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CHILLICOTHE, LIVINGSTON CO., MO., THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1878. to the use of the army to put down loborGermany. In Ruchstag on Monday two inter-state freighttraffle, extends sympa WS. strikes, he said it was not in accordance to Southern Republicans. and eulogist socialists openly invited rebuke by refusing with the Republican principal of governGovernor Hartranft's administration. I to join in loyal cheers which the president GRESS. ment to keep an army to restrain any por. convention was remarkable for its unani of the chamber proposed. but no attention tion of the people from exercising any just enate on the 13th right. If these strikes gave rise to disorwas paid them. All attempts to establish ty of feeling and purpose. sting. Mr. Morrill St. Louis Blown. ders it was the duty of the States individuHoedel's insanity, as well as his independh half a dozen meally to repress them. What the governring the repeal of ence of the social Democrats, have failed. A very heavy wind and rain sto ment ought to do was to organize a Nay declare it is unpassed over the northwestern part and his crime is proved by numerous witnesses tional militia system throughout the counployed by the govtry. He was in favor of encouraging rifle and the trial will be a mere formality. burbs of St. Louis on Saturday. doing gr ht hours' work as clubs, for the Republican country need Rather Free with Jewels. for ten hours. damage and more or less injuring eight never fear disorder when the people were ter, as a question ten persons, but killing none. The sto An agent of an eastern wholesale armed. As to communism. which was e following pream1 came from the southeast, striking flaunted before Congress as the reason why jewelry firm stopping at the Lindell hotel, the army should be increased, that never ground first in the western suburbs, then in St. Louis, last Saturday was, robbed of Maryland has, by its had a footing and never would have a footd that due effect was passing northeast over the fair grounds over five thousand dollars worth of his ing in this land unless Congress should untes cast by the States Lowell, situated at the northern extrem wares. The thief entered the adjoining dertake to police the country with a stander, 1876, by reason of of the city. The wind attained a velocity ing army, then communism would break ctoral votes from the room. which is occupied by a regular ana; and out in every town in the country, but if sixty miles an hour, and in its course to boarder of the house, with a false key, communism should break out the President y Samuel B. McLin, the roofs off or otherwise damaged over o pried open the folding doors which conState canvassers of was authorized to call out the militia. If hundred houses. Trees, shrubbery, et the election held nected this room with the jeweler's, abthe militia could not be trusted. public inber, 1876, for elecstitutions were a failure. and fences and small buildings were to stracted the property. which was rolled up ice President, has Washington Notes. up and scattered in all directions. in clothes. and left the hotel unobserved. that false and fraudusuch election in that Bursted Bank. ADDRESS FROM THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESReception to Gen. Shields. of the people of that SIONAL COMMITTEE. A formal reception was given to G The dime Savings Bank at Sacramenat the action of the making such returns. The Republican Congressional comJas. Shields in St. Louis at the residence to, Cal., has suspended. It proves to have uct and promises of mittee has issued the following address to Judge John M. Krum. A large number been a sham affair, never incorporated, as now minister to the the voters of the United States. which we citizens, among them many of prominene supposed, but run by the firm of Joseph at a conspiracy existgive as furnished by the associate press: Davis & Co., infoonnection with a pawnbrokwere present. and a very cordial and ge whereby the RepubThe Democratic House of Representatives has to-day, ial evening was spent. An address of W ing business. Deposits, about $55,000; asacts of the parish of by party vote, adopted a resolution, which, under the eral election in Nopretense of an investigation. 18 to lay the foundation for sets. stocks of the nominal value of about come was delivered by Peter L. Foy, whi a revolutionary explosion of the President from his ofy withheld from the was responded to by Gen. Shields in a ve $10,000. but worth much less. A great porfice. This is the culmination of a plot which has been en exclusion by the refoot from the day Hayes and Wheeler were constitutionState of the vote happy manner, after which speeches we tion of the depositors are children. and ally declared elected. It made its first public appearelectors of President made by Col. Dan Morrison, ex-Gov. Re much indignation is manifested. ance in a resolution of the last Democratic House, and at James E. Anderwas adopted at the close of the session, declaring that England's Commune. nolds, Judge Krum and others. Music W on of East Feliciana, Tilden and Hendricks were elected. who subsequently of registration in the furnished by the United States band fro made similar public declarations themselves, A few The striking mill handsa Blackburn, in that State, in furtimid members had long held back, and some of them, the arsenal. and falsely protested England, became riotous on the 14th, and coerced to a final vote, still pretend that they will halt ecincts had not been as soon as their partial and one-rided invest igation shall Amicably Adjusted. troops were called out to preserve the be ended. in other words, after hearing the suborned evstate returning board In the case of the English strikes n peace. The soldiers did not arrive, howidence, to bring in a verdict that Hayes is usurper, and ulently excluded the that he shall not remain in office. These men have nd by means thereof, ever, until thousands of maddened men gotiations between representatives of t control of the Democratic party. They dare not even ulent action by said follow Alex. H. Stephens in 8 un't against caucus dictaand women had broken the windows in all masters and operatives, have resulted of the people of that tion to the extent of showing a semblance of fair play. rsed, that such acfavorably that a settlement has been reac the mills, and burned the house of Mr. They will be impatient: in the future as they have rson was induced and been in the past. It more difficult to believe in their ed. The conditions of which are that t Johnson. a master, to the ground. The les of Hon. Jno. Shersincerity in view of the public avowal of their party that easury of the United operatives throughout the district are residence of an older man was also parits purpose is, if possible, to displace the President. It is a matter of history that the resolution just adopted work three months at a reduction of 10 p tially demolished. these charges, the naWHB "framed to express this object. The speaker of the House was consulted in advance as to whether he would Another Riot in England. cent. the mills running full time. T hich they are reported rule that it was a privilege question. The party manadignity and position wages are to be raised at the end of thr The excitementam mill operatives gera were anxious to conceal their purpose if possible. inection with the said In this they were defeated by the speaker who would months if trade is materially improved. the same should be of England continued to spread up to the not rul it H question of privilege unless it el arly assailI the honor of the naKansas City's|Broken Banks. ed the title of the P resident. The resolution bei goffer20th, and several large mills were burned the truth as to such ed he read opinion deciding it to be a refore, be it by the strikers, who are determined to rule Comptroller of currency has declar question of the highest privilege because it involved a ommittee, consisting question of the validity of Mr. Hayes' title. or ruin. Many policemen have thus far a dividend of 75 per cent. in favor of t e, be appointed to inHere are his very words: "A higher privilege than creditors of the Commercial National bar been injured. and the presence of the millgations 28 to the contheon here involved, and broadly and frectly present ed, as to the rightful occupancy of the chief executive aforesaid, in respect tary at other points was all that prevented of Kansas City: and 15 per cent. in favor chair of the government, and the connection of high govthe alleged false and the creditors of the First National bank ernment officials with the frauds alleged, the chair is the greatest excesses on the part of mobs. return of the votes by unable to conceive. The chair exumerated among d precinct officers in A Shocking Murder. Kansas City. the question of privilege set down in the manual the 1 Florida, and into all In Demand. following: Election of President.' The chair thereKansas City has at least its share of ent of said committee fore rules that the preamble and resolution embrace nent thereto, and that question of privilege of the hishest character, and rethe crime of the day. On Friday last a woThe syndicate have anticipated the urpose of executing cognized the right of the gentleman from New York to man named Ludwig was found dead with a options for August and September, a e power to send for offer the same." Upon Republicans minister the oath, and the struggle against the revolutionary scheme. which ope around her neck, and circumstances have taken $10,000,000 of the 414per ce after five days duration, terminate in the success of eir discretion to deconnected with the case indicate that she bonds. Total amount thus far taken $3 the conspirators. like full authority of The Republicans offered to favor the fullest investiwas murdered by her drunken husband. 000,000. particular, and with gation into all alleged frauds, by whichever varty chargLouisiana, which subLast of the Four Per Cents. who has been arrested and bound over for ed to have been committed, but the Democracy purmittee of this House, sued its course shamelessly and relentlessly, and shifted trial. It is reported that the Rothschilds h shall be authorized to all inquiry into attempts at bribery in Oregon, South said committee and A Desperado Captured. Carolina Florida, and murder and violence in eral taken the remaining $15.000,000 of 41/p y stenographers, and States. Neither amendment nor debate as allowed : The detectives have arrested, near cent. Syndicate contract. The price of 4 a deputy sergeant-atthe inexorable previous question was applied and enthe sessions of this forced This scheme, if pursued (and it is now fully inFort McKinney, Sam Kelly, a desperatecatper cent. bonds advanced to $1.021/2 and a ion. angurated), can only have the effect of further paralyzcrued interest. tle thief and murderer, for whom $5,000 reing business of all kinds, preventing the re-toration of cussion, the SpeakA Turkish Job. confidence which seemed pending, casting a gloom over ward has been offered. Kelly resisted, but nble and resolution every household, and bring our nation into reproach Snyder and a posse of soldiers captured The Providence Tool Company h before our civilized world. The peace of the country is the highest privithe first consideration of patriots. This new effort of him and confoderates, as far as can be ased. Parliamentary started up to complete the original Turki the Democ acy to inaugurate anarchy and Mexicanize play by the Repubcertained. egovernment by throwing doubts upon the legitimacy contract, of which about 10,000 rifles a lay a vote on the of the title of the President, is in keeping with the The Fenians) Again. still to be made. records of that party, one wing of which rebelled against se adjourned. the government, while the other wing gave aid and comThe Fenian scare is not yet over. Fatal Boiler Explosion. on repeal bill was fort. We call therefore, upon all who opposed the reFour companies of infantry and a battery A boiler at a coal mine in Tamaro bellion of 1861, withont distinction or party. to rally Senate, on the 14th. again to the support of law. order and stable governare held under marching orders at Fort e post office approIll., exploded on Monday, killing John W ment, and to overwhelm with lefeat the reckless agit at was laid aside Erie to prevent the breaking of the neutraltors who to gain political power, would add to the loughby, John Sympson, and woundi present distress of the country by shaking the founda ) committee on mility laws. three small boys who have since died. tions of the government they failed in a four-years' war vorably on the SenA Defaulting Feller. to destroy. Death of Lord Russell. Secretary of war to By unanimous order of the committe. Feller, the defaulting cashier of a TifI over the graves of Earl Russell died on the 15th ins EUGENE HALE, Chairman. fin, Ohio, bank, has been arrested an the regular or volREPUBLICAN RESISTANCE. at the advanced age of eighty-seven yea ited States during brought back to the scene of his crookedAfter the adjournment of the House nd who have been He was England's oldest peer. ness for trial. ries. on the 15th the Republican members of the Disastrous Frost. ker announced the House held a caucus to determine how far GENER Heavy frosts in all parts of New Yo
