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CH ARLOTTE ;OBS EE VEE rh.nvBnn Jnt Department his .T6a , , , -..? r j. V,. ii, gCBSCHIFTIOH JBAIB. y'(i r ily 1 year (postpaid) in advance, . 6 rnos. '- , " - - (': thoroughly ;iuppllef wvtn VWT,,1 want, and wiU tne latest styles cl Type. erety manner or Job Want can now d aonA $8 CO 4 00 2 00 75 wlUi neatness, Olapatob and cneapnea. . We can mnu&n at snort notice , v v 4 - it 1 mon. " WEEKLY EDITION. BULETKS, BILL HEADS, LETTEaHJ5aJ3S,0AKD3, r W ebly. (in tne conny) in advance. $2 00 " J . nut of the county, post paida 40 6 months, " 1 00 Liberal redactions for clubs, -flg t TAQS.EsmiPTS.posTrss.l;- - k A PEOQBAMME3, EAJTO BILLS. CHECKS, Scl 3i VOL. XIII. CHAELOTTE N. C SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1877. NO. 2,146 UNDER THE NEW MANAGEMENT '6Sj v 01 HIkl " .... 11 t r ,f.:.l V V, . . : I j ! '1 -'It ! AS been Refurnished and Befitted m first claB& style, and ofiif t- ley's.: enta to TT i-i . . -t - . t i t Travellers and Residents in its excellent table, supplied with the best the market affords at prices to suit tne times. , An active corps of waiters-in-attendance at meals, and no pains or expense apart w iouujbx jjubbw wmionaDie. fx Moderate Terms for Monthly Boarders. o OUR MOTTO IS' TO PLEASE. sprl jus t -WT&&mfcffi!mwz i) 1 1 VI Black Cashmeres, BKck Alpaccas, A LargeXotbfginttiriindj'l LADIES' SDII DDBRELLAS HwOvn I ivIClM I .) au 'i4, ,.1.11 -v- -oa j MOSQUITO NETTING, CANOPY NETTING, WHITE GOODSiks AND SCARFS. Which we will offer at very low prices, to suit the times . , ,l . h M&U, ... TSs?" CIT C ELI AS, COHEN & EOESSLER. june" BURGESS NICHOLS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL j.r-..s P i. Dsxtra is ALL KINDS OF BEDDING, &C. A JFXJ J LXNB of ! CHEAP BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, PARLOR A CHAMBER SUITS. TismrvrKn f all. TCTNB8 on HAND. j ; f : No. 6, "West Trade SW,, CHAELOTTE, N. C. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Til E STRIKERS. They are Gaining: Ground JEv- 1 1 erjrHrnerei Three Governors ; . t.", DaVc Called Oat. the Mill; lia The Soldiers Una. i- I ; " hie - to Quell the ; . ;j Sm iBIots Freight ! Trains i All ?y. Stopped. ?((?- r5rr- Hmm. ... i-i. jan3 I. FUESH GOODS ,. -AT- a -a o t ? v 33. - ; BL j. FU R N I TU RE GEES, WARE HOU SE f v.it9i? :-i,Ti CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, C H ILD1REN ' S CARR I AG ES, A Fight on the Streets br $afl-, j moreFour men Killed and i ' a; IVnmher Wounded; ' f,f ! BAWoE,?iLt ly.T-ThC train eastward from Martinsburg, has reach ed Baltimore ; the westward has reach ed Cumberland. - The strikers remain defiant' At Keyser, on the Central di vision, between Belleair and Newark, the Ohio firemen who struck, refused to allow, the new men to taketheir places', and the civil authorities declare themselves powerless. Zepp, the ring leader, at Martinsburg, W. .Va., Was ar rested, but released on four hundred dollars bail. At a meeting at Grafton . with delegates from other, points, the j strikers resolved to suck: together, but compromise 5 if;, possible. 1 A; corn m it tee was appointed to confer with the railroad managers. " 1 Pittsburg, Pa., July" 20. A" large meeting of the, strikers resolved to demand wages prior to "June the 1st, and that double trains, except coal trains, b.e abolished Sheriff Fie tple graphed Governdi Hartranft of his inability to suppress the rioters on the Pennsylvania .Railroad tracks. The Adjutant-General has placed a regi ment 5of Pennsylvania militia on duty to assist Sheriff Fife of Alleghany county.- Martinsburg, W. Va., July 20. The western bound train was stoned at Sir John's Bun. Fireman Zepp was struck. A slight attack was made by the canal boatmen, Three trains have gone east, and three west. Grafton, July 20. -The strikers here are a hundred strong, and en tirely beyond the control of the civil authorities. The telegraph wire is net cut, but has been tampered with. The strikers have telegraphists with them. The following proclamation has been made : "Headquarters U. ST. Troops, ) Martinsburg, W. Va., July 20. ) ''Due notification having been given by the proclamation of the President of the United States to those concern ed, the undersigned warns all persons engaged in the interruption of travel on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, that the United States troeps must not be impeded; and whoever undertakes it, do so at their own peril. raj Wm. H. French, Brevet Major-General U. S. A., Colonel Fourth' Artillery, Commanding." The troops have , been sent to Key ser, where, two hundred strikers are now gathered. Keyser, July 20. The troops here are powerless to do anything beyond protecting themselves. Wheeling. Julv 20. A party of railroad men from Steubenville, O., took the places of the strikers. They were warned off at the peril of their lives. . s ' night dispatches. V Martinsburg, July 20. There have been numerous arrests of the ring leaders. The train was cut off this af ternoon at Sir John's Run, but was afterwards coupled up and proceeded. Two squads of soldiers have gone there. Pittsburg. July 20. It s believed here that if the Pennsylvania Rail road men hold out. the Pan Handle and Fort Wayne men will join the strike. The strikers say that in case the men of these roads join them, the men of the Michigan Southern and Lake Shore Railroads will do likewise. Thus a strong effort will be made to stop all freight traffic between east and west, and make the railroad compa nies come to terms. , There are nine hundred loaded cars on the track between the union depot ping office to take ' no stock, on c the law so that they may reap thelbene- count of' the strike in the vicinity of fit of the fees. ' This .demonstration', is Hornellsville. The men quietly quit in response to a" recent letter from a the trains, and there were.no relays to revenue agent in North Carolina, to Carry them in. 5 There are rumors of the Commisioner of Internal Revenue, the1 same ' action on the Lake Shore to the effect that all classes : in North toad Cleaveland. ' - ' - l Carolina obstructed the collection of Columbus.'' O., July SO.-overnor i Federal taxes,: The delegation will Young has 1 called out the" militia J I show that they only object to improp- and:'igsued a proclamation command-1 er, oppressive ,and illegal! action on ! -ttARRISBUEXJJtrA-'' July 20. Gov. xtartranu nas issued a proclamation i Tn.vARAPnir rrikto. 1 Pittsburg, Pa., July 20.--Up : to . ' ' 3 o'clock there has been' no effort on ; At a meeting of the merchant tailors the ptut of the company or the milita- f Syracuse, N.t Y., a, resolution was ry to move cars. Very serious results adopted to no longer , employ, inem- will jikely follow" the attempt when bersfof the tailors union. made1. ' The savings banks of Chicasro availed The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and I themaeWfis of the thirty dava notice. . Chicago firemen ' and ' brakemen I ,!,- . .. i . ' . struck at half past three o'clock this Gen Sharpe, surveyor of the port of afternoon. I L'" BALTTMeRE. July 20. As the sixth 7. neaien over uieneaa ana ejrw ay regiment, Colonel Clarence ' Peters, a'i1886". Person, m ironi oi me ucnua was marching from : its armory along ce- ine ssaani was nxea io vne Baltimore street to Camden station, to Toombs. proceed to Cumberland; the "regiment j The postmaster at Sanborn, N.' Y. was stoned, and fired into by a crowd has resigned his position on account of ph the streets. The regiment fired the President's order. He is a mem into the crowd, and a number were ber of the Republican executive corn killed and wounded. , The confusion mittee. i and excitement are so general that it is impossible to get at the facts just now. The President's order was read to Four dead bodies have been taken to the employes of the Piladelphia cus- the middle district station, and a num-1 torn house yesterday. ber of the wounded six or seven to variousdrug stores. THE KUSSO-TUnKISIl WAR. Troubles in Thrace and. Mace donia. ... . nnm i cdt i nvo k.u fitrW snd and Eat Libertv. As the trains arrive T I" recelvligam iwwniui . th crews ioin the strikers. Bv mid- lowest prices. Call and make your selection .whll.the asBOTtrnentj Is nlL , marU 1 N connection with the Fnrnittire Businia.8 1 r( ir V. fi RopoTfi at rar old stand -orr Poulh Trade Street,' I will conduct the Un- i "dertaking Bosiness on my own' account;' j I will keep a complete 'Stoct from ' the, ! jueapeet Wood Coffin to tne nneac aieiaiic Burial Case. 1 Orders 9 by telegraph of otherwise promptly attended to. gggJJjj; Hi, emwmfo thti T 1 "V ' night probably fifteen hundred load- ed cars will be biocKaded nere. Newark. Ohio, July 20. N freights are allowed to depart. The strikers say they will not stop any passenger or mail trains, and that no torpedoes are laced on the track. ; The sheriff read : the President's f act without ef fect. Pittsburg, July 20. The meeting of the strikers heard the following dis patch, signed "P. J. Donahue," which was receiyed with the wildest cheer ing:;! !,-- '-) -: : r-, . 'Hornellsville. New York, July 20, The firemen and brakemen on one of the New York and Erie Railroads, quit work this mornibg." The reading of Hartranil's proclama- FOR THE J :cvfiort mpb cujoi W .VH-4s'i .i-l.ta-)rtH, MM f-il.rttt ..trtrttW rt mat WE SHALL OFFER l r f i A w r' m Goods Idf Slimmer A.T COST! ,4 ' .i! Do not stmpefy your Baby with Opium or Morphia mixtures, bat use Dr Bull s Baby Syrup which is always safe and reliable and never disappoints. 25 cents. : Hew Advertisements. STRAW H A X3:;' AND Missing ! Q&G OI1I1I' Q1S ITEMED .1 i: 00,000 Troops Locked in Danubian Fortresses. AH Quiet in Constantinople. Hob art Pasha to Succeed Hassan. London, July 20. The Times' Ath ens correspondent reports turbulence in i nrace and Macedonia. The insur rectionary movement is expected to spread in Thessaly. The Minister of War is mobilizing the Greek troops and the Minister of the Interior is call ing out volunteers. A .Bucharest correspondent says: "Bustchuk appears completely surren dered, but there is no news of the com mencement of the siege operations. When the blockade of Bustchuk is completed so its garrison cannot inter fere with the Dobrudscha column, it is FROM my house on J B Hutchison's plan tation, eight miles . from Charlotte, a black boy aged 15 years. Description: Spare made and tall, for his age, is of pure African . blood, name Mack Alexander. -1 will pay a liberal reward for his return to me or information leading to his where abouts. JOHN-SCOTT. jul21 It , ; Grand Excursion - 1 ' . i .- TO Ml MOUNTAINS i ! ! '.t'.w nsi4 asm vnM AT ONE HALF THEIR ACTUAL VALUE. I n ;j'.1 Consult your own Interest and buytpy;; fTS the 23rd inst., an excursion train, leas- ed by TroW, Bruner & Co., over the Caro lina Central, A., T. E o. ana western Aortn Carolina Bailroads, will leave Wilmington for Henry's Station (foot of Blue Ridge on the W. N. 0. Railroad.) passing through Charlotte on the morning of the 24th, leav ing on the schedule time of the Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio Railroad, for Statesville and points on the Western North Carolina Railroad, giving excursionists an opportun ity to visit the mountains, at rates which place tne trip witmn reacn oi ail. One door belo'w 1st Nat. Bank. ? :; -mi." I ly!2 A (filEAVf MWE ! THE Tickets from Charlotte to Henry's and re- expected here that this Russi tn force turn only ($2) TWO DOLLARS, which are wil leave the line f the P!hrnavn.a on saie at me eiitrai bdu ouanoue nuieio, J M Mendel &, Cola, cigar store in Charlotte, and 4t the Depot. TROTT, BRUN.tR A CO. . jul21 2t Pnde of Charlotte, Colnmlna & Aipsta R. B GENERAL PASSENGER DEP'T, Charlotte, Columbia & Attousta, R Columbia, 6. C, June 10th, 1877 railway to envelope Silistria. It is of ficially announced that the Russsians have possession of the whole line of the Chernavoda and Kustendji railway, the Turks having evacuated and partly burned Chernavoda on Tuesday night. Various dispatches report that the movement on Geni Saghra was a feint. The real movement was directed to wards the station further south, where the Russians have concentrated an army corps under orders to proceed at once to Adrianople. It is calculated that the lurkish torces not already locked in the Danubian fortresses do not exceed one hundred thousand, and that Urand Duke Nicholas has sum- cient force at Turnova to prevent their On and after Sunday, June 10th, the fol interfering with the movement on lowing schedule will be operated on this Adrianople. roaa : Ihe-Posfa special from Nicopolis MAIL and PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY says : "Jb'ifty thousand Kussians are I No. 1 GOING 80TJTH, advancing from Nicopolis toward Wids I Leave Charlotte, 7.35 p. m din to besiege the fortress and prevent 1 Arrive at Columbia 12.50 a. m the advance ot the Turkish troops be- Vs- V1""1"1": t'X r tween Nisch and Sophia. The Kou- Arrive at Augusta, , 4 32a.m manians at Kalafat are resuming the No. 2 GOING NORTH, bombardment of Widdin, and will join V68. Augusta, . 8.23 p. m fli1.6!!: T . Leave Columbia,.. HP.- wasi Atnuioi-LE, ujy Aj. j: crie ct Arrive at iinariotte, .m a. m. vtwtji r-TtfrnTTT' ifKTTfTTCI TT7" TIT 10 tranquility prevails in the city. There ACCOMMODATION & FREIGHT TRAIN, lUl IIMI II I A flfl VY A II aW is a rumorofa movement of the British Daily, Sundays excepted, V V U JLL ii JjAVV II kJilll ii fleet from Besika bay. CHARLOTTE DIVISION. London, July 20. The Standard's , No. 3 Going South. correspondent at Constantinople tele- Leave Charlotte, 2.00 p. ml graphs as follows : "I know on very Lejye Chester, Ml p. m. high authority that the Porte does not Leave Winnsboro, 7.46 p m. expect to be able to ' prevent the Rus- Arrive at Columbia, 10.00 p. mj sians reacliing Adrianople." No. 4 GOING NORTH. I Constantinople, July 20. A levy en Leave Columbia, 8X0 a. mi masse has been ordered in the province Leave Winnsboro, .10.59 a. m. of Adrianople.: j Leave Chester, , i.zo p. m Uobart fasha has sailed with two iron Arrive ai unariowe, :1 , ov p. m AUGUSTA DIVISION. ; , :.. :-,;tii -i' I 0NE AN ELEGANT 4-4 BLEACHED At 8J eta. per yard, by the piece, or 9 cts. per yard if cut. ! ' TTOR CASH Sold heretofore at 12 J cents per yard. And ask for the above, which is unque$tionJ ably the cheapest goods offeirM: ' '-n't i in any market. . 1 ; v J E1MM Democrat and Southern Home copy. ib:.$di fly iJn'Ri i ) ii hr,"., iv .ibsom tx'a wnnif j ..:i tr' i;vT;Hiltrt-. AitttiHU A 1 CLOSING OUT SALE OF D fi ..." uu clads for the Black Sea to supercede Hassan Pasha in the command of the fleet. A dispatch" from the Governor of Philhppopolis, of the loth, reports that the Cossacks have burned the villages of Tehanhv Bayanly. 'Guezlidja and Tchinukdji !Tear, Kossulik and EskiJ Saghra; -linn . r.c;u.'., f FROM WASHINGTON. AT Leave Columbia, Arrive at Augusta. No. 5-GOING SOUTH. 9.50 a. m 5.52 p. m IJfluJiJ -i.,-f ?0 No. 6 GOING NORTH. 7.45 a. m. imt'imns li-ryi lid it ir.dJ 2L'f t..fA r1z This Well IcKnown and Leading Hotel, l k& i. K, X tion by Sbenll ue was received witn c , . , , . ... Located 'in' centee ofothk cttV., offees t . hoots.1 Cries ; from - the crowd -were understood to show an angry spirit: "Who are you? ' "Give us bread," &c, &c. Finally tor the question by Gen. Pearson, who supported Fife, "Will you allow the trains to go through?" . r-i i - rf'.LC'iir". "Sii .imi:!H;0i :-:! r ."- " I V nntica iitio1. "Nnl"; .' Hfl UNSUR PA SSED' "ACCOJnllOD ATIONS; Mf11-Z?,Sti , fU wil.V"v " X points along the road, were inadequate and could not , suppress a riot should i Ifll," If f THE P'UrJIftJEB: IS FIRST-LASS. , b , T)H0ii CftRPETEDTfrROOGHdUT? one occur, mere appears to oe a flpfftTTnination among .the men at the yards itp05tpriift j trains, - notwithstanding-., the military, and se rious trouble is anticipated if ' the military try ito: opeti the block ade. . j Washington, July 20. Gov. Carroll, of Maryland has ? issued proclama tion ordering out tne troops on ac . , , '!,.:! ji .'T-j'H .Jii ,n.i lii)iA"rJ count of the detention of the cars at -.: Gar and' Electric Bells, are in every TQom ..vVfr &ntMjl CuWbetland.-;-There i8--natl&pbsniorf; v'1:' ?r;frf U'V i tf'HUh;.t,;io v . 4-W ,ia mterfere ith 'he troopslh'West II'.. ' TT ' ' ' i invalid?, tfionqa Tor,T;nwiuiiuui6 ioyevo ' . ...f..- -..,. O va, - , - Hornellsvme, continues. iAdispatcb FOR PLT5 A 81 TRT?.M' H TS' HOUSE OFFERS EVERY FACILITY fm mmiwkm'Ya' BftvsJIt'-ftthe i i . it i ft , ; f-FOR COMFORT. ndoioijiiJ opinion of the railroad men ""here;that tha strike, will be general.. It is ru: mored that the Northern Central men l''-.WMS) i Ai:.v IT! rhntemDlate a strik,nAntraics:frOto, 'J'K1ME3.00,' 82,50 nd $2.00 per day, according &n'2&$5& ' i ,t; ...r A. -v' ') ' a ii I RUnation in 'Ohio is unchanged Thin fro look' turbulent'5 In 'Baltimore .'K HwiniVlniiftifJi 'i-li irge crowas are aruuuu tuo uepyw. H. C ECCLES, PROPRIETOR. ;s ' ta location of room. "RirFFAiiO. . N. X.. July orders have been received at the H-rie ship Leave Augusta, Arrive at Columbia, t . L J . S.57 p. m. Meng iftfy $g , Pantaloons; Trains Nos. 1 tnd.2, wiU stop only ti the Mpti'r 12 15 and $18 Siiifa following named stations : j Jm-CII S 1, la, ana f)10 OullS, Rock HiU, Chester, BlackstoekB, Wlnns-1 Liineil oaCKS. .. . for $9, $11 Mii $14.00 ... - i v . 65 1 fl.nrL.15.' aemtA t . . -rr-u n.ivi. to- -. t x I - - - , ............ ...... ........ ...... - ---3 The President ayid (Cabinet Will jtioLes Fine White Vests, tiiV.Vi.. .'.U.. L0O.-tad-41?2-d Tisit Kentucky and Virginia. IVortU Carolina: Revenue ' A ffairs Again to ; the. : Washington. July 20. A committee from Louisville consisting of Gen Jho m iianiu auu ueu jr.x'oern. oi. J-iOUis- ville, A; Julius Barkhbusei' .Gov ;Eli H Mawny and Jnq' W Copney waited on the President td invite him and the Cabinet to visit the Loui8Ville1exhibi tion. on September 27 th. The. in yita tioh: is accepted. i V- . First r'Aesistant PostrhasterjGeneral Xyrier has no idea of resigning. ; TM-ii. i v; ; -Tn Springs, Johnston's, Pine House and Gran-1 1 nfL TWJa A UnU' . n.Wri at) fKU2 i-xM.Mti&.M ' third to .one-lial their value. J" ,.7 ...wiiii Siffi?..? Straw Hate willibe sold regardless of iok t tlMlXM siavei.: .-' ?.? f A rvirjs. I UUJtJJlKli UJT. TtAL)JS Aflli 'XJilUJN DliliiiJiiXD. CX1.AAXAXXJU.jn. A "June 22 l' 1 -f J.j-U;; ; - noihiJWliKi r:, j.'. JMU..,jia tw ! ' 1 1 O "III J I ueurai rassenger Ageau i JAMJ AJ4X)JHSUr4, V a . ..j; r... Cren'i Bupt, ! ' -;: i JonelS : our. .lijjil . .. . h AslieTille RailroaiL v f T f - TH following schedule will be operated on the 8partanburg &AshevilleBailroad. in connection with the Charlotte . Air-Line Railroad, and the Stages at the head of the There vT as i fidl CaMner toa v ex- M Henderaonville, Asheyille and the " rZi 6i fI?ay x I Warm Springs, on and after this date : , U j cent Sherman-., They cleave Tuesday, I K qT5? bJa' . f.. iV' ,.. 1 'im.1.' i . . I Teava Charlotte via Aix-Une KK 7:S0 a. m. uuuju tu: :vu; ,vaa ilHHUKilnvlH I- IIII JIIJMIIIJIU. t tlllll ! -II HI lilllli i . . i ior ine .yirgmia irip, xne oeiaus nave T"- ii? flMt.;KnTO."r " i on , v w noeeii LeavbjfeT1 Til:.!: n, brw.- . ,d.an. be aUhe postal conventiqhontWVt-li fflre aVTTmS!3. ' : ;, ; V-'lW; L .r-j - n.i ,v:.m nn in8V4at'qid,?6int Co Arrive at HendersoriTiUeJiy8:00 a Htelftri-ii ' -.0 ,V L.w tibd-)!.ni Wm.E Ctopelahd, correspondent of .Q J iW?5 m Stri,u-J i - ; - -: 'f . . f t. jVdT pointed special financia'l agent of the time within Siree moithaT. f?.? T HH TTW' f'lMlilTf 'f'Wlf says'that . 'delegation 'of yiTffrPS"! Sa 'J 'MyVy men. irrespective of bartv af- .".. V ., Sh -J - "j - an. u iuw-n:...Ju j . , . , - - - - w fimtn"KA-IfWril .fixnWKl atifl Ji t u ni-U tr.-J 1m Ii- i -Ji I treasury. -v The fiif ar business filiation fifth.districts of NdrtH Carolina, are ex? J Tickets for sale at the Alr-LlnVDenok pected here Monday to urge upon the in Charlotte.." . ,",vt" - -President the necessity of changing the Tl-iV-i." wiin to be carried on tnctgJ lt elaimed-thatthejresent ihis route."-' ; f'D.' R. 'DUNCAN, officers put up jobs on dealers to violate : June 29 tf ' 3 V Prest. 8. fc A. Railroad l-liGi it.,'.: 'J-J -jm: ti i'TiVnil 3flJi ViiA C;1 3ib iii'hn 'jtJuvi. ,til he tfiifOT'l " r 7; . .. a .9 a . a nr. i-i it . .:. a,.'. ; . iJ V ....r..' . IN. U.v-