Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 19, Number 24, Jasper, Dubois County, 15 June 1877 — Page 2
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"WEEKLY COURIER
- i . t ... M .uut I buil LiultUUl. I llliv H H IWr WHU tl I Fill trill II t
KropaH ports. HI- MtiHH.4l tht 7mT,iL i.f. dd imthe among tha mUliig. The Circassian fought
The Poles HHn tho Czar.
The Constantinople Central Committee of Polish emigrants has Issued the
following appeal :
.avTV.Uiakar M'V V ehlef, leader desperately, and ho quarter was given." following appeal: 0, HIAMI, gaMtoher. p, the Mississippi River Barge CoH.p- fsS. Four T the The London Stamtanfti Constantinople To our - bnrtliraii dispel In banish- , t INDIANA. ! v, and the oeeaa steamer to bo employed nd J rS?.r .'"J , W, in- eorrespft-Hdc.it says the fte of the eamimlgn uient over tho whole world : I bo foe of JASPER, - - - iyWAftA. ,to WMkea 1KwllarrHTmoU.y , soUUe c U led and eight ""d", , vrHJ4U.Hlly Mukhlar , our land for centuries, who has , .Hm.i.. - - '- - t which the risks of shipment shall be, divided ojndi K Lieut. K. M. ' r, fo Ml lMU,k Hrzt.ru,t bered it and wasted it with lire and nTnl?WT NTP,"WS the Prtk met Interested in build- j;,r- . . . M , bvany wU. which I wholly open and can not lw helped, sword, who deprived us of our proper-CUlUt-kiS 1 iN4iV O HlH?Up8HehtrHae,ml the Vr,mt w It, Th ltu.iN r mlv.ifiilu fon-twardH ty, imtioimlSty, freedom, rolijfion, and 5K"Tvi.. ! Sd u h favornhk for cHm.umwatlH th 471 C .rNto mZuI. Dhruklr, id thoro In n.Hhhs t i.Nvnt even our mother tongue, presum,,, . dil C rJlJSSrS 1 ro b ?i S.V ilCdeHtUmrolHatSi.rinK. ver and Klo rnd , Ital road. I he altitude lhm Uurttchk Mh mys tllHt .sUuilttr,, nud to Aiu hU m horde. I-' Ul ftJSSi'u- . nf bkve Ueeu st,nml to tme year of th ilt in M rt. A i k ijt .n it i , t lly in tho thno of
aUtnil'erdUMNrf fevrt that port
li in thelVuitentkiry.
ti ... v c,.,itv. nnrt Weight Aifent
- . . HOI JtlC i , . i"" ron ww wth Hit. .. Mut.iiiiiU iiivUlon of tho LouisvillSi
wmW) additional dlhj f ' "hjht f llWrtrt. Kr OHeof
the Bureu of EagniviBg ami rrmuHg detalUof the dieter. The th kwtdyof May. i,,n. i r ilf million dollar, with ets of towns of Antofafcasta, TiiUlque.Arlco, lamThe while debt fMSi IS ftrhrkH dUp- bo. De Moro, lllon. Doll and Ho
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FOKKIflX.
Further infonuatlon n'tcardiiig tho extent j
of thedwtmctlwH on the Southern TuclUe pi. Milted hv tliu enrtlmuake anil tidal
wave of May 10, h been received at Pana
ma, though but few pHrtlcuUw are Known
phew a
un-
Jury
and an Invetltlon of Ids affairs
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TxZm 1 fund for mlewptkm of fractional how that he has borrowea large sun s ui peekl n"? f "JL., delMsjt of e. ; money upon fraudulent warehouse receipts. o r1,,! ImlaHce, $106,- ey ca,eS failed to agree, except in the ee of
187.0t. ineluding coin
407,500: OHttamlinR
partly explained by the fact tnai large ium
wiinnt'H at tho next term of Court
An attempt was made on the night of the
3d. by iwrties unknown, to Utten a paw-en
eertiieates, one person, wtio was acumueu.
legal tenders, derstomt tnat on me ouut
ij ThVPretlr targe mine stood cqtwlly divided-fix white men for jhCdeldlSi pMtonthtaioqultUl and bIx negroes for convict on. KlllC?l?fJetuitl.um. I Tho prisoners were relied by ChWWuj-
r due to the Navy and lor necessary cx- ' --7-
pseei of other deimrtments, but for which 1 t.l A.,IImmm iIa.
there are no appropriation. u"j crwe of debt, $8,000,000; estimated amount of deere o ae-ount of deScleney in ap"propritloiw,ineludlng pay of the Navyt $U61,274. , .
.JS ti . dtr leom nv w ith the ed, and, the night being dark, the engineer uA the ,- " ,lt t ! .ltd noL ttUeover the d-uger until too late to
Bce " VZ? rZZ t rr.;: I mop tho twin. Tho locomotive and tender
,, 8r.r.. r.!:.. ni tAk., dinner went down the embankment,
i.t..i...ir!,.f AValM.atMr.lMerrepont's 40 feet high, carrying
vtw almftBt ontlrelv destroyed, and other
sennorts along the coast of Chill and Peru
tnitfcred great damage. The sea in some uUmhm ne to a height of over 00 feet. There
was undoubtedly great lo of life, but the destruction of tho telegraph line ha rcn-
ii.rwl it iinoosslble to Ketany more exact
information.
SlxtT house were burned at Montreal on
the ith.
The lo! of the Pacific Mail steamship San
Francisco occurred as follows: The steamer
left Panama for San Francisco on May
Knifllsh iournalH. not a single Kusslan soldier
has yet crowed tho Danube. Attontlon I now concentrated on Nicopollnand Oltenltza,hut verv thing l now comparatively quiet at
thi'se jwints. The J.oiulon 1 i(tyrpn-s itmrj of the destruction of Moussa Pasha's Clr-
t?.lans Is an exaggeration. The Hussian
official aeeount says the Circassians were
dlsptrseil, losing. the modest number or w killed, out of a total of 4,000 engaged. The Czar and suite arrived at Bucharest on the Sd.
IIORDEK RAIIIS TO BE STOPPED.
indopondoncu, Hint our iiia"iiuuiious
protootor in tho time of our oxiltH)jHint Turkey, who alone of nil the Powers ha refused to tho present dinto reeognizo tho partition of Poland. Shall wo remain unconcerned spectator; in tills struggle between despotism and constitutional institutions, the very despotism which destroyed our Constitution of the ttd of May, which would have reinvigoratcd Poland? No; " jilace is on tlie side of Turkey, and all friends
of freetloiu and intelligenee will he with us. To arms! then ; to anin! which his
Oft, Onl iHntructcil to minim thn McslraH
CHttle Tllle e AtTO lll " "rnn.m.
Majosty tho Sultan lmssomananiinousH-
j placed at our disposal. All Europe, I looks on at this strtiKirle--thiit unc
W.ut D kia rtm kn T Wasihsoto.v. Juiw fcuropo wiiioii ita a.ioweu IIWII to w . lorr-nuvi-iur Ttirt wiMirtlif V am entrHoiied throuirh deceitful uromises
ISafter, Llcut.'-Colonef i!4tli Infantry, eom-, m( ti,0 intrigues of Muscovite policy.
with 187 oassemters on board anil iwomecrs
epr train on the St. Louis and San Francisco ami crow together with a cargo valued at
ltallroad, near Woodend Station, in Pulaski $7,,000. On "Wednesday morning, lWh, at a nountv. Mo., about 150 miles southwest from 1 little lmstfl. tlie vessel struck upon an un-
St. Loiiis. Two rails were iwrtially remov- known rock or ledge, cutting an immense
hole In the hull through which the water rushed In torrenUi. The ship was then 18 miles from shore, towards which she was at
one headed, and In about an hour, during
1
manning the uietrtci 01 w 1 w 1 1 f -1 Lut us s,,ow !t U,Ht wo Hrc st,U !Uivo'
1 ceniutK imiii. mini ; .v...v...... ... . aiiow it, that we are able toon illi.a from Mexico nto Texas for marauding let us snow 11, una u .tun. who
t rtMes.with your indorsement of 'AHhult., ; sometliing. tne tnunuer 01 eunnon at-
has (wen submittal to the President, ami to-, ready reaehes our ears. IM nsnot loe !) iini!iirrilis renortS ami llocil- , a ,;Tmli, I il ik rnml tin rli:iin u-liiMi
fetter our White Euglo. The wild
resideaee, on the 21st of Juae, and will meet the Duke of Cambridge at a similar banquet on Juae 36. The Lake Shore Kailroad, on the 1st, reduced passenger rates from Chicago to $ew York to $15, and to Boston, $ 1. ' An order was issued by the War Department, on the 1st, instructing Gen. Ord, eowawnding in Texas, to use hi best endeavors to break up the raiding business on the border. He Is instructed to confer and eo-eperate with the Mexican local authorities t thb end so far as practicable, but i case tHe-e lawless Incursions continue, he Is authorized to pursue the marauders across the llio Grande, recover stolen property wlire found, ami also to punish the thieves.
Gen. Coralv, editor of the Ohio State Journal, Is to be appointed Minister to the Saadwich Islands. Ex-Gev. Waraoth, of Louisiana, was married at Newark, 2f. J., on the 2Wh ult., to Miss Sallie Durand, daughter of a prominent oitlzea of that city. The Pope's Golden Jubilee, or fiftieth analvertmry of his deration to the Episcopate, was celebrated on guaday, June 3, with iraposlag ceremonies, by the Catholics general I v throughout the world! Mr. L. BrenUao, of Chicago, has deellaed the anBoiatmentof Minister to Switzerland.
Mrs. EHzabeth F. Ellett, the authoress,
died oa the Sd at Xew York. Among the Postmasters recently eotnmbv slsaed bv the President are the following
Edwin VT. Phelps, Oak Park, III.; Mrs.
JaBe Eastman, Piano, 111.; Orron H.BenoB,
Mavwood. 111.; Albert Parker, Sedalla, Mo
Edward It. Shinier. Snrlnittfeld, Mo.; Ezra
A. Hadley, Little Rock, Ark.; Alphonso L Daniall, Sherman, Texas. Senators Morton, Saulsbury and MeMIIIan the Senate Committee appointed to Invest!'
gate the Oregon election, have gone to that
State to hear testimony in tne wauer. The twenty-fifth annual convention of the
iBtereaUeaal Typographical union 00m seaoed at Louisville, Ky., on the 4th.
EAST.
A M-toa gun, to be mounted In Xcw York Harbor, was successfully cast la Beaton on the JKHh. It weighs about 80,000 pounds and
will carry a projectile weighing about 700
sounds.
Mob.V, A.Alvergnat, an instructer of Frsaoh la a Hartford (Conn.) school, was
bitten by a mad dog on April 30 and died on May 81 of hydrophobia. Kev. J. B. lUed, Chancellor in the Catholic dioeesc of Hartford, a., died on the 1st. Two burglars while entering the house of Samuel Hoder, at Blue Bella, Montgomery
County, Pa., on the night of the 1st., were surprised by Mr. and Mrs. Itoder. A scuffle easued, during which one of the thieves shot and instantly killed Mrs. Boiler. The train on the Lehigh Valley (Pa.) Railroad was thrown from the track on the night of the 1st, and four passenger coaches went down an embankment lb feet high. Mrs. Hower, of Scranton, and Mrs. HIckey, of Tonawanda, were killed, and 17 others severely injured. A young boy entered the National Exchange Bank of New York, on the 2d, and made some inquiries of the Cashier, and while the attention of the latter was divert
ed the boy grabbed a package containing
10,000 and made good his escape. Samuel Warhurst died of hydrophobia at
Saugus Centre, Mass., oh the ftth, having been bitten by a mad dog about two months
previously.
The Union Savings Bank, at Bath, Pa., suspended on the 6th. The stockholders tmr they will nay dollar for dollar. Liabili
ties t known. WHBT AMU BOOTH.
Ger. Cullom has vetoed the bill passe by
the Illinois Legislature, making silver coin a legal tender la the State, oh the ground
that, la his opinion, the measure hi neither
eonstltutioMl nor wise, and the matter one
too delleate to experiment upon.
The trial of Wilson for the murdtr of
gwayze, at Topeka, resulted la a verdlet of
not guilty.
Ex-Gev. 0. A. Hadley has received the
afpfriatment of Postmaster at Little Reek
about
with them tho engi
neer, Frank Caton, the fireman, fcamuci Richardson, and Dr. E. L. Atkinson, a physician of Pacific Junction, who was riding on the locomotive at the time. The locomotive was overturned in its descent and the three unfortunate men were buried beneath it. Dr. Atkinson was probably instantly killed; Richardson died within five minutes after being extricated; but Caton lived for two hours, and was enabled before he died to give a rWr account of the dreadful affair. Con
ductor Willson, upon leaving the train to ascertain what was the matter, was fired
upon, and several shots were also fired Into the train, fortunately without effect. The iMirtinir of the coupling between the bag
gage and passenger cars providentially saved
the whole train from gomg into me uiwh. Murder and robber- seem undoubtedly to
lwve been the design of the villains perpetrating the crime.
The village of Mount uarmei, v auasu
County, 111., was visited ly a uesirucme
nd fatal hurricane about hair-pan . o ciock
nn ilia afternoon of the 4th. A number of
large buildings were blown down, Including the Court-house, the Methodist and Presbvterian Churches, and several business
houses. Some 'JO persons met with Instant
death by the falling wall, and many more were seriously Injured. Fire caught In the
debris of the ruined buildings aad auucu to the horror of the scene.
Additional particular of the fatal cyclone
at Mount Carmel, 111., arc as follows: The storm came from the southwest, leveling al
In its path, and passed away a little to the
north of cast. The Iath of the tempest em
braced both sides of Fourth Street and a large portion of the territory lwtwceu Third
and Fifth Streets. The duration 01 tne
wind storm in Its violence was not to exceed two minutes altogether. Heavy rain contin
ued to fall for some time afterward, accom
panled by a stiff breeze. The speed of the
wind was estimated at lfiO miles per hour. The air was filled with flying roofs, win
dows, doors, lumber, rails, clothing and everr Imaginable article from destroyed
houses. Much of the debris was carried a
dlstaneeof-over a mile. Men, women and
children iff the course of the storm were
caught up and carried away like so many
straws. There are several instances of peo-
whlch time all on board were preparing for
a final idiinge Into tho sea, If necessary, the
viul Htrnpk a sand-bar. The boats were
Immediately launched and the iasengers conveved to the shore, not a pound of bag
gage of any kind being allowed them. All were safely landed, though several of the boats were overturned by the surf on tho shore and the passengers drenched and badly bruised. All slept without any shelter that night. A messenger was dispatched to Acapulco, SO miles distant, for
assistance, but fortunately the messegerboat fell In with the gun-boat Mexican, Cant. Loler. who went to the relief of the
digressed colony and took them 6n board
his boat, from which they were the next day transferred to the Pacific Mail steamer Costa Rica and taken to San Francisco. The Catholic Church In Wischen, Grand Duchy of Posen, was struck by lightning during the services on the 81st ult. Six persons were killed and about 70 seriously injured. The house of Alexander Snyder, at Portland, Ont., was destroyed by fire on the
night of the 80th ult. Two cnuuren pensn-
ed in the names, and -Mrs. snyuer was ery sfirlouslv burned.
M. de Fourtln. the new French juawier
ofthe Interior, has forbidden all political
niflPtlHirs eomoosed of more than 20 per
sons. The Government, it is saw, lineim
to nrosocutc the President of the Paris Mu
nielnal Counsel for remarKS lasumng 10
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President MacMahon during a speecn av si.
Denis.
The tidal wave of May 10 rose to a great
hnteht in HiloBay. Hawaii, submerging the
business portion of the town and sweeping nffa number of neoole. Its effects were
equally disastrous In various adjacent locali
ties.
Soohla Frederlka Matilda, Queen of Hoi
land, died on the 81, aged SO.
Peace has been conciuueu oeiween -n
and Abyssinia.
Anthony Gardner bas Keen ciecieu resi
dent of Liberia.
England has Intimated to Russia that any
attempt to blockade or otherwise interfere with the Suez Canal or its approaches will be regarded by England as a menace to In
dia, and a grave hijury to the commerce 01 the world, Incompatible with the mainteH-
nii iits relating to the same subject has In en
of military forces in Texas be ' our united force, and we shall erect our
exercised for the suppression n colors at tne mourns 01 me lsuua aim these raids. It Is very desirable tlie Memel, the mouths of the Dnieper ISIS nritf fcaWlSia: irfcS ' ? mir. Europe will recover 11 mde with the co- iU equilibrium, lost 100 years :t-o, tuj.l operation of Mexican authority, and you will owe it to us. To linns! then, brothwill Instruct General Ord, commanding hi liiVS Hnj HK!4jn to arms!" Texas to invite such co-operation on the ( JZ
part 01 tne local je.ien - . . ..form him that, while the President is , The Remrkahlc AdrcntHrcs of a
anxious to avoid giving offense to Mexico, jHM(.r. he is, nevertheless convinced that invasion '""6
of our territory by armeit ami organiicu
Mms-
IkmIIcs of thieves and robbers to prey up-1 lUul .Stuart, 111 pursuing :t J much of on our citizens should not be longer eii-; ,nustangs between Elm mid Knst Weedy
dured. General urn wm ai oiiee uoui in.: Crccks. W.M thrown from his ltorse. He
i-i,mti f.utiinritl4 alnng the Texas Iwrder
of the great desire of the President to unite with them in their efforts to Mipprcss this long continued lawlessness. At the same time he will inform those authorities that If the noveraiiieiit of Mexico shall continue
tin. .infv nr Miititireswiiiif inese nui-
rages, that duty will devolve upon OAs Gov- . water, rSmI.nt. and will be performed, even if its nurht
performance should render neces-arv an oc- i H
caslonal engine of me iwruer "J watt!r at ,)0ol liaving given out,
troops. 1011 wi imerciuru uw 1 w v a.rtml in searcli of more water. Ab
rrST aS&2o on the second day he says
it r Kami of marauders, and teas: thirstv and huiiirrv. and ins t
when his trooiw are cither In sight of them iinrt him so badlv. that he could no
or upon the fresh trail, to follow them across rurti1(,r Hn,l, crawling to a tree, stretchthe Rio Grande, and to overtake and punish I ,r IiL to die Wliile thu eonthem as well a retake stolen property tak- , eil mmseii out i tut. un l" v enfromourdtize death, he heard the leaves on the Mexican side of the line. I have the shako near him ; he turned his eves 111 honor, etc. Very respectfully, tho direction Of the noise, when, lo! they Geokok . McCkak, Lanui. 1nrt! rattlesnake uiakinir fur
was senseless for some time; when to came to himself Ids horse was gone and his bruises hurt him so badly he could not walk: ho crawled through the briars
I and brush some fifty yards lo a pool f
, and remained at tne pool mat and the next day and night. Not
mouthful did hu have to eat, and the
he
mt
he
muses
Secretary of War,
To General W.T, Sherman." n A11 Incident at the Weman .Suffrage Convention.
pie having been thus borne along for a dls- ance of the British attitude of passlfe hen tanee of 400 feet. The best part of the town trallty. At the same time It has been hit!
mated to the Porte and the hneiltve tnai
England Is firmly determined not to permit
the oaual to be maite tne scene 01 any com bat or other warlike operations.
wm destroyed, and not less than 0
families made houseless and homeless.
TO add to the horror of the occasion, the fallen buildings took fire,and there being no
serviceable fire apparatus In the town, it seemed as though the flames would lick up
what had been spared by tho hurricane. Fortunately assistance came from the neighboring towns of Vlncennes and Princeton and the flames were subdued. The total
loof nronertv Is tilaced at nearly half a
' a - r - - a.
million dollars.
The War.
A St. Petersburg dispatch of the 30th says
that all arinr movements, both on the Dan
ube and In the Caucasus, are delayed by
hnaw rains. A dispatch from Constantl
noplc states that the Porte has made levies M rthriatlans for 200.000 troops. It is
Two attempts have been made recently to officially announced that the Turks have re-
assasslnate Mr. Jerome B. Stlllson, theew ken Ardahan, but no particulars gitcn
York IteraUVs correspondent at Salt Lake
City. No arrests have been made by the au
thorities, and a meeting of citizens has been
held to investigate the matter
The report that Sitting-Bull was engaged
n the recent Indian fight with Gen. Miles Is
There are rumors from ucrun 01 negotia
tions for ncacc being in progress
It was reported via Vienna, .list, inai inc
Turkish commander, Mukhtar Pasha, Had
been dismissed from the service, and will lie
court-martialed for representing that He
csnied a lanre
r : . . . . i. .
him. .Hie signt oi tne snaKu
banished
his hunger, thirst, and pain fortlio time being, ami raising upon his elbow made uii effort to scare his snakeship away,
now contradicted, It being known that the had equipped an army of 00,000 men, wherefarmi.lahl elilfflaln l north of tho Yellow- ai lie had only 30.000 at Ids disposal. Mal-
n,,o. T.amn iwr mul Iron Star were In vert on on an enormous scale is sain to
aiu.i..I t.t !. Iirvctltna at tliU (tvlit. ailH hsvn lirfn lteOVcrcd 111 tllO Turkish CO 111
Imili ufirw t-IHnil. an rpnorted. I mluirv department
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Tlie Postmasters at Clinton, In Kat Fell- It was reported on tne isi inai- a imisim
cIaiiaParIsh,andatSt.FraiiclsvHle,liiWest U,uadron was trying to force an entrance
Feliciana Parish. Louisiana, both colored Into the mouth or tne wanuuo ai omnm, m
line. rrirtil to the, Dcnartment that order to assist the movement of troops
timv art, lmnl.l.. to take possesion of ttieir ae.ross the river.
ofikes on acceunt of the hostility of the A Constantinople dispatch of the 2d says
white citizens, .and a special agent has been that the reported recapture or Araanau uj
sent there to Investigate the matter. tho Turns is erroneous.
Rev. John M. Forday, pastor of the Lutli- A eorresponiieni oi
Not much was done in the way of business at the morning session, but there was one incident. Dr. Mary Walker, who believes in woman suffrage, but in whom the woman suffragiststhese at least do not lielieve, appeared in the hall with her beaver hat, cane, parasol and trousers, and was gow straight tin to the platform, when
Mrs. Wake stopped her and told her
phimplv that she wasn't wameu. in was altogether a gallant and for a mo-
moii i. an e.xeuinir iiasnxiu. -nm. i.fr.v,
representing grace anil the proprieties t well as woman suffrage, lithe in fig
ure, clad in a trailing, tight-fitting dress bine wbieh had slashes of silver
Dti'lled saucily under the coquettish
pockets and at other appropriate points i,uu flushed and exhilarated liefore I)r
Walker, who, with toes turned m, looked little and awkward and red, and yet
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was seemingly unabasneu. one mu noi attempt to pass Mra. Blake how could -bo? Thn bluo Mincn-a would herself
have purfornicd tlie olltccs ot tne ponce her eve flashed in a fashion to leave no doubt of it but she took a step backward and spoke her mind. She told Mrs. Blake that she would catch it and that the spirit of illiberality displayed by this so-called liberal meeting should be duly punished in the newspapers: then she turned on her heel, and whirlin." her cane walked off. Everybody treated the little physician very coldly. One after another she attempted to conver idnasatitlv of political and social
topics with those about her, but these, manv nf tliom in real fear, fled from the
ilimitintien trousers as thousrh the saiiie
l.d.t l,ei lmtrnns. Mrs. Blake said it
Watim thn trousered Doctor was a
nuisance. She abused every' body, she said, including Miss Anthony and Mrs. B t A. .... H.aI
Vllaiitnn. ami. if ftVOr SI10 EOl- OH
the snake struck at him twice and left him, and from some cause he did not
leet so mucn uku iu. uv h i.;.
in b
more. I will trv to reach water;
searching, about night, lie came
the road, and could go no further. .Next
morning he was founit noout iwomma from home, lying across tlie road on Ins face, completely exhausted. He w immediately carried home, a doctor called, and at last accounts was dom well. Oakville (Tex.) Tribune. This is aliout tho time of year the icemen begin to circulate reports that their crop of lee was ruined by the late frosts. miadolphm llullelin.
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, -tesrc
aiibr.i jwsni h. ......
eraa Church at Harper's
drowned on the 1st.
The Editorial Associations of three States
met on the Mh andKh. The Illinois Asso
the London Daily
Kernr. Va.. was TWsaranfc of the 3d sends tlie following
a r . v-i .... . .. i
dated Erzcroum, June 2: " 1 nave 10 recoru
the most terrible event of the present war
Two nltthta ago 4,000 Circassian cavalry
1 - - - r . . . 1
tatl.n mat at Mutt St. Lotilm the Missouri eommMuied by Mousna rasna, were oruereu
Association at Frederioktown, and Uie Ar- to proeeed towards Kars, entirely unsupkaiMiiJlM)iU.N at Fort Smith. I wotted by Wastry or artillery. They rested
TLo -rAtiiMi naira kav rwMntlr nan. for the 4cht at Bekll Ahmed. The Kus
tured six lllielt distillers in Izard County, slans seeretly organlwd a powerful force Ark., together with 9,000 gallons of besr and and during the night surrounded and ur m bushels of malt. iwhtetl the village In whlh the Clroasslans
platform Mrs. Blake herself would catch it oh, wouldn't she catch it! She was anrrv for Dr. Walker, but the Doctor
was crazy, and Mrs. Blake was going to
Captain Williams tor a poucciimu iu
keep her in oruer uunng mu mwiinui Thia she did. anil the policeman a mid
dle-axed, cautious and conservative person talked with the Doctor iust before
tho afternoon session, anil tne Jiocior did not even try to go upon the platform Shu should oliev. she said,
the law; it was their turn now' but both 1.1 tin.InU umio all that Dr.
wouitt cuiuu. hivii ; Waltffie had to do with the Annua
National Woman Suffrage Convention,
New Fork World.
ft U a. saUsfaetion to tho dally pa
pars to lw allowed to pay for their war I .1. 1 I." .1 !.!..!. ,.f. ...III. w.--
news ny tne worn. .muiihuirb5; aiivtldne-llkethisoff the cable at usus
rate. turner's &tlh Itcjmtcr.
simni.. HOGS-Llve
COTTlN Middling FLOL'K GikmI to Choice. . . .
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