘na © CONSEQUENT .ON ' ibuti A{r, James A.I nw.’mfilmt% ‘Mc Conductors* | giq i [,A'mm" volce—"You will take your | thot he was too busy to talk. Notlcis of the | foro had they tiken so deep an futerest in | nto ofectioneering dodges. - Your stricturces In . o tribution. ‘x":‘.'.u"e”.’.‘& s th“ni:o t!rétn uu’:fi”y :ungaxg:m' B:'lil'. car out before wodo.”] concesston were written out by clerks for | the striko ns then, ‘Fhelr tenderest sympa- | your to-day's and yesterday's lasues appear to anL Mr. Gregory went on to say that It was posting at the different barns, and *awman | thjes embraced both. the strikers nid the | me ngt well grounded. While some Jows have § check Tue &2, intokewal my eympaiay with e very nard R e ik, them T fiaht o cor. | Who was gnlh'w over to the meeting® was | Company, and they hoped that, for two hours nmb.?bly been Influenced by reports of doroga- UHGERING BHHDN‘G NERV“ poration, Even If they were reinstated by told that 10 might stato what hnd been done. | at feast, Doth wonld -persist_{n_maintaining | tory remurks said to have beon mado by Mr. y y £ i . EDWIN LER BROWN, Efforts to Run Out Cars fn iho Morn- Presidont 1linojs 1Khnha Assoeiaton, | ngreement it would b oniy n fow - days i bis s il that ol o learned at tho | Srair jakdnbly firmattjtade, Tirst ono Wogol | Clark about the raco, Lam confldent thamajority ing Summarily Stopped by "The rending of the lattor was followed with | foro thoy were discharged. ipon some frivo- oflice yesterday. and then another fllled rnid moved off with | of the Jewish voters know nothing whatover grent applause, Jous pretext, On one nccaslon hie refused to its luerative lond, - dore wngons aud- stage- | thoreof. Tho Jews fn tuis on{ nro 80 muoh OR the Citizens. "Fho bearer of the letter briefly assured tha | loan $3to n Mr. Pratt, Second Assistant-Su- TIIE CARS, conches appented upon the soene, tintil tho | Souttored, and 8o muoh divided on, fues; m‘funnz D{l uula ‘rympnthy of Mr. llhro‘\‘\'n and uurlntcndn{nt.l ITwo ‘\wi‘ekn' n(!cn\fln{s‘ ' le TRYING TO TUN DOWN TOWN, 5‘,‘325",;{‘,’{.:‘,.’,“ {:}‘;}t‘ig‘flfl:,".'n"éfi'm;r m;l%l’]?m:." 5?”:‘?"‘ "l"’ r::lll:n. '°£‘°m'|:u‘ ‘“"M‘;‘V"w ]:‘h‘w““l‘ FUN T NAL othars, and suld more money would bo con- | was reported for missing fares. ‘Cho tiwme | . 7 Pt ] . . & tributed §f necessary.- o Nt t6 walk | cited i tho roport would Kavo been il right At the Westerri nvento barns, at tho hour | S8 (e "With tho cry “Only o dime to | ¥o¥ apronunclumente lesued bBY Somo ot G m DISEASES' e o aeh at the placed iamed | Of $:30 In the morung, whero there Is ustially | Western wvene,' oiid tho proypect for rich B 5 {F 1 hiud boen dated on o eck-nuy. But the | nscone of activity, It wns as qulet s o coun- | eveninghinrvest wis dolihiral, when sud: | St wfi;fi,?},‘;‘,’:gm;'{,‘,’,“,,.,“;’;;:‘}“.5,’33,,v man who prepared the report dated 1buvon a | try viliage at midnight yesterdny morning, denly . susplelons-looking velifels loomed | resorted to, I venturo tho nssortion by far tho Sunday, when the running time was ditfer~ | Tiiero was no sign.of the cars, and the merry up upon Randolph street bridge and then dis- overwhelming mnjority of Jows would not - ent. o poluted thisout to Mr. Swinarton, | yien £ tho bells whicl i hatd whe appeared in the wake of vehicles Interven- understand it.* 54 Vhosnid hedid not believe the report, and | tnkiing of tho bells whiel are heard when | fig. Then came anothor- and another, and | 1t ougor the othor Hobrow merchant had a Yoones in the Streets—The Buses Mus- three mileg to busitiess, but did not cuss the tered Out of the 9 conductors worth a cent. 2 Mr. Ieifernan—This elicek canie from tho Servioe, American Inmane Assoclation, and 13 the first pleco of humnnity the street-car em- ployés have received In " great many years, v ) iy External remedles tho aafest and IN THE STRIKE. || P B e nidsed & vote of thanis for | roinstated hiin. tho cars start ont, ench: morning was missed | thih, whilo tho speculators wero sulil In | porsonal yriovaneo aafust M. Clurk, st ioe foskon Are tho salest auid Bt Sl tho sontrbition. 4 A b T cama tha first messonger from | gain. The drivers nnd conductors kept | anxions doubt as to whothor the strike had ;‘;{“fl.;‘,‘,;i};:“;',{,;;";{,-nf;{,‘;:;",';;’:,;’,:';:,'*,'m 2.9 | that can be applied in disedses, on account Al of tho horses ara stabled now, 16, ConLrILLION. ¢ the Trado and Labor | thio contralofiice, TheChairman annqunced | nway. ‘The only peoplo to bo scen about | FEAILY Soine i suchan untimoly and uncalled- | 5o im, Thoy nre too intelligeut to convict on g - All of the cars nre disnbled now, Couneil, sald his organization represented | that Mr, Swinarton was at'the foot of the | syere the stablemen and foremen, and soveral for end, the tinklo of the car-bell sounded | cx-parte testimony. ‘Thero was nocoysolldu= of the facllity which wo possess of walche Allgo on fl‘xvll-whn fwre nbic now, 30,000 L. Tho wnovement ve- | stairs, 1t was moved that he bo recelved, ) close nt-hand, and the first one dashed gindly | tionon the part of tho Jewlsh votcrsoulust | jng their action and resilis; and of thess to- men, ‘est Sldo Is ull on n strike. celved the m'nmnlmmnnnmval of the Union. O Mensrs, Gregory and. White, two of the | Of tho watehmon. M. James Swinarton, | up, its driver and conductor grinning widely | Tucsday.. In fuct the “Jowish " vote with lta Ho read the resolutions adopted by the Coun- In discharged men, wore chosen to escort him the Assiatant-Superintendent,was thoro early, | 13 thoy nccapted the congratulntions of tho | Imputed liablo solldity 48 o thing uioro of tho | remedies Electricity, in the form of %nud, Some now In huggies aro travoling, i anaubitshed in Tite TIBUNE of yeator- | to the hnil, The Chalr begged the mecting | and he looked . rather discourn assengers who crowded upon tho car, A | imigioution than anyihlog olsc.” Tho most @ 2 eneell 3 NE X zed, “No | passengers who ¢ upoi 3 T ravciing, G g'fie c{,l,‘l’,gy“."‘.‘%l"g’ "E‘;’n']“:"‘:“"ll:g“l’l“""l:: “"l";,f ‘&J";fl:%’;;‘;:‘;og’%’fifl“& '!1;%2:})', ,'},Tt‘l‘é‘:‘}fié\: chiange at all was apparent In the situation “".f‘{"‘,uv,';“,’,‘;f,“‘,‘,%‘{v%‘;‘h;‘;‘fi',‘f,’,"z"ém? Have B entiasioko, 10, SUtroL thom O autds eantisiiions, anit prolmgel, cnrsunita o redle - ‘Allon nceount of the strike. P tlurlnfi o Wiro botund | was folluwed o the letter, and tho Em“ Lo untll nenrly 11 o'clock, when a few men | yon gut,’llle Tlseh e tholr politienl setions, Tho Jow {8 o nntural- | lzed exclusively by Pulvermacher's Brick wagons dusty aro sticking us, to win It they would remain firm, and the Ings throughout were conducted with a de- | Were in the offlce of Mr. Grinnell. Itwas | ° The answer was of courss in the afiirma- born whbg. 'i';n“é‘é.'fl}‘,“:éfie‘lfi’fll i aud o8 | wlectrio Belts and Bands, has been Rickety crrryalls nicking us, Union would raise %5\0021 if necessary to hich they ceney and inoderation not always o nitested | decided o stark out o fow carg, and at 11 | tive, and not very loud but very Joyous | candldntos for oflico in thiscity havo no more ‘As on tho strcets they ure pleking us further the course wi st it | by Chienga's City Council or the Federal | o'clock n stable-hond, who wns an cxperl- | eliceron tho park ot %ho pnssengors. showeil | Smplacasio opponcats-than among. their own | found the most valiable, safo, sirple, and effl- Up nn account of tho strike. to pursue. , [Applnuse. : (f)an re88, 5 B | e that they were about as glad ns the strikers | rauks, ¥ Loog-ldiged peoplo go stradling, " AN USPLEASANT COMMUNICATION, . | belng conducted lothe pintform, shuokchands | 1oq1c tho car down town, A fow e | o O D e ety Bubbjo | {bat because A o 1t is ronarted ta nave do- discaso, W roview, in our'varlous pampllets, .*"‘"‘“"“wfi%figfi‘:m‘&‘cflul’(‘f bf thostrike, P“,"fl.?l'.‘f';z!}l.c'll',&‘t‘e{,l";“tu“ "w;’s" ‘r‘:'gf“{,‘; },‘I:’ A e O Bt motan o 7its West | later, Mr, Sherburno, tho State-street startor, | W08 ‘lflc‘lu‘ most_effectunlly, and all its 'v',‘.’.‘é':55&22{“;{5}2;"&’6’3}&.?3.‘;@3&‘#0’3”;‘Jé’u‘n',?x the manifold benofits to be derived from ¢ Whie 1sland avenue e on }[nfil DivISIoN CoXpUCTORS' AND DRIVERS' ASSUCIA- | neted s conditetor for nno ther, and auother promlsed glories of o fine evenlng's work | murquomnda, Pulvermacher's Appliances, and bring fors Grouty men gflnlnngnrumhllng. A e 0 son | pgox:' 1 -nm diveefed by the Prosident | gynpio hand went along nsa driver, ‘The fivst with a possibllity of a week’s continvanceof | o my mind tho quatifications of * Gurman,* | °* ? Kilont mon mouthiug and mum iing, S(fte it inted t ot of tho West _ Sido 1 Street-Ltailway e il vt or, 1he fits! obbling up the Car Company’s profits van- | * Irish,” or *"Juwish vota havo something very ward testimony in thelr favor from tho most Proud mon regrot vl this mmmmml A committoe was anm;; ed to go out m Compnny _ to nform you that tho | car wont through all rizht, and.obtalned o | fshed into-thin air. - They nccommodated | unsavary about them, Wo vota ns Amorican pe B > 5 + Al on necount of tho strike. remonstrats with the drivars and conduators 'L"',“lfi‘"z'r‘l;“}‘ atinat dcceded o yoik ‘}emn"“fl Tesy pnssonigers on route, but 1o fare wns ex- | themselves to circumstances atid quoted tho | citizons; not as Gormans, Irjshmed, pr Jows. learned phy#iclans and scientific meni in Eu- ‘B 1+is o lnghin P of thesy cnml being striotly charged 1o use | 13 wunn'ea i ‘!2“1"“"?1?“ Tl 'r'x'.cg“";,wgg?‘"h‘: acted, 1t cnme back cx\mpnmll\'ul{ empty. | price of a drive nt five cents, but_even this fr HENRY Lo FRANK. | 00 003 this country. We also d " Tl;urmz % sg&yfl L g:y,g’ ‘mgnfifix . no force or vialence, but {6 see If ‘they conld | B WORES A B HACELE s usunt, Tho frgets | Mur. Sherburne's car fared not so well, “Ihoy come-down failed to help'them, - Everybody o, —— PO ol y. We nlso demonstrals A% 0" i oy B0 wiagii, not persuads the men to return to the barna, | o e o e s bavns and | Rob along, all Tight, but slowly, until they | wanted to ride on acar for the novelty of Dr. Snodgrass and Rdgar 'A: Poc. why relief ond cura accrua’ froni their use’ o'er Ty beel’u!kgcf flm e The meeting voted o pn{ the (ltlyors and | 40k ‘out your cnrs as soon as posaiblo, veached Clinton, street, Hore tho peoply | the thing, and also to have a comfortable . 7o the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, : 2 2 ¢ canductors of these f“"’..l"“'" day’s work | " eiicieman conferred a fow - moments took n hand In it Thero were nodrlyersand | chiat with tho conductor and driver, to whom | cicaco, April 8,—Tho lottor of Edgar A. Poo bftor every othér plan of treatment hay .+ Ladies with beaux now go teippingly, and to ganrantee thelr relnaatement, with Mr. Swinarton, and the Committee conductors. mixed upin it, A erowd of sev- | they wanted to give the assurancoof tholr | pupiished in Monday's Tatnuss recalls: somo | fail d. Rend: i s e rebita. LD, And sRIDDINMI: 2 Doves, of tho Bluo Island nyenan line. | ooty escorted him to thooutside air. When O il moratns, NG & noiey mobyna | supportin the Inta trial, and their feliclta- | Toinisconces B el o[ hyede SiomE oy o you afilictod 3 ] o e 4 corkingmen, compelled the driver to | strikers were nearly talked to danth. Evor d R P ¢ v ; Ly WAV arns: was self-cvident thatiresistance | mude the same conunents, nn wits 4 o Her Juaticn, Torgelting disparity, ., In fuvor of nceopting: thotn, lis sugrestion ‘!’,‘;g{;“ ,‘f’l‘,“'n‘,‘"’{mfi,r.m‘mf"mn}x:‘s‘:'ll\!g“ Nunvso, | Mwas useless, for the ' crowd would huve ouly the pleasant turn of ' recent. oventa | to Wnshington to watoh and roport - tho Con- former years? Doany of the following symp- ' . sk they wha got up tho strike, “”"i‘ |‘"" recelved dn“"l‘“:) “‘103“5“ of ‘l‘“c‘"'v( 317, Ross, restming sald: \Wo made n suce tippéd over tho car Into- the gutter, and | which sustained. them -~ through = the | gresslonal prococdings on tho thon pending |'toms, or class of symploms, meet your dis L 3 NEW-MAN. nnfl ho was specdly st off on a poln of | Cossof this by acting like sunsible ~nem, that__would have been —the end of | ordenl, Tedestrinnism lost its’ popularity. | # Fugitive Slavo bill, autl-siavery mou grow |- 5 5 . 5! 1B EMPROYDD, urO'xA\l; of the Committecmen here returped |hd I want = you to keep order, 'l.;fe ll‘)(o?t?xl‘m{ l::“tmutsnz‘ll e (}mm!i,u" }ms 31‘ usnlutlgns L kfiup ot w?l’tkm l:)mo o 3 By nbm&t s and Br. Brod (L formgt who) | e acpifiont, i, you IvHine tan A EMPREOYED, % Sr, Swi oI or part of valor, 50 he ordored au | means of promoting appetite gave way, and | said ho would writo to Dr. Buodgrass ta tako | . ‘any v . o and sald thov lind mot Slhorburne, e Stuto | AT BN O flfi‘:r||¥“30|?|¥x::lr§dm::ls Of {8 son” | “aboutfacs? and the car mado ils trip |'tho pussing cur s aled and. mownted, | caro of mi 4 o iil-health in any of its many and multiforl ., . THEY CATRY. TIEIR POINT. street starter, who sald: CLAL10 a'eluck yesterdny morning the erowd | #poys, o YOU WANT THOSE CARS BENTIND in Orpheus Iall was even larger: than that | 7hey roplied that:they did, upon which he of the day hefore, o mien were confident | selid thoy should bosent to_the barns. Inn and enthusistie, nnd wouderfully rellant ;l;‘l,!::ltil‘:‘%l;“m“ &T;‘ih'-'f& f{?fi“&%‘.‘.fiffy’;‘é‘é{‘n lfi:.t i upon tho sympathy of the press und - cltizeny, '\ % o L of which thoy wors assurcd.. Additional ff‘;‘,:,{{‘{,“,??’,:fi‘;‘,fi&::{,‘“,‘,‘g ";,fi,‘,‘,,g’,‘f{.fi"fi:,‘ ng . room was seeured in tha hnll by the slmple | turn to the stables. 2 - pracess of crowding the chalrs closer tozeth- A-volee—No wonder Sherburne ~was .. erand pnekimg the men in solid rows In Lo willing that” tho men's wishes should be afsles, Mr. Ross presided, ns on the previous “’i’h‘if'é‘f,‘mn“n“ anld ol man” Mooro, 1 “day, and ovinced n surprisine aptitudo and | one of the oldest omployés of the road, hnc * rendiness in handling the lumultuous tho been nx:rm:\ched Dby the Company, but. had mo, ¥ 4 il homeward, with an mnienso lond of peoplo | The crowds on the sidewalks . thinned por- | 1 thon learned that Dr. Brodgrasg was tho | ous forms, consequen o m_\tf,."' '{‘,‘,::,‘:.‘x ’1’,',,3;:,’,},‘“’};’,“‘;;, some difti- | Who were ‘deterinined to see that it went | coptibly, and by 8 o'clock In the evening the | only: antt-Blavery roportor in Washington ex- v canseitont orf Hngorleg, nery calty, obtuined o hearing, and denmnded to | through. Tho oar was safely housed, and Shmots’ hresonted tholr usunl nppoarance, | CopLDE aitey of, tho Nattoual. Era, acblsrope | ous, chrone, or functional discase? Do sou T thoy waro Lo neoupt Alr, Swinarton’s | {st wus tho ond of attompling to start the | o striko was ovorand ovorybody seomed | foseRtntve; et e, BaoENs o upprossed | feel nervous, debilitated, fretful; tmid, and KON for 1t 'llo wanted. the nesurance of | Madison strect lingjuntil tho men réturned imppy in the fact, “ | by & mob, and that In conssquonce of hat supe | - bioed ) O I A the Company In black_and white, signed by Jork. R . BNOW ON TIHE.TRACKS.. Y casion Its cdltor and; provriotor nnd changod | lack the power of will and action? Are’you e S parntamtent. - This senttmentwas re- | - Atthe Milwaikéd‘nienuo barnsbwo ears | An attersoon.paer::published yosterdny tlie basoof his war upon slavers frum Daltimoro .40 Toss_of miemory, have spollsof emory, cefyed with cheers, and thore seemed to ba were startéd out ahout 7 o'clock yus:um‘xbv nn item to tha effect that the merchants nlong to Wishington, -Ho-\vaa itho first person to catl 4058, I | Randolpls and Madison streets and Fifth av= | i during my etny, 1saw iny e tho friond or | fainting,. fullness of _blood in the head, feel 1 a disposition on the pirt of somo of the ol morniig, and they inade thoe round “trip w on me after‘l reachiud: thecity, and waa .vory Tieads to Insist on n written guarantes. new hands from the stabics. Tlowever, the 2 The Chalr explalned thag t] llls was Xl\énmsemu‘nl'u :)nnu lhg l{ue Iciukmldullllllwl("hy w:sl‘llcg‘fllfi‘:fl?fi:‘ofi’l’gfiflgfi“:vli lgh:.{‘rmfil- flfiu?:,“? £ i‘éfi:‘gfl ,',fi;&".‘,%'“. ,é:{,’;‘,,‘,’;“u“,.'.:,:‘;?,',‘, listless, nzoplnz. u b JUST AS GbOD AS A WRITTEN CONTRAGT. | S0k Col e that whs W1l tho. £as | speative plnces of business fito the’ cleaved | overwholming forca of Bouthorn slavedeivers | ure, and subjoct to fits of melancholy? Are Tio dld not think 1t wonld bo corteousto | mada duthue the forencon. hiero vas no | Bbaco occupled by (he =streot-cht tranks | s Nortnent doushraces, ouh ho as sone e Kid itomich, 115 Hlo6d In 8 insult the gentlemen for whomn they were | attempt made o start the other lines from for the purposs of ' showing the Vest > gy your kidnoys, stomach, liver, or dlood ina v DIy ho moral bioros of ., his dny: nnd Edgar i Y goini to work by ealling him a lar, Dlvision Street Rallway Company ' ow the onoof U ¢ g © goud-humored nssemblage. On motlon, it fluc{ll\‘l:‘“gf‘hfll ":Iuo fivnnld x{nt; mltm r?l fi;; onut {I:rr O eloante satd M. Swinarton had stated 2}0 ?:’x‘l:.“s' and there wero no erowds at any people feol. Tho snine Itom slu&ul that the dASrE;‘:’-e' u:gr:lllanllx;lu{n{‘ln n:?k:n r".';’.',‘.'""‘"x‘u' nl;n; 2 .,‘,‘.:'{,‘;5 disordered eonrl_ltlon’l Do 'you suffer from _ was decided to excludd all non-members, 6X- | 3 q5p0,1 it s, [Grea . ing 1o wats authorized by the President to spenk RUNNING THE CARS OUT, Compuny had forces of*mon enrage .\ rheumatism, neuralgin, or aches and pains? d bolfoves o v ; siling tho snow up again. The facts of tho | ™7 a g o holilt-of, the Compnny, and that was otte J;“’;‘{’..“:'x“a;‘g'}‘flfia'"& nen, dsombled l{;% leo%\‘{thlhnt thle{pmgrfixxu‘mtstut the abiove m’,’.{"{f,‘,,'}“,’,,‘,,",’{",',l,:‘\fn‘f,{‘é’““fnl},',e,;‘if,‘fi.,‘_?,?.'.’,;‘fif."', Have indiscretions and'exceases left you Ina = 1 u v C ughfares did ne: wor| 3 Ve s ] wired 1f the men would: resume_ work this | & 4 streot, Hulsted | and (nsoma cnses the car-tracka were £ov with which hie addressed bim, and this, v 10 | timid, nervous, and forgetful, and is your gveuln 2 it an n%mmnem was renched, Now, street, and Blue Island ayvenug ' sections | ered to the depth of a fow inches. While character of tha man_addressed, should reliovo mind’ nnntimm’lly diweliing m_" the subject? "1 Haove you lost confidence in yourself and 3 copt-representntives of the press. One man ufore ndjourning for ditiner the Chair- 2 gobupund went out, stating that he did not | man stated ‘that under no- cirenmstances i want to have anything to _t}o with the affair, \Vvl\llld o drunken man be admitied to tho = Ha was severely hissed. . B 4 ; L i“;[r. Rouss sald that n zentleman ‘named “Mhio meoting thon ndjonrned unthi 2 p. m. v ace . CONTRIBUTIONS, onts had been wrongtully acensed of | 00 reenoon gession opened promptly at 9 o'clock, with tho saine inrge attendance ns o Dissd the cornor of Ynsted and Madison | the merchants who were Intarrogated by o | }oo's niemory of tha dagk assertion undor bl L i and women, WorkIng | streots golng south 8 fow minutes pnst 4 | Thuiuse: roporter did not hositato to ox- ithassolongrostod. JANE Guuy BW1sk socking to betray the causo of the strikers Tolight, I nssurcd him we would take out o'clock, At tholr head was o inan ensrying o | press tholr dlsrogard of the Compnny’s in- i Dy trylng to take u car out, and acting as & | ju the norning, C. IL Plantz, o drugglst at tnko out | (rum, badly disordored In conscquenco of | ferests “and to" sympathizo *with . the opposed 1o Figh Rantw. sorgy for businesd ta? - vou Y spy. Mr. Monts was present and desired to | No, 00 e Rice AVGRIG, Not A MO Bl t,'.‘fi- fintercsts to dlo' :n."gg?l‘w\"wl}f “Blllllll\\P 280 | the aliuost conseless benting It find under- siriking cloment, , they - disavowed | To the Editor of Th Chicago Tribune. enorgy for “"'f“. pursuita? “Are ¥ ” 2 say that the nccusation was false, that he was soribini 525 to_the general fund. Other ad- | public, whiah has stood 80 nably by us, thut gone for two days, and another carrylnga | all ntention of blockading * the CHI0AGO, April 7.—It soems Lo the writor that mb]e_ct. to any of tho rolluwlng symiptoms: * Wiih the men In a1l rospects, and meant to Vices of o similar tenor wero read and voelf- | wa ara anxious not to cause them any incons ngw bromfi.l with'a flag mounted in the corn. | tracks, ‘They were elmnl?' taking advantago | it Is tho duty of overy houso and room renting o s 01 Restiess nights, broken™ sleep, nightmare, & crously applauded. A communication from | venience, Allnlong the line the uews of the Campany’s | of the temporary suspension of car travel to | altizen of -our mnotropolls to aid by bis prosonce, ‘ stand by them, . BOMO m“fi Whter strest commission mer- v .\'x'r“.'wmm—l hope you will nll_remember nlcthtm was lflul‘lgml’y k‘l&n\\n. and a8 tho con- | sprend the frozen snow that It might thaw ! 1¢in no othor way, tho mununnl-v.hnml: upposmi dreams, palpitation of the heart, bushfule i .*'The explunntion was rocelved with .np- | chnts expressod thoir nuproval of o strike, | thiat i futuro you are casrying not oniy the | | uctors and drivers fled past thoy wor lust- | moro rupldiy and rendor approach to the'| to tho high-rent opldemc, which, Judglog from . % ' pinuse, and Mr. Monts was exonerated, natll nllun:&llI '{'; ms:xhserlba lf‘ {ucegsn“ry. patrons of the West ])l\'lsluun?(nllwny oll= {lfiecg;:‘fi{gg- fi};‘;.'\‘xl;ytl'l‘n!’x‘:hn‘fi‘x‘\?a‘:‘cx‘ahn:;:z'fif: gg :x‘hlol»;rgllgidn dm:;tmr utTLck:mmi“wmll fess of :ll'(-l th prespnt, demanas of landlords, bids tair to ness, confusion of ideas, aversion to sociely, v The Chalrman stated that o Committes \cars, ] Mr. Elliott, 8 vaper-dunler nt No. m_rfil.nli:‘mn ;glxl‘: own ‘m{}l;mé%v m& ggg{:l‘gérafl buiness, and In 1ot 1 few Instances barn mcs:r}\;‘hn \\:‘nrfie;'et e ‘;“}nr'l“’“élf:l‘,‘i‘;’;“";!g bo Inorahsed from B0 to 50 per cent, apputantly | dizziness' in the head, dimness of sight, plme from the T'rade and Lnbor Council was ox- nl‘s{fl?xfi“x‘l‘xfi‘n‘rl%‘«ficz' subscribed $25, and was pected, and It was voted to admit tho Com- | “The N suggestbd that thera might be o wmittee. A taw of the mon Who, by renson of sicknoss in © A dologato suggested. that the conductor nmhl' nimlllfn ;n' gomot{‘lclmr ‘cf\‘:ag. \lvurlulln who took out o Handolph street car-an tho | jieed of iotoy, DR WOEED, i o pay such men rogular rates of pay, and preceding day was present; and askea Uiat ump'rcuumr was Instructed to nnyrlmt'nuull rhirt ) outmtieezs I van oHL Cars 10 MGG ths vy | $oasks adter twb deinands oF. thie strikors had | WIth oo botter exouso than boosuse they 1HRE “'fl‘:{:}{fi;m&“%‘::fi“&;{g’{f‘e Scoretary bo fn-.| VIR Iif nn toue ‘from tho time tioy | bewn granted, wero nob {1 tho least intarfered | thoy canoxtortit, From tho perhaps limited strticted fo drns up o contract for Mr, Swiie pnssed cars londed with passenzers showed | wiih, nor their work undone. It might by knowledge your correspondout haa of tho pros- rton to sign. This was put ns an amend- up usual trip . tiwe ‘at tho corner of | ndded that o current rumor Lo thy effect that | perityof tho times, thero sooms to bo no loglcal et to the motion to necept the tarms, and Hnlsted’ and Mudison streets on their | tho charter of the Company had béen vitiated | conclusion to nccount for this raiso, Wagos aro was_ promptly voted down. The originnl way down town. Almost at the vory moment | through the nou-operatlon of cars did much | no higher, snd it muny oases not so high, as last Inotion to necopt the terms waa then. carried the strike terminated o lurge building on | {p increase the number of men‘at work level- | Yoars houses have increased in fair proportion ples and blptches dn thio Tace and back, and other despondent symptoms? - There . a1 thousands of young nicn,:imddlu aged, and oven the old, who suffer from nervous nad PRVRS f heha 2 soms under orders from the Moard of | unanimous Mndison street, midway between Jefferson | ing tho snow-banks, thosmerchants having | o the pulation; and without a very ducided | physical, debility. There ara also thousands . 8 W nously. | Desplat; it hi and united action on the part of lundiords und % ' o B CALLED UPON FOR AN BXPLANATION. Trustces. . J 8 and Despinines streets, upon which house- | become Impressed with the iden that the ) 4 o A pare Peckhum, the conduetor wiuded to, | M, Curlls remarked that » Toxas ' Gar- I e O 1™ o o movors: hidbewn ab. otk (Uen tay,or fubs | Jook-out Letcer, e iyars wid em. | Lielr gonts no, edch rase ol bo maln: | of fomales, broken down in health and apir- A > talned,—nor t cun If tho pooplo op- to-night. Mr. White snid Mr. Swinarton had hauled out into the strect, \This | ployés would bo o much longorduration# | posait, Tho rentors thomsvlvcs aro [ o monse returned {0 the ofiice to order the cars got B&‘,‘f},‘{}‘ifi‘!&fi‘.‘,"fi'fi,’{,’ ‘,‘;‘,‘,{,‘,‘,}'fi:{:,;:fi:‘;‘,:g}{:};',‘;» AN INGDENT | UretoliamoTor this. I thoy bad not with Sush m“ld).' lflo would ll"i&lnkl‘:\llllll to the barng, | compalted to run north on Iilsted streot to | ocourred on South Halsted straot witch | B e Jatnry 10 the reaent tine tho e e g‘ man would get his cars [Greal R\Ill'l'l(olph, and lhmlcal over tawn, 'lillm e, (llhé “Ifl":l)ll m“{lllrd‘millnl&z alive fikl! feel- wnmgwo}d of thio l‘mdlords. * rant wl\lf o Ly 5 sult was an aggravated jam,which continues ng of sympathy . 1) 0 men. num raised next May,” incrousin) oir. mor f ‘1“0 I"LSS:I'I‘:} cmza‘:h}‘l'ho hf“{ proferred unm'ro'uluuk.gby ‘which time tho hm‘.'m'w“g Dber of poor working-girls were scen trudg- | ns mnvlnn-umoy'up onohet.” thby doubtioss I the weoting Vored i niice wots | moved out of 3fadison Into Despluines sticet, Ing patfently along to thoir dally toll earry- | would nut now bo tho viotlns of tho bouse: thauked and tho meeting voled unanhnously | * 7o conductors sid drivers wiy irolied I Tis Bundlcs I thelr arms, When a con. | ownors' rapucity, - Wora tuo majority of tho 0 roturil with thinks the NRHON O | 10510 st Ao barns Ward sheated | vy of men belongini to th sirike went up | BOUROS, K0S, Atk of (0 meshanic, rating for the filinots Humane Society sent by Mr. Ed- | re “thoy' traveled -, nlong. 1t took but o | atoice and relioved the wayfaraes of thelr from $15 to £20 por marith, gnugoed noeording Lo i Lo o, sk souainssheorsors | B inlite for i “fo . Towgs | asvortFoy carving dhom alon for | e e o hfeion b ot Seaputte, ok i A A Ithe n&"‘_‘uné :(“m“‘al""l""{‘,““; ot mlfi'fii’é and , it was not long hofore the | wumberof blocks until thoy were meb by & | so mich gauso for complalut, porhaps, couild ba 1ts from disorders pznnllnr’ to tholr sex, and who, from false modesty or neglect, prolong their sufforings, Why, then, further neg- Ject'n subjech so productive of health and futura happlncss when therd s at hand s means of cura? ‘Why not throw off the yoko altogother, ‘and seck a remedy that has sclence and common sense to commend av 3 mody, n driver on the Ogden avenue line, . expressed hissorrow at having taken'the ear |y heen mlsreprcsemeclgbefumtha. nects out, and promised not to do g0 nny morc, | ingns huving been witling to works that he On motlon, he was admitted to membership, | wis loyal to the cause, and Mr, Curmody was ‘A conductor from the South Sida was In- | aceordingly oxonerated from blame. troduced. Ilo requested the mecting to send ‘A delugito - Inquired if Lhe nunouncoment i o o 4 of the 16 per cent advance had been noticed commitees of Lwo men each to fnterview the |-py the mcu‘llng. wlon the Chatrmnn repiled men at the Thirty-ninth strcet terminus of | that It had beon docided tho day betors to tho Stato street, Cottnge Grove nvenne and | pay no uttention to any communieation thut Indiana avenue lines, risoto the Twenty-fitth aid not come dircetly to this body through street and Cottnge Grove and 1o the end of u‘i’fifs:{.’&wg“:"‘w\’(‘:& that the nawmes of ol tho Archer avenue line. ‘'I'ho men thers woere o W] : es’ wore speeding down Loke street, | fresh rolny of strikors: - found, Hut it is not so. Dark, uvwiolsomo, <7+ all willing to help the West Side boys. {Great 'L';fix'\'enl“mdll;flz::‘;‘t‘;‘l‘ %;&%rmlc:g;\m‘léus%l; at R AT A %“&%‘;fl%‘;{g fiaee Wi ottt Gylionco thit i cont | R B o, and " sawer-pue-polsoned tenos | 1t—n remedy of indisputablo, eMoacy and eljcatine] "TITANKS, ru;ms'.mmk sald it would be much wiser to “ITE‘E' A“dl,” nn!(lud tho “{"“’i d’ ed wlll:“}:l{!rr Am‘ll)‘lex:::% w\‘\s'lllutxnultv I:‘l’“?'lc\xlgll‘%l‘nl - THE CHILDREN OF THE AIR. :‘!t‘é‘e‘?‘nfi.’z‘é"t %"Ai‘x.?.".“%‘i "Horo. :&':’;fl:&:: the most certain hicans ‘of restoration % N ‘The pwnber of men who had eurolles that the cars had started, muny of th 5 babitablo bousca in Chlongo to supply the do- ¥ N 4 o 3 ¢ resi~ B P el d 3 A vota of thank was Londored fo tho West | Poy, 10, icntian, whateverto ki, Sues | thamsclies ua wopbers o G IRSIGESE | donte stonie Lako aud Hintaon ctunoto MO | 1 o Dt driaraors tale wo are told pund et rona s soGuer apiltets | et b B ’ P Sldoemployds und. to tho ‘Trade and Lubor | Pansotves solld with the Company. 1S | Yosterday was 687, Woars aud npplauded, the ludles meanwhile | For'the poirits of tho Rir, g for thomselves, tha wolfara of OUF Prusporous Fof further particulars seo THE ELEC- o Councll, | 0 T | ndvico was to lut thom nlone. v - « . waying l!)elr handkovchiefs from the win-.| Whose forms are wmn{n; fn othersal mold, city, and the hoaith and hnzplnm of its *mid- | TRI0 REVIEW (Elsborately Tlustrated) H A resolution of thanks wns passed to tho | - 4 member of the Cominittes nopolnted to 'PHY, COMPANY. ows, Passers-by shouted their hearty con- | - And robed in raiment rave. . 8 dlo vlasscs,” ar workors. Lut all goud, lEnmm te i1 Jrpleved stroet conduetors who had helpod a | talk With the men who had aRon_ollt cate y 2 & gratulutions to'the conductors and drivers, s . paylug rentors Inok to it, and leave iho othor | AND DESCRIPTIVE \PAMPHLET, which £t b '] T workingw el Iin the murning reported that in one instance 1T COMES TO TEHMS AT LAST. streot gnmins - joined Jusilly fn tho | Though nelthor augols, nor gods, nor mon, ©olass to apply to tho higherent landlords, % g . LR B L e thele' | ioy i boon lstrumental In snving ear | It was vory quietat thy o eca of the Com. | comman ~hubbub, ~whils "the stens | - Thuleh thuy neltioriove hoe s, 3 : Vox Porutd,* | ure malled, post-pald, to any address on op L tharr bindles o morning, and, | ryin belng-wineked by Indizunt, eitizens. | pany durlng tho moruink, Presldent Jories demonstealive populnco simply smiled | THONEN imiiceis) souls have ot beenglven, = R . plicaion . * e ChatFiman stated that hehitd this inorn- ll.,',‘f::,"‘;"{':?,rf‘l‘fi"‘sf{l’"‘(‘;‘;“fl’,f“‘.}g“"i“}“’l““l“l“ s | was thore, however, and was olossted with {‘.‘,’3{,';1‘.‘ xln‘:xl;fél L’En:h:‘%ifi'é{s“mtlr‘;msdc%]px(\n; 1 ";'. ..-.,d NFAREWELL! ; A ove! i Al 8 Com 0, sl he i % Thalr lives nre fong; two hund 7eRArs, 3 & m%‘}x:\fl‘: x:::;hmn‘m'u .‘.".5.]1”.‘. 3{::[!):\5::335“:‘% would-take out his car anyhow, 1ut the the subofdinate ofticers, but tha subject.of | were lllollem n lhuvlingnl-uut‘uml and ap- | “ s mu‘;nmunrn of tholr spang b . For Tha Chicago Tribune, g " i whose oo o would ok mwitlon aid | eltizens surrounde to car wud i wut § their conversatlon s no divulged, As | parently welantistied throng, sot It Is niore | Aud throug this e, for the hopo of Tleaven, 1 1ovo you—and I leava youl PULVEHMAGHE BA VANIG B[] B prttrsi 6 nm‘l' l.ha'm ||‘ 5 l'.. Vory 1o way, ‘Mo spenker belloved that | they had been nt the barns and around town hon likely that the, result was not wholly | * Thoy must watoh o'er tha homes of mau. 1 would 1 might not grieve yous, 1) G K s ‘wats_to o vown | there ind beon o ariler posted Iy the baris, | and soen yomo of the men, it was luferred displonsing - o thein, gs & heavy stockliokleT ftioy obisicn Lfain wouid loave no sorrolr "¢ nmm"\'u:rm % AR L [l m} I} and it was only n dodgo ou the part-of Joues s t H 1n tho West Division Compuny wus heard to | For each good ohild thoy ghanca to 800 Ta cloud your 8ky to-wmarrow; | hum‘_:w epuats} _hm;c’ “mfl 5 e" c“fll‘llml 1'»'- t0 rrat tho ten to the barns, that .they wera reporting the condition of r‘m_xmrk to o conductor during the days A’l‘l‘"b'_"‘;'lgt‘g“"";Yffl"gp‘":’ ra00, But I caunot decejvo youi ¥ |Cor. Eighth and Vine Sts. Dyt o oy colld ol e Ot Goinaeled Maderation and per- | things, Mr, Jones was-not in very good | »Siand firm;_your demnnds mush bo coms | AELAINS fng{:’{pl'},,fl",},cf" oL L 1love you—aud Leave youl « Eighth o i all the peetiniury atd thoy esiretl win | sunslon ‘sith iels -brothor workmon, fle | huwor, doubtlose _becauso the roporturs | plied with, Weru It not for « fuw Infiventiol AR e Somo kindly thonghts aro loft us, Es| - CINCINNATI, 0. cheers, but ut the sume tinoe thero wis o gen- i‘t’rl‘l,‘l’f:;}w 2}"1';'1"?‘ ,_‘m,yuflfy ‘,y‘,‘;“‘,,‘{u,?‘:,','“‘,},‘;" Lothared him with questions whenever he n:l‘vtnlllngfl\gglficlt?m'l:l')‘égg“filfi:‘; I\‘v‘“flfifi 3}3 b A 3?:'-'?:'.?3}'31?'-" st f g e on ‘ ! arulory {ruw the bidy oF tho Ball of *¥Va | jighed in this el ! catme owt of Iis privato room, and would not | Hotessity of n strie.” : A are TR Ut WLl s Tongor be, (il sume wordesaitly sycksn; w|265 and 1164 Broadway, gl wont l“lhl’\ll“sfil(l‘ B B m‘u} dale ‘:, w“l““l’)% the recaleitrant drivers {:vé hl‘llfln wnlono when ho eaid thora was noth- T For thelr tears Sras iy d s num;n ;y-;:lluc“l::tv: our sung-‘ wml:“ yearning NEW YORK, ent who was discharged from the Company’s [ 214 canductors to . : s s T INES, — % 2 : i s o i Y ¥ servics somu mouths axouid who Sovind® [ % 1tenn up w0 acony AND conrenpr.st | 18 thoro auy change in the situntion?” | nys, EXIAEAS. WAGON, TIUCK, AND DRAY, | "HsnsAndor Somo tones and tauchea tander, § Mo Eh 2o Interest h the orgunization of this move- | 3 8, Conuody agreed with the Presldunt Inquired one, i * With -the fat profits arising from the pre- “Likelinlug tondrils slondor, * S 513 Montgomery Street, i Toent, 1tk couli seo-nio use for sueh & man, | that moral sunslon was the propor thiug, and | = % Noug whatovor, he replied. + " | vious day’s operations stil lingering pl ‘Fhe Devastatod Qur hands will fail Lo sever] s ¢ 7" Wilean 1t was that o was teyiiue to kel back [ disapproved of * boycotting.” S| wareany ears runntug ¥ L ngoritis plonsant- | o Island ot Chia (slso spollud Bolo and Ithio, For lovo Ia love forevur— 3 SAN FRANCISCO, AL % B vt tho Aswnclation, Shoulil they insist A commitieo of - thres, seleotod. for their w ot ot they aTe ROLY .. 1y In their memory, tho stage-driver and the | and in Attle Groek Clilus), which thocablotolls us ‘And, though Life's wina bo wasted, . 1oLy & the rul'l_xstuwumm of suel mon?” {Cries fiumuuslvu cloquence, was. appointed 10 Whiat 15 tho prospect of your running wan who had turned his express wagon into lll'llts fiq«slfimn-:&t‘m}n \:‘)‘/‘n; ;n;flx‘;lqu'nkg. 18 ,'1'.-"" of 1ts aweotncss wo hayo tasted. 2 L 0, nu. ) ring back the stray sheep Into the fold, 1t et el { a-public conveyance allke folt overjoyed | Hiineo: sy nt the samo tme s {saad of . A thus, all wrong forgotting, EUROPEAN DEPOTS: b i Chuirinan requested. that the person | wns. stuted that the Honestrikers wore new aguin? dtord v ¥ s ¥ forus tuky L ¥ 4l ta should give an aceount of himselt men mid unacquainted with tie business, or | © * Lean’t say" . = {:\, "; fi(); mumuw ‘“{he" theyearviod: thnk Kflfl" l“h"q' n&“‘w‘l‘;‘;‘mfi”filn:n:,‘fl'wn %'u:}lgehégm;'fl }"n'.w‘.i’v'é‘&i!fl?}i‘v‘-ffi .5?‘&:‘5« [ %‘\v‘; or tnke his nnnie oft tho voll, ‘The man exs | okl won who ol buen dlssharied for bicoms 13 the 15 per cent Increase proposition the | .ng “ll:ul. 'fiwm“ l."' ors wero holding out, | Loy fa T10 wmitos tn circult. Lts longth from r{nufi God grant your fate ho bottured, 4 R t Street, LDNDO"' ! plnined fator in tho sessloh fhat ho did not | potonee, Thoro ws Hitl to font, the Chale | ultimatun of the Compauy?" . * il B o wns cnpllal prospect for | tosouth is ubout thirly<iwo wilas, lts yrontest For {0 moro shall griove yous 194 Regent Street, - - f;' Quslte to be put back, und only joined the | thouxist, froum such opposition, v, Willluin wOf courso JL 18" - o another stroke of lucrative business, ‘They | breadib ubout uluh!wn}nnd tho width of the 1love you—and | leave youl . 5 S, ‘N .+ Assoelation out of sympathy, }‘!}ukuau. the first man tu take outnearon wilnye tho Directors taken any action in z:‘;raumlhlzusl heartlly with the strikers, und :"lm‘l J:hllfl" ufl{w“nl: urrt:?lmn ‘;fiulntl‘md is | 08RALOOSA, In., 3831, . __ Fauszuen, 39 Rue St. Mare, - - - PAR] 1 3 ‘Pl Chalr ruu('ucmuxmmh:ntlou from the mulfi"r cm‘&m&flfi;‘dzfi::‘l'l&t:fl“]fllflal;: ‘-Ix!:alt?c:{ tho matter fo-dag P - - 4 3 ¥ hoped that they would remain firni, for | joblaus, who' colontzed It at tho Hno of tho | Victoria and Eugent § : : [ THADE COUNCIG AND LABOIS UNION, g (] WNo? . < | & wonth It necessary, and they folt that, ata | grout migration, at or about 1000 1§, O, Chlo etarinand Kugonics Wy A « ’ . e Bome of the French papors wax hotand. Sl eyer et dime 8 head, they could fight out their end |-Pecaino an lmoortant, momborbr b Iotms . | at th eloso S s Sovant. ne. by i Uil have no reason to supposo | of the contest between eapltal and lnbor even | erful maritime Stuto, undor 8 democratio Form | twoou Queen Victorin and the ox-Euipross of UL e o tho risk of'f &lo““l tho adjystment of the dilferences | of ~wovernwont, uutil the —great —naval France, Rud endeayor to prova that such parade oes your charfer run the risk of for- ok all summer ‘u aceomplish, oredt ar tho 'Ioniun Ureeks Dy the Pop | OF spotiment on tho part of Viotorin towsrd felture by this faijura to run oars P “At preak of day the Vi, 404 B C., aftor_whioh. tho Chiuns, | K ate ubght 10 bo regurded asun fusult to the Rk ot Thera 1a n clause to that efs | eomciius Lue deniy 6 supsrunnuated stago- - . + | Froioh Hopublio, ‘They fusist upon crittaisin foo L e Stat. bt 1 | {ufhesy the denl-sentod uxprussugons, tho who fad takon purt in the bt ity 100 Bhibs, | (g cunversations which they thinik nust onaus e L Tt oot Tond 13 100 YO | Tt o B B b e i womion, outtiod of | botweon thoss ludies, aud mularaln hat ey Deip o 4 ¥y "uu';n{;lm’ ragous, and ll tho oWr O | [ntosiavury: ‘Tho baitle uf Mycate, 410 1f,C. saukol rvanotber thun the lios: muans of st v (1] (] 7 ) > o T rien A unaparte’ r " Hnva you recolvud sy communloation or | pa Tuuprovised cojuuon carrlers tho day bu- g Culow frols iho Poralan, yokey had lc e | Brcadel at Briuent i e 1 o rt Iils netion, aud was anxious to como i to the %‘q’,‘e“ 'f'Y Messrs, McLougnn, Rokers, and | orgunizatlon, Shouldt hie b recetved? [Cries 1ivers, it it wis voted to takie tmo for -its | SFENEACOR. SUBRIL N0 8 T T AL proper considerution, and that the answer be | fiickson was adliltted ” o mumb«r‘lb‘ and Botsent il 3 o'cloble . . ;- grooted With chests. B . Thess wontlowmen, bulug = presont, Word | 1y ‘wus voted bya henrty and unanimo + called upon, and.Mr. Kogors said thatlt | voth Wt whon wark faresympd ovoryining . would taka it fow hours to get up the dodiers | g dane to provide for the most perfoet a ad properly announco the wase-meoting 1 conmodution of the West Side people, ® Tha men lind th sytupathy of the publle, 1le [ ™4 Gulifaruts nvenue driver sald the thanks told them to go abaut what they wera dolpg | of “the Assaciutlon werd due to the pubfiu B . CAUTION. Avoid bogus appliances nf"«cry damp“‘ claiming Electric qualitica: our Pumpllet explaisd in au earnest spirit, und, nbovg all, committee f bead, One Joursal | Aow (o distinguish the genuine from the Spuriais t Who Tl 50, nobly 8 . nilted from 8 uy, or any | foro, m earnne t sugesis tha possibility of u desly i g 7 ToKEEP HOBEI | e L O o By ok on e | {ngjation as to whiat thoy wil i © foru, midy uiols appearicy it poluts on | wole It was foes lone i thaslobat W et | tableunt s ot o Into Linhorors wij and | Prilyermacher’s Electrio Belt .slxcnunl murmur was hoard through the | eage of the clty wlio were much Inconvens one whataver, * There 11 been no ex- | of catuhing tho earliost comers in the mutu- | tomptto ruvolt, in %12'16d 1o Ita conquest and | Proclsim the falr Bugénlo Rexcat vice Geovy. 2 TR . 3 1all 5¥No fear of that; we're all sober ten.” | leiced by the stoppage of cars, but Wwho sym- change of views batweeu us, tinal streath of Jumanity, ‘Phey lined both | dovastation. In 368, with Cos and Ruiodes, It ror Rl ————=—— and Bands alone are genuine; 4 ] know that * said Mr, Rogers; “I Have | pathized hotousmy with the men, Nover | ADoutdc'clock in the atternoon . See o T end Matlison stroors, and walt. | covered its independenca and sfterwurd sturod | Terrivle Mching and scaly humors, uloers, | Y of i is opp ga,lnilgvd“?l:‘ ';lui.',hg i'.nlfavln thl: clt_z {?lr yetlt‘m Km there been ‘A:mthmt-ouuh i.\ ‘llm by, 'l‘hs 4 ‘l‘lllfmnmzmu BEGAN TO COME I, gfi patlently for the arrival of customers. ;;:"l‘:l“l‘;%’(?%’rl‘nl‘l‘l’l‘g:: Bh:’gnflmmm" 'bo;ru":fi: E‘:-'R:h'::dufiu ’c‘:.&'éar':"%';‘é‘;’.“t."&:?.‘.u'}’ .‘:3 sk 1y wotrd il o Wv v 1 1 pver yot saw a drunken | men on e outside streets had expressed | and within a quarter of an bour they were 'hiere weré scores of them, but, though their ) iti ) h 80 1m0 of ruplue by the Turks, fn the oarly part | Cutioura Resolvent internally. bol anoes at all tha Great World's Erpositiond i conductor ov driver on oiw of then. li: themselved as doubtful of the Madison and | seaslon. ‘They continued so for un bhour n&g rance was anything but lnvlf‘llux..‘gx‘elg of tue mugteem{n century mod agwii fla’fm a8 your druggiat's. He knu{vlv%:tllh:; th‘:vn: G appea volce, * Good for youj s true.”’) Raudolph street weu, but now the Jatter | then wentaway, A TRIUNE reporter cor- | 800u had all the busineas they coul ‘Thie popuiation of the island at tha timo ot 186 rope and America. -