Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 19, Number 36, Jasper, Dubois County, 14 September 1877 — Page 2

WEEKLY 66UMERI

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JASPER,

INDIANA.

OURKEKT NEWS.

Rrigham Young dUd at Sh Lake City on the Mk uit., after a brisf iM. Il was Wtm Ih Vermont In MM; removed te Klrtlaad, Ohio, where In 1 he became converted te the doctrine trf the I.ter-tUy gaiate, mmI ia 1S44, upon the death of Joseph Switb. wa eboscn as hi . Ih UMd

be, with his folkiwers, left NaMYOo,Itl.,eml- j .- -IT.-I, -...1 uulul Calf I glu fit. I

H leaves some twenty-odd wives ami an unknown number of children. Raphael Semmes, ex-Admiral of the Confederate States Navy, died at Point Ckr, HHr Mobile, Ala., oh the Hk ulu He was bora iH Marylssd is 1806; entered tke United States Xavy iahk 17th year; at the outbreak of the civil war oast his fortunes with the Ceaf edsrates and was placed in command of the Sumter ami subsequently of the Alahama, both of whtoh vessels bad an evening and historic eareer. Si nee the war Mr. Semmes has been engag ed in the practice of law at Mobile. A movement is on foot for a convention,

to be held in St. Louis early in October, to j take Measures to secure the improvement and permanence ot navigation of our great rivers. Judge A. B. Sloasaker, of Louisiana, baa been appointed special agent in the Internal The public debt statement fer September 1 makes the following exhibit: Total coin bends, H,?tB,)7,70; legal tenders, J8,m,m; total debt, $,90,1&,971. Cash in Treasury, coin, flOeS; currency, $11,mjm. Debt, lee each in Treasury, $2W,,77. Decrease during August, Hon. S. S. Burdett, formerly United States Land Commissioner, who mysteriously disappeared in May, 1876, and who was thought to have been foully dealt with, reappeared at Sedalia, Me., hie former place of residence en the 81st tilt. Hid mind is evidently deranged, and he seems unable to give any intelligible aeeount of his wanderings. Kdwin L. Davenport, the well known actor, died on the 1st at his residence in Canton, Pa. He was born in Boston in 1S16, made hk debut at an earlj age,and soon rose to prominence in his profession. He wag the father of Fanny Davenport, the popular The President ha appointed Thos. II. Hunt United States Marshal for the Southera District of Mississippi, vke J. L. Lake, Jr., resigned; Lewie . Panose, United States Attorney for the Northern and Middle Districts of Alabama, vice Cbas. E. Mayer, removed; Samuel 6. Seed, United States Marshal fer the Middle and Southern Districts of Alabama, vice George Turner, reJB9v cm Gen. A. D. Lawrence, of Connecticut, has aeeopted an appointment on the SHtingBullCemaiieetoB, to act in conjunction with Gen. Terry. Alvin Adam, founder of the Adams Extown, Maes., on the 1st, aged 73.

A bey supposed te be the lost Charley

Ross was found in Clarke County, Ohio, and taken to Philadelphia on the 3d for Ideattfeatiea. None of the Sees family recognized him as the lost son and brother, al-

- though all admitted a striking resemblance. Mr. L. 8. Wkklefe.of Bullitt County, Ky., writes to the Louisville Corier-Jowrnl that Oaman Pasha, of the Turkish army, Is none ether than K. Clay Crawford, a Tenaonuooan by birth, who was a Colonel in the

Confederate army and afterward in the mil

itary service of the Liberal Government of Mextee. where he was made a General of

Division. The writer says be has known Col.Ctawford for years and has received let

ters from him since he attained his present

rank in the Turkish army.

St. Louis recently m&de a shipment of ieur to Liverpool via steamer from Port

Royal, S. C. EAST. The Governors of several States met in Philadelphia on the 36th and were tendered a public reception, after which they visited the Exhibition. At Salem, Mass., on the evening of the 90th, anunlighted train was run down upon Penn Pier, which was crowded with people, killing four, viz.: Mr. and Mr. Joseph Swayze, Ml Rachel G I (ford (a sister of Mr. Swayze), and Wilbur Swayze. Several ladles In their fright Jumped overboard from the pier, hut all were rescued. The Sandwich Savings Bank of Boston has been declared Insolvent. It has $10,000,000 in departs. The failure is aeeredlted to shrinkage In real estate securities. Dr. L. M. Stein, an old gentleman residing n New York City, commiuedjniieideon the 1st by leaping from the new suspension bridge at Niagara Falls, a distance of 179 feet, into the river below. The cause of bis sulejde Is not known. M Another destruotive and fatal eonnagrafion occurred In New York City on the d. About 9 a. ., a fire broke out in Hale's piano factory, a six-story building situated en the block bounded by Thirty-fifth and Thlrty-sixth Streets and Tenth and Eleventh Atenttft. The ire originated In the fourth story, from a rteve used in drying soundingboards, and spread with such rapidhy that many of the workmen were cut off from all ehawec of eseape, except by Jumping from the windows. There were several hundred heads employed la the factory, a number of whom were burned to death, white away were maimed and otherwise tajttred. A number of small tenement houses ki the vihrity of the phme factory were burned, toft with several larger buHdiage. Aa undoubted ease of yellow fever oe

mi Hew York on the 3d, the victim

WNW AMD iMHJTM. II. D. Speaear, Pwfrldpat rf the s-ptd-dOlarhig liMltutvwi, k n Hrtd to have abi eonded. m have sU Use Carder

and AM.ti4ant Oashir. Spneer MfcW h?W':

going- to X'ew York, the day w' to the ttpmlta, to ralws fund to keep the cern giwf. He Wa not 4n heva heard from, and hi family a ah mWlsur. An exanituartoM of the of the has hows that hmw4 of thee hrftre werth or at present UHavallabh?. An investigation of Spencer Mteedeit has brousrht te ttgMt numerous irrogularHiss in hb former mnmi oporatlonit. The Government informed, by telegram from Gen. MUes, that Sittlng-BuH ha reerosMd into Montana, and k eneaasptnl between Milk and MUouri stiver, in the neighborhood of Little Reeky Mountain, and about W miles outheat of Fort Itel knap. He is reported to have 1 warriors, well prepared to assume hostilities. A rumor is current ia Bismarck that Joseph has succeeded is eressing the mountain and is moving towards the Yellowstone, with the probable intentien'ef ejecting a Junction with SlttlHg-Bull. The Grand Jury at Columbia, 5. C.,on the 3Mh returned true bills against ex-Lleu-tenant-Governor Gleaves, ex-Treasurer! Parker and Cankwca, ex-CowiKroors Dunn and Hoge, ex-Speaker Lee, Clerks of General Assembly Woodruff ami Joaes, ex-

State Senator Oweas and others, on various

charges of fraud in eonneotioH with the discharge of their oaicial duties. The American Association for the Advancement of SeieBee met at NashvWe oa the 30th. One hundred and ten member were present.

The Chicago Kxpeitien opened on the

3fth, with betweea MO and 7W exhibitor. The business portion of the village of Ash

kind, Cass County, III., was destroyed by ire on the night of the 3fHh. Loe about fV 000: insurance about per cent. The lire

is supposed to have beea started by an in eendiary.

One of the meet serious railway aeddente that have been reported for years occurred oa the Chicago, Rock Island and Paeiie Road, eight miles east of Des Moines, Iowa, oa the 38th. A very severe rain-storm occurred during the preceding night, by which the foundations of a bridge crowing a mall stream at that point were badly weakened. At about S:S0 a. m. the westward-bound exprees-traia, running at its ordinary peed, ran on to the bridge, when the structure suddenly gave way, carrying the satire train, with the exception f the sleeping-car, into the eham. The locomotive went down Mrst and was burled nearly out of sight in theio(tmud at the bottom of the stream. Barnum's advert.k4ag-car, which was next in posttiea oa the train, followed after andwa crushed to atoms, seven out of its thirteen oeeupaats being instantly kilted. Next came the baggage and expressear, which passed over Barnum's car and landed nearly on the opposite bank la tolerably good eeadKiou. None of its inmates were injureu, and even its lamps remained burning. The three passeager-eoaehes following were telescoped together and heaped in a mass of ruins. The sleeping-car broke its connection, fortunately, and did aot go dowa. The total number of killed is 17, as follows: Mrs. Emily Babcoek, Andalusia, III.; Jeha K. Bolt, Boone, Towa, aad his daughter Alice, aged 8 years; Mrs. W. L. Crow, Dos Moines, Iowa; W. Rakertraw, engineer, Stuart, Iowa; Wat. Cummlugs, newsboy; Geo. Rockwell, John Puree! I, Jeha Breeze,

Chas. Thompson, A. Maek, F. B. Baker, all with Barnum's advertieiag-ear. Five other bodies had aot beea bJeatiied. The wounded number M, two probably being fatally injured. The Iowa Democratic State Convent ion was held at Marshalltewa oa the 30th. John P. lrMt was nominated for Governor, W. C. James for lieutenant-Governor, II. K. J. Boardman for Supreme Judge, aad G. D. Cullisoa for Superintendent of Public Instructien. The resolutions declare in favor of a tariff for revenue only, the immediate repeal of the Resumptioa act, the re monetizing of id her, the substitutlea of greenbacks for Natloaal bank Mils, the equal taxation of every species of property accord log to value; aad against the granting of subsidies to any corporations whatever, aad all uaaecessary k-gi-dative interference betweea latter and capital. The repeal of the State Prohibition law is recommended and the ubtHtttion in its stead of a license law, all money derived from licenses to go to the eemmoa school fund of the State. A motutmcMt ia eoMnwmoratiou of John Brown, and of the Free State men killed in the RgHt at Ofwwatoutie, Aug. 89, 19M, was dedicated at Oniwatomle, Kani, on the Mik ulu There was a large attendance present, among them being a number of the men who participated ia the fight of 21 year ago. Senator Ingalls was the leading speaker. Kx-Gftv. Wilen Shannon, of Kanse, died at Ijiwreacf on the 30th M. A mot destruetrve Ire occurred at Paris, Te,v, on the .list. The principal buMacse buildings and a number of private residences were burned. The water gave out, rendering the engines useless. The toss Is estimated at over $1,000,000, The ire is said to have Ihhhi purposely started in a saloon by a man who threatened to burn the town. He is under arrest. The Iowa State Frehtbttiea Convention ROMS SlMlt6tl IX&fl JcMHHIpf trf Okil 0 O'SHlf GTmr IN wfcwr Bmm4wMrl9Sft wwrc made. Perry Davk, colored, was hanged at Galestoa, Texas, oa the 31st, fer the murder of PoHecmsn Albert Meal ia February hut. a faaj&iaja) La aaaalii an t IkJTt AaUaNaalamraaal Atamla rannma aw aaamimif n piwirwet ev tTfamc fmm fimuaai A auaaaatdaAAdm aa f&laaumat mjnm tan aUt-lsJas ml ejm AbWWWWI 9 smtQmff& STB HHH T KtWH i ni aa amf T Y Baamaa (La friaa n u mm vi a jL aTfpmra?! f Mrs vviPvvwvnB 17 rwt WWrt ejT9ftttlftf MaMsW It fal RW IMS UtVmd iitrnt thm MMkM mi tanffi aaaaaM 7 aa 0aBa aw WVBmB PltTffl W HRI VWmjIH WtU mttnt rtaalHBil autaBmiBua fan tmW BmamMm4nmrtt ww m UU 4 ummmaajj armaaaafaafcmapa aaar jpwy aasmasvammaBf xp

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A qUEEK CWMPLICATIW.

3Md by th KaUmtm t HU famttr Ih MUMch f MWtr M. HrwwN, Aftr 1I

Charks aad Walter Knapp, brothers, r-

sWIsh: near Fremont, Ohio, had aa aHem-

t.u. ..kjuil uu. i . iliirina-ll-Ulrli r'tuirio

IhrcateaedU. shoot WaUor? The mr, to (1 th Adriia (Mhh Times, Aug. show has aoatompt for W broths' threat, r A Marter of a century tf, hi New pulled open the bosom of his i4tlrt, present-! Year' Mrtting, a4ttHr M. Btuwn, a lag hi bared breast, ami told Charts to iaruser, wlto H nr 14hm Outer, in hMtt. The latter instantly drew a revolver tki eouuty, cnlM his wife ami three ami It red, kilWag Waher intatrt-. The j jmhis abtmt hint Ui bhl them jjtkMl-)iv&. murderer is under arrest. lie wa pinjp ou a Umg jourttev, goiuic la Ciadanart, oa the d, while seven whore hwmlrtsls of utlwrj were rushing workuten were eagagod in exeavatiag a eel at tbe tiiu ia their hum I exeiteuteHt for kr oa lagworth Street, the bulMiag adjs- woalth--irinfr to California, where Ihi wat suddenly fell Into a heap of rum, wothl build ui for hiiiiseH ami family a bury lug the work me in the dehrk. A . fortums. So hu Wt his farm of bO acres nambor of perxoas ia the demolished houe f in charge of the three young boys xl his were also preelHitated into t he ruins. Sn t wife. For fmr r ft ve years he due away

Keaa, Hugh Quigley and Joha FlnnlgaH

wr ktHsd aa'ii aumber of others serbuMlr iatured.

The Mayor of Parts, Texas, has Issued an f

with pick and siMle ami Mmdrnl the

rocks with powttar. During this tiaw he wnte letters to his wife and familv.

ami declared that his thoughts roamed

a)poal for help for the destitute ia that city, 1 oftea back to Home Finally his loiters sufferer by the recent sweeping oaanagra- 5 ceased, and the wife, wailing:, waited in tioa. The losses foot up$70,t0 above In- jTaia. Shu wrote ami wrote, but there wraaee. Money is mortly needed, and J came back no auswering note. The contributions sent to Gea. S. B. Maxey, years rolled on ami were buried with United States Senator, Paris, Texas, will le the tmst, and the Brown family caste to thankfully acknowledged. think that the paternal lirowa wan A Memphis dispaeth of the Sd says that buried, too. Osmer C. Hrown, one f the armv.worm has appeared in large num-1 the sons, remained at home and worked bers ia"le Soto County, Miss., Fayette the farm ; another, Kns, weal out into r.wmtv. thb ami Lee County. Ark., ami the world to becom the architect of hU

serious damage to the cotton crop Is feared, j own fortune. A third. Oscar, went to

A jmrty of SacrameataHs return IfOMH" last evouiug from a trip u the nMHtuiaias, lringiK with them twu mr kia, one wihk-at akin, and a few other trophHM, iacludlair two tarantulasihBml ones. They mm! a little incidfta HiU-tuling the trauHrta4iou of thern; .s.'imeiis which (Hca4onod conukrable alarm. It occurred in Carlte Creek Canyon, on Wedmietlay, a they were returning homo. The tarantulas, for lack of a l)oUer ruoejdaele, were inchmMl in acigar-lMx when caught, alnnit 10 days ago, an this box, carefully tied up, wnri deiosit.'d tmttealh the svat of the vehicle. Whilu they were joltinij through the canyon the seat hj and the two men occupying it found theuiselve droppetl suddenly into the bottom of the wagon. One of them struck the cigar-box, cm shot 1 k, and immediately felt that soaiething had hurt hi in. A glance showed him that He was resting on the tarantulas, and with a yell of 44 I'm stung! I'm stung!" he jumped from the wagon, ami, dashing hid hands behind him, as though desirous of lifting himeclf out of hte boots, he bounced wildly along the road, then turnoil and made for thu wagon, shouting to )m amazctl sml greatly larmel coniiMtniona. 44 Whisky? Quick! I'mdving! Whv "n't

men-

reached

broke

PvllwHO uwmmifsc. v .T7i"o i - ---- r ------ . 71 al. Four notorioiw outlaws and desperadoes, that sunny southern clime we read m you hurry! I Ins other thite mci named James Simmons, Robert James, and HHich about. Tlie war came and 0cr j there were four in tin? party-reacl 5!is.a i.to k Rmwn nbunirfMl his hshw tn Walter sitnultantHmsly for tlie demijohn, br

"m Mir-rp uTr.....,, - ... - i . ..... .,

le, Ky., ' liaruy," and, forgetting that he was a " tUMVn 1 , , c M- K " ,v . w of mur- Koman, donned the gray and fought for ml m n fOTtto kBOCV o1 eck of s. were I the " Stars aad Bars." I the demijohn, to save tunc, ..broke the

Fourteen years passed, ami finally 21, s-yin much as "Here's hick," the when, of course, Minor M. Brown, of P that was bitten swallowed it. Soon

Joseph

were eoaiaed in Jail at Newcastle,

charged with eommittiag a number

....--...i.i.. ..w.u! Saven voars after Mrs. Hrown nmfrivm! i entire concern and nearly all the wm-

rvTa lX arm '.J ITL a. law. of course4, considered him dead. HqM was saved, liowever, and w thout

Simeon Gambett, a negro, who eommitted a rape upon the person of Mrs. Perry Kingrey, wife of a farmer near Oxford, Ohio, was taken out of Jail on the 3d and shot dead by a mob. It having come to the knowledge of the

Pest-otaee Department that toe

Postmaster at Baton Rouge,

fake, and the persons' names

...utlj.j al ! B4h - - - -- ataal (Km

L.iiru whom the bond was . lM,ve r huslmml left her in Jan

drawn up have been arrested and a new Postmaster has beea appointed.

Home, Lenawee County, Mich., was

dead, dead, dead. Last November, the widow, Mrs. Julia A. Brown, came be

fore the Probate Court, applying for

ne began to feel better, and eventually

leit so remarkably weu mat it was evident the poison had been forced to succumb. Then the work of straighteninr

I uit;ujHL.n ...v.... ,u .ut.i mi the contents ot the wairon was com-

t n .i.,., i t " menced. and the tarantula box wi

, iranwHi, ,5 . , .l fMrifnllv lilttMi out ami rixanuiuil. wWn

nalvwl tlurt4n (Ben ihm sirs mmic uk MAtciucni, mo . 7 . .. ;

uary, 1852, ami that for over 21

fectly lifeless, and so dry and stitl tbnt it was evident that they had been dead

cotitde of

ic Imx

rUKHlON. Kx-Presldeat Grant was tendered the freedom of the City of Edinburgh, Seetlaad, on theWth, by the Iord Prevent, Sir James Fah4MW,in the Free A4eWy HaM. Gen.

Grant made a brief repty to tnc auuress.

HIM j AV-f iUAV wi-a a, - 1 ! years she hiul lieanl nothing whatever BHiits than 24 hours, while a toti L, !.;, ,iiiuUUrh il nKultf .ill;, tacks in the broken cover of tl

' gent effort to discover his whereaboiiLs. ! conveyed a very gtol hint a.s to the naA day was appointed for a hearing, ami ! Jre of the injury whkh the liold hunter

nnallv Petit Seel ye of Kome was appoint

ed administrator. A part of the prop- 1 I erty hal been sohl oti'. when last week the" dead Brown, Minor Brown, the

miner, turned up alive ami walked into ,

had declared to be tarantula bites. Sacramento (ChI.) Record- Um&n.

A Mysterious Grasshopper.

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i ae itoneroi a sm wrerMpww!niii i juge lieamKn s ontce, where the records i iirassnopper wonoers wm nevercea.sj. Wetmhucr Township, near London, Cans- showetl that he was tlesvl. Brown in- Yesterday, about 1 o'clock, a 'hopper, da, on the 1st. Five men were scalded aad that he was alive, and the Judge, one of tlie green ami yellow-tniKil mutilated; three fatally. after becoming: convinced that Brown, species, Hew through a window into the Ten thousand cotton operative at Bolton, j although dead in law, was alive, advised laundry of Philip Smith, 1002 WashingKacmad, struck on the 31st. I the returned Californian to ro and see I ton Avenue, and alighted on the window-

Ex-President Thiers died in Paris, on the

Sd, of apoplexy. His sudden taking off ere

some lawyer and devise means to recon- stll. On examination the insect was cile the matter. ! discovered to have in its claws a iher

ated the greatest excitement througneut i Now here is a neat little question for half uollar, wntcn it continuel to Jioiu

France, oa account of the present critical he court to decide. Brown's estate has jhrmly while seated on the sill, the

'hopper was speeuuy eapturea ny tis daughter of Mr. Smith ami the coin taken away. The latter bore the date of 1876, ami was so bright and new in appearance aa to indicate that it had not been in active circulation. Where the 'hopper got the half dollar, or for what purpose it was transporting it around was, of course, only a matter of speculation. The circumstance is a curious

pelkiea! eemplteettoa, M. Thiers being the 1 been partially administered upon, but

as soon as Drown returneu hi .Mrcnuput he went directly to the house of his son, Rosa Brown, in Clinton County, this State, to whom he has sold out the old Kome homestead. Meantime, during years, Osmer C. Brown, who remained at home and worked the farm, married, and afterward died, when letters of administration were granted up-

acknowlodged loader of the Republi

cans. President MacMahon ordered a Cabinet Council to arrange for solemnizing his funeral with the greatest pomp. Among the people the news of bis death was received with the utmoH grief and eonstematlon, the general sentiment being that France had sufereu a great calami

ty. Louis Adoiphe Thiers was hern at Jiar

seiiies, April

werkingmaa

tion, was admitted

took up his residence In Paris, where he drifted into Journamm and polities. He was the most prominent leader in the revolution of ISM which placed Louis

Philiippe upon the throne, and under the

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IS, it7: by father betne a t on his estate, his estate being: his inter- one, ami ltsiruin is uuiyatiestcu oyjir.

. He received a literal eduea- i est in his lather s estate, intts it will . amwn ami uaugmer, ami ir.-. imfhh-

to the bar.and soon after be seen the cae is somewhat com pi i-, erty, Mrs. "jatvert ami Mine .Muiupu.

.eJlted

laundry women. The 'hooiMjr i- a

i ...

Minor M.Brown k now an old nu. moniftersi'eciiiMin of his voracious tnlxi.

ard, ami is somewhere being nearly three inches in length a

with a gray bean

about 70 years

law his claims to

and

Orleans dynasty he titled several important k but in justice ami right he ought

of age. In equity aad evkiently possessed of unusual mu-cu-the farm mar be &hhI, ' lar strength. He is safely caged in a d right he ought not to glass jar at t h laumlry. Louis

Cabinet portion-. AHhough taking no im

portant part in the revolution of 1pp, he gave in bis adhesion to the KepubKe ami

voted for the Presideney of Louis apoteoa ;

hare a dollar of the property which his (ilobe-lktmcrttt

family has held during the more than aBaMMaaamaamHBmawamBmmmmi a score of years he has made them be- " " " liere him tlead. We have understod THE MARhhTJS.

but when the emp 'et of the 3d of De- that he will apply for a divorce. This

$ wmher. Ml. stramrled the veunc RenubHe

i l. v.Lu wi i wmiow oi ner snare oi ine nrotM'nv. iir lexau aim unerosee. tj

hk previous support wHh arrest. what other excuse can a man so old as 8 " ;.;;;; s.a

T mri. sftr tk. iiAwafall of Louis Naw- he oner? Michigan w a Mate ot easy . HOfis-u

simply means that he will deprive the j BgEVKS-Nwiv te.,.l....f fi"v wJiJ-'-o

wniow of her share ot the property, lor

leea, M. Thiers was ehoen President of the I uivorces, m wnat Jtnmwi i-n V-rV7.V..TwA;' s: KepubHc. He rosigned in 1S7S, on account I this man secure a divorce from his wife? 4YlKAT-S VZ":Z IM . (m vi- .jf.t.. I If Mrs. Hrown asked for a divorce from CORN Wevttra MlxrO. ....... rl

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Mratkm. His successor was Marshal Mac- ?r tne man er woumi e very poKk-W Mi'V j2t-0 13

w.ii a 7. . it CIO

Mahon, the present incumbent. M. Thiers ? miiereni. was no lees dfetlaguished for Ws literary "" than bis polltieal achievement. Hh HMery A Woman's Feat Where Jlen Dared

of the French Revohttkm, in W volume, Is i t. Ms ao-t popular work. ! . . t 4 t . ..,..., ...... .. . .1... .....

I oumt; icn wv3 "g'' lm ''p" ' ntni

The Chief

Tke War.

of the

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ST. UOV1S. COTTON-MlddltRg BKKVKS-Choiee K Fancy.... 6J tood to Prhae XatlveCowti

2. HI

Kusma rtatT vwll . w-v tU r(M1 wbk h is attached U WIIJCAT Ned No. 2 l.W S

jSchlpka Pass on the -JSth and reports the jmllkt m w of hJcJ, tk4! 'iuii'h Uk

trooi are wen ?uppea wMh provisos , iMl(lt u towed. Iwoke. Consternation inA?i-v "T......

and very' determined. The Turk are wt- i reigmHI xim the passengers; none of " r.v ' i tiag wearied. Several thousand unburied the nven eoiikfswim; the boat was drift- TOKiWO-SklU &M

dead ee au uaiMfaraWe stench arouml the i ?, dnwn there was nothing tm loanl !

hill. Keiaforeemnt for both armies were l,v wti"u-U iftvttild bonaibibMl or t hmivp- KAY-Ololct Timothy.

, ment directetl. For a few seconds

was fought on 'nce ami inactivity reigned; then a 1 &Tcl&'' riverlom.ex- healthy-hxfng Canmlian I H ''w'CobttS::

lag In.

A hardly contested battle w

me Hh along the line of the river Lorn, ex- strong ami healthy-looking

tending from Telieber to Spabimr ami wonmn. seeinr that the men could do

Karahasonhler. The Turks under Mehem- nothing, pnMieeded calmly to take off et AM Pasha were the aswlwots. They sue- l.r shoe?f Hm dockings. " MfMlesty ftrceeded in driving the Kum from their jjg the removal of much more, and, positions and capturing the three villages srrxvel as weighty as Horatius Cooles named, together with consWeralde stores of ' was when the hrhlge fell and he jumped

ammunition ana guns, i ne mritisn com- Mo the yellow THwr with his harness . ...i i.t- turn ...t . .... , , .. i

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