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, 1876-06-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE EXTRA DlrIos ConNEsPoNDEHCE.
LuSnoS, June B.-T1le Br!fah Foreign Oh1cc has
published the correspondence relative to the exra
dtion trrnsy between t'rsat britain ard the umsrd
S.atca From ts ttuppcars tint Hoffman, Amert-
eau Charge tl'AtEnrcs, In conversation with Lord
derby, aIny 25 suggested settlement Of the dltIl
eutty by tIc negotiation Of mn article additional to
tle treaty ut lA4o. Lord Derby wrote 10 Hoffman
tuythg the Government was rcnty to meet thIa aug
ec.ton Immediately. and incloscd tho draft Of an
a,ilcc psosiling That persons cxtradtcd shall only
be tried for the otrcnee for which they
atc surrendered, Tits article is stnliiar 10
the one fOrnferly agreed 10 by Mr. Fish during the
negotiations in lH11 concerning the revised treaty.
Earl Derby tclrEtaphcA Thornton, britlsh Minls"
trr ut Washington, AUTHORIZING tu slgn the adtl.
the pruItrn, ni,1 expressed to Minister Thnrntnh
lIs Extreme rrgrct that 1luftnlan's suggestion
thsuld hayr led L.os! Derby intO m!saPE!ITchcn-
sion. Though the United states hrG willing to
a;'ee to ths pvoroseh article. Earl Derby
Sretc to Minister Thurntpn, on .ho goth OF
NAV expressing regret tl,nt SGcrrtlty Fish dr.
elinrd IL ngrte to the ul'llttunal article, Il.
ryery obstacle To thu surrender of tic prisoners
Lion III to what authority should decide whether
uGrnuc far Which y prisoners eStrhdlt'Un II de-
msn,|rA @ political or cr[ [linal, Engla agreed to
meel Ehh's Views hy emitting from the Cfanhc the
sy;t ~ m'tnIoweFnT poIice m!a.Ts!Fa,os H.! IT,, y detcs
Ernt could not lmd ant the lInpc that IT wGnll be
puts,hr to ask Parliament tu ranct0n treaty Hp-
p,.eA to il,e act Of ts1U. ur which cou permit The
tral vi rxtraIieI trrsnnA IN: I'll cStFAditnbc cFitlc
ushrt than that for which they were ttEcnsterc
baptr tht sGcrutary Frh will wltlnIfaw hls objec"
I'm, II lfIe additional article, ana tns eualle tic
ar'f treaty to be signed immediately
, 1876-06-09
CROPS,

tpfc1dl DISp0IEH 10 1He 1F100Hs
Dw1onr. ILL.,, June B.-Agricultnrally, the ont
look is not such ns the Granger wonld pray for.
rhe corn Ia ali planted. About half Of Il Is np.
Tho ground ID In fearful stntc. Months OF ratn,
no frost during The winter, and hot May has
cuu1ca the earth to bake lardcr tllnn o bar
Of protected pIg.trnn. Cuitisaiing the ground
under these conditions Is an tmrusfibility. The
roller il thc only tool we uec. tnA thai has nt
little effect In cr1,shin. tho great cod. Rain IL
Easily needed, The tnwn II full Vt teams hauling
corn and the Chicago l. Alton Railway f.ompany
arc shipping to your city FROM this station hty cars
Sptci1i EH.p1sca to ne 1rtbune. 49,,
bl1rAND HAVEN. Mich, June a.--Thc whtat
prospect In this section was never better. The
crlp iaet year waR an exceptionally ghut3 dne. hut
1,rcsent Indications warrant the belief that tho
Yield this ycar will exceed last year by 10 per cent,
on oar RAndy soil. In the Interior Of the State, IN
clay soil, tie ptain IL badly - frozen out" Thcre
has been n, Increase OF acreage IN this county Of
nbnut Ii per ceut. .-...
During thr past ycar the following amounts Of
wheat have been handled by dealers n the r1utG-
trn part of the county: City Mills, flotlnnd
10, o0u buthcla: ,1hy.ef MILF, 1io!land. ~, noo
bushels; !. Higgins, HOLLAND, 45, COG tmottiy for
the Toledo market); Unity Mnls. Gec1and, ~, uoO
bushr's. The flrnnl Haven Mills and Jcuaot'h
Mill hnvt bought qutte iarEe qnautity, and prnt.
lily lOU. 900 bushels hare gone to Grand liHpls
nMkfng tho aggregate for the county ;i0u 200
bushels. large purion ct last year Csup IL rtill
In the hands Of farmers and tie price hus lately
dropped from S1.:0 to 81. If and 81. ~.
, 1876-06-09

into q hornrt.' nc't, realized hi. pp.',nn, nulis
shr"*!nE ar HI. rnrrlus ta.pa4'' wheeled nr"un1,
htrly C1nfrnnted 1Y nH0trr Indian. wIIo wa. within
:Hl ynr'la Ut lin. Changing hEr canl': hsn1n u
ths nonth, after riding nH',t mfe hn ,card tr!.
snns1nH IN, nns"Ee Rs r. ,nnt,"n n, !" u = nn ~ L"
,hn herd. md Tried 70 hrud him on;
al y nynE wllp md :r@i., " ".ens,
when Ttney ean,n m 70 strrIi,'k: ,,.,-,
laIste party Of Fnnehnen i.aye jn!ne1 an,l Eone
tssas'f .: !. s!"s ss' ss 3ssy t.: 'S:s
saSc sits sny se1@f en e'%.y Nty w.s a' so Of tn I'D
ecc.on- -fnrenan a l,arhne!l statinn. petctson
fss ,a % is St ssf G @ A s .'n o. 1 nts s1s fs%s s3
deserted tho Agencies, nh gone to Join the opposing
sax L. N:tt!SIn .t "yonng shna leaving tl,s rnatg
e me ome. Hsnses ae' II .ak:
tasNicsn nssiscA IN town to-day, anA look4 ar ho
hh'i bcu living IN gom alInpc up among tho Hills.
novel.
e4not t'~@y be a4u % ss1,lsns iha Ii iI,s . efaak
sirssi+ sauSIsy evening, wIish was tte e"n.e q
hIlsses btlnn!c Montgomery and Jcun!u Martini
;:yyns it. q As S"s II sxssn @ s:s
ttresi.. n piHtooll-rhnt WA heard, aMd u:
rtantly Icnne Martln fank to tho pavement.
Mlnh!e Montgomery ut uncc attempted tt TIT her
Up, thinking u was y faint, but raw ihu blnod
dfurplng frotn her right temple, and that she waa
Vomiting 1lood. Her body vas eatrcd Into Ian:
tiari'a Ftorc where physicians were called, but
they wgre OF M uHe, dgat'i waH lrl1tAutaneous,
Sly did nat rpeak Or noun aftSrtAe si1t wnH fired.
posed - liu snnll coercA boy named lin l'utier,
isLel At rcl.ool tho day ltuviour, and, ms report
rays, Threatened tu Kill nOmo white person bcf"ro
t!ntk. siss Montgomery, IriNg tie Ipfurmunt nf
l,'s nslvmrnlor at rchoul, apd causing hls punish.
bali struck her companions. Butler wns not
ruen IL tlre t'lr shot hut onc of the hJs aaw him
down the alley. 4 number Of Witnesses layebcen
examined bxHlIc CorDnrss Jury, which IL rtil1 In
session. Tho verdict Will probably DC given to the
public t0-nlotTtW.
Mlsn bfurtin's funcsal waa attended By nll Of the
SCHOOL, children, accompanied by their teachers.
She wuH rncn,,er Of the High School, anti WIS
very fur advanced for her age.
Thu excitement SATURDAY night wna Intense, tho
negroes contiunn!nK the crinlu In strung turnlr,
nnl many raid, M thu Sheriff Will only, give ,!s
the prsoucr, wo will make hemp too gool 1vr his
neck" II.
, 1876-06-09
FOREIGN.
The Turkish Insurgents viii Not
Agree to anArmistice.
A Large and Well-E4uippcd 6crvian
Army Eager for the Fray.
The Dcrly.Flsl, Correspondence 1lclativc
tu the Exiratlition Treaty.


sERyiA.
1,r,nrApE, Juno R.--rhu Hery1hn Government
In. declared Tint II will fo1Iuw thc rrcumncn,la-
ton nf Husuta not tn enter npun t,Dstlilies nnnBt
Turkey
Tl!E CHEAT POWERS.
ytgSxA, june H.-It Ia rtAtcd that Count All.
hrn..y hnr hcrn asked tn meet G0ttachaknn md
1,tmarcIi at Eis, bnt !las not yet definitely nc
Aeptcl the Invitation.
ItsoBAnLF BO6us.
NEW ynnK. June H.--l.ul,.!nn REPORTS state that
ccr,ta las declared her Independence, a,,,l thu
army has cr's'ea frontier.
NnNE, juno H.-Tt ID .lenIrtl that Chcvn1fcr N1gra
las been irnrlcd by tho ltulam government wiil
m1rrinn to En,s m ln harmony With Tho views Of
En;lnd on The Tnrkfah war qnebtlun.
MORE sEIGIDE.
Iaynhs, InHc D-h a. ma tnrfF correspond.
tnt u the 3fiHtx telvgrtphn tho following: "a
tuu.or ir circulating hcrr whlsl. comes from good
faurtc bnt which mast be acccpted with reserve,
lint tdr eldest VI tho late Sultan ilas commit
ted suicide" .......
wAnr.tKE.
Tic Hnlfs' 1,cr1n tlispntch says Anstrta has dc.
ittcs III the East. The rfncc Ut Montenegro has
oily nssu1,eh cntr,tlau. Of the Insurgents. uc hus
ts,tgd written Instructions tn various rebel chiefs.
md IL concentrating all his forces in the neishbor
hood Of PMlgOrttza. ... 7..
4 iiurzan ui,lcln! Telegram confirms the rcporla
that tic Insurgents determined to refuse arlIfs
4tru. TcllcrnaycR, writing from Be1grado to tho
LHtii MIR, stntcH tint The Seryan army consists Of
lis, 600 MN, mid the mllltin OF 100 00O more.
Tic SerYians aro convinced tIlat war IL moru1
Il. AilictIcs, leader Of The sesyian Liberals In
Hungary, in NIL rtiturint In tho Za.ft,ra uscs
thtse words: ave arc fprRklng deliberately
Il now more absolutely ccrtain than anything elsu
IN tue WOflu,n
, 1876-06-09
TOTAL ABSTINENCE,

s{k7ag UfElKIEtH 70 7f7BHH8.
Iowa ClTf, H., Julle San exciting case has
hre1 on the tapls hero for two threu days. Day
before yesterday tho Marshal Of the city seized
sor,r 81, 100 worth Of whisky from Lcvy, u pa-
loon Keeper here, nnlcr search. warrant Issued
by II. u. M0rIaI. Jurticu of thu peacpt upurl ti.
information Of James Tcmplin. Under tho stnte
law. Yesterday varty from ilork Island, H.,
o eS on .' ig tbu, hu i h ",
il,at, although Il u In lnwa, II IL NIT
subject to lows laws, but those IT
the o,snrr, Whu removed it tu unothcr placc when
tle city Marshal this evening attempted 10 rrs.Eze
II under Ill. first rrcehs citizen. Nterfrfctl. uE
cxcttrmrnt ns causcd by tile actfun of the Sheriff
md Marrhal, u.d It II hard IL tell tho Ontcunc. II
il questinuable whether. uDler the prollibitory
law of Iowa, whisky IL subject to srpry!n; also,
whether the lltinuIs nwnrr lid not loHc cnntr .f
II under The lllinris law Wien II WAS received by
Itls commission ayeni in Iowa.
, 1876-06-09
WYOMING TERRITORY.
Masaacrea aud Isulbnrics by Inllnns--A
White sol,uol.GIri Murdered by u Colorcd

Maaaacrea ana K"hhnrteS ny ihdlnns--A
White School. .Htft Murdered by u Colorcu
ysov.
s,,-,o, rs,r,~s,op,,<,,4 NJ m. arr,sua-
t,,rgxssr ns' te Wyo, .nnv u.1snee m lis % doporturo
Of UronkA expedition ugaiAst thu Northern Snu1,
or to,yn han bcc In want of excitement or nuws of
r,1tnt1, clnrurtrr nhrrr bnvc ,,ern n,cn,y of Ri,
'e"o'u '.t.''. I ~. ,,.,,.,,." -, ,,',s'1,..
mars hoatins afonn'! inc Country OF snafners'
irpc"a ", "ntIi within @ The pas. week, when trss
frr"tl" "e!e 1cfhea "oo P'o'ea W ~ a'' ''"e 'o'
the good Ut our clt!zens.
AS soon nn thu rear Of Gen. Crooks expedition
Nv" 's.u ~ an"n s.",,1"1 .a nn.I,, n ,c"S
them in, for thu Indians, always oil thu a'crt,
watching every movement nnt!u by tic soldiers,
tm,,v wht,u mil wber. In .trlkr bo ttu altIrrent
rn''csmsn cEan prcrarlns t'tl'e'stt foF Indian
deprrdatlons, anu some "eso tan ar!", as IL
sers,p. For yeard there has been bala If C1.cy
cuncs tf,at r.al,,e.i u1ound frpnl tic Two Platte
r,v.r. .,rolIno md kiJIm, whenever thew eoulL
'.'s ,ts, % ~ tr.ona T., "s s.,'S
Thuy lay around ana feast ut thu Agencies during
the wpter, hut talsu ii ttu apen eouutry Houu III
.,r,,,t, ,,na .scnm,,n ol,,,p tbo t,u of lri.d.nn
e"','s 'r., ., .nnr1, sr, ~. !. ,,t,,,. Inn, =
eFGtRa' nr tnoso Eent.y "ty' IN - 6hea t"e"'
hhms hss Az mnrcF ata canitcd since tho 1luntou
Tragedy nes'n o. tMs5e.s ~ns t,e M 's KY, = ,a, o
hGftser near tn9 Sdhoy G!osAlnf ni tno iatto
!!iyer; them tho knlisE o. tse na.. ehstter
raIt iai!nte Ala ateM e!nnM fs6e,SS wv ~. ~. VI
thtar evlltfsa WIN W. roottns VI t,G ,aa Ell car
slLnc{ T. hed cI91u; at Of tnsEc haso nee,, re,
p.'riea . puinte, Hat nov ilas aamo nnnM .snst
stGmh 10 hGso g1nn holth A,lii cohh'eHeeu thctF
, 1876-06-09

M fA1 fdit0r of Tbe TT5unt
,1..ur IN t,no -i,ort,,, T. .,5 ~, ,,,J an
n.sh'' W 1uu' "'~mA',ns heAso aHa rag ,, ~
much nb"us tho fa1nouf dlendennins' badt ifko
many others. curiosity to hear hin, ptrnch. 1t
wns announced In tho Htpuhitran Of mi. city that
In wou,5 ,,rno.h ~ ,ha p,n,,,y,,,,on f,,n-,,, tn
~, ~" m". p.eSen q. 'no ~: ~. N"'.n ~
nmtehcia 'i hun''aS. INC f'h 'aet 10. being N
hnpr of rcrvfce tho proplc began 10 1.our in tfnm
m, fonr rurnc,s of thr cnrth' urnrv, Inrun and
orn,d .y,rr iii re,'rtrn,I an III. r,'nnirv ~.
XIII" sennnf rh. .hu,ni uos % ai,cJ In IL n,y,nst
.4ntn c""ritv "na sn. stnoH IN ~" m III o,1n. o,ui
tcstIhr,e iii: chuqrI' 4 4 tui1.s - wcst nf Irnrv
.I.man mns oreunnani"d ~ l,s nwn cho,r Myrh
s,nsat. ~ nj -" r,nrt,t n nimnt tInzrn ynjrr.t
n,4 ia ,t,c nnrt ~ III cnnn,cr,i;nn Il n;rlurk
W. wv &C. pI,e ~ - n, n ~ vtdiv lr,,.r ,irnu,S
H.. ths ,rc.s ~ IL. enGniry In rntGcctinp win tnr
rrcat trrsov t.lfy reani5l aro.c in Inn nutnt and
nnnnrurnS .hn 6vmn'~ " 0
, 1876-06-09

haLt per nut IN lfnFin him In the !rnft. II
IL amusing 10 ~htcI him IA he 1nada lls pipe. VIII,
tlr match, nnI pulls away. II you give him money
tr will treat hftnpclf 70 clrnr n,l take the nn.t
Keen rnIoy!mnt while rInokins IT, Hin father IL
tint ,l,r bpy directly nhcrit, the habit, and II ID
tlpprd that'!t will ram leave HIN. ~ nny ratn,
tlcrr IL no nep for It ut present; the hoy will
iHlnkc. ntll cInrtn tn deprive him ~ hls tolmccu
have ,cct,lctiy III cfYect unon thr ltt.e fellow.
u isA rngnlar case md hc ec,ste to thrive m to.
LARGO tmokiny, which u nln=ed In by "shrr chfF-
ttren Of s ayc wuuld bo likely to Produce eeEIous
II uoL fatal results,
, 1876-06-09
i Lo,.es<,.nu hut Lively Old Negro.

SGrtAMuh tEu,1 AsFA. .......
Thctr WIS slight runiiiuH ILear tho market early
the ptErr nu.ninE thAt eseapv1 Ms vigilance VI .lo
oIlcer III duty. an nld negro tnau rsdcnt'y from,
ths country, wns sitting III his wagon, apparently
w1arr~A ii deep thunNht. li!s l,a,s was p'tn.t,
fully sprlnkle.l With Etuy, and ho was rarrfn'y
lIoltrl: tho glasses of y pair nf frntrHblc'lpuk-
i,,g spystae!er. stlHethlng In hts arrcaranc. al
trncici tho attention nf two nrat1y tlre.sca n,u-
latte ln,ys, whu, with cigars in their uuths, wcsu
saInteflnK ic!slrety by.
.'be1t't nd ,,,ai Ne,hnss.ah." remarked ene,
while the pller began u, sil!, "t1eF wa an OLD
Niger. and hts naluc was alrthnselah-hts nahu
WIS MeiAusr!ah. Whrn hu gut Old hd Wrht
to-"
lut beto.e thu *uhls. culored warbler gould ans.,
hsp litty, shu object uf his xeseNa.e hah ltapta
from The wagon sud srikr,l hIul. Thc next Nhcnt
thr tunufut you'll waA wrlnng IN ~ ttou,!1s
willis Tho old mai, illunIhg lin "'tha NJ. -
hru.ur1 without rsenfh 10 thV nAsleal Iauses, anh
VIII rt.eh .i.nr 10 leave the ln,rrrrs|"n On thh.u
within ,,rnrng that All army of r1ln. carpct'brnt.
rrp ,,a,t suddenly be.un operations.
.'MrtlutcIuIn altlt no slrh nFruf tu his leg like
lIs, IL lsi" Qussss4 tlo ol4 mai, ~ hs gave tic
, 1876-06-09
DISrltOtO1lTIDN OF PASSENGER
AM, FREIGHT RATES.


r" the EHtor n Tho Tribune.
1lLnoMAHr0N, ILL.,, June h.-Tha struggle 1e-
tween the great lines 0f railway extending fram tile
Atlantic Scnonr 10 ,,c Wuut to tecurc frrIghts TO
AMI from The Mtssslppi Valry, las brought down
the rates fhr below tlaac 10 which travellers and
shippers hnyc lleGn accurtunrl.
An average nf the various class Of freight 10 nnd
from tho West u'akes The present through rats
nl,out Il mills per ton per mile. This Is crrtauy
law rate, considering our railway syrtcm with 70.
rucct IN IT. present mechanical uxcelcncu, or
rather ilA ecsions necan!ca defect*, anl also tho
want nf economy nni fofthtunesa in tic guncra
n n.y. H. obEscs =" s sT = 10 q al
attention NJ 'reay az l,oe7le to the tllspronFaloh
H. tic el.arxe n.ss fos Thy transportation u pof-
The ayeragu weight Of nun and women Ia 1872
pounds. The chnrscc now nIu'lc fur this cn.s IT
freight, md which, JUDGING hy Tie ratea lIaesso
paid for thu haHe service, AeHIls very rcaruIahe,
md which Is cialmsd l,y our raIIroad managers 10
le sn1ialy l.w, e go f.. eatryIng ~ !ounls
cur equals 5000 per chr fur l,00o miles.
Estimating the fnrty nso passcngurs at ten tons,
the exim5 H. load Of frsisht car Eiye.. eoa,-
roperty. II is true tero arc certain elements of
those which attach o tho property Karl
aS nrIae from Increased spcus, additional co!t, and
current cxpen.e Of coachrs and attendance tHt IN
nlne freight requires to ho 1oRtled aud dfHctlurgcd
ata iargt rsopofslonnte expen.o. 49,,
,o" C. e9 sss xS f ss
per car per l, 600 miles ns etwsen a passenger and
freight car. Tho charge for Tho lattrr how bcihg
mum capacity OF freight car {n alluwGd, willie
but three .fuirtt,a Of thn capacity Of Eassemger
c9r Is taken t. lnstsas tAc contrast u rites, Tits
Nov, assuming tlat the pFesen, freight 5ates ass
br 6GCH TINT the T4tO Gnf uAsEGUutfB. which IN
, 1876-06-09

3TWI3VH NFVHks :.
They were returning from moonlight cxc'rs
f!nn tu Ruckawny. The sra Wis quite futtgll,
uu,l t)Jp )tttlu sttnncr ROSE 4lul fril with rTcry
plsaton OF thu great deep liku tlls hustle VI i
stormy wolnals. After studying tue sky alul
ocean 'for ntout ot,r hour in sicnrr, he turned
to her and said:
"Dcar tirorgtaua, you will be l.,it,el You will
give i.,c y,,us Hand a'ltl l!t'a.tF'
"OI,, Alfrr.l," slIu answered, tnrnlnE. deadly
palc, era ratlur Eivu yuu my atotMach."
, 1876-06-09
THE 1sIsE1GI1T AGENTS.

The General Freight Agents Of thu railroads lcad-
lug from This city unI ST. Louis to Missouri River
,r,IntA weru IL tayp held n,uetng III tls city yes
terday for tho pu.ro Of settling thr differences
which have lately arltcn In regard to tic freight
rates betwcrn souie Of taIa lines. Owing 10 tim
nor. arrival Of one ur tw Of tho General Freight
Agents wI,nEe prcsrncg h necessary 10 bring nHnt
All amicablo arrangement, tiiu n1eelins ~us poHt-
uunId until to -lluy.
, 1876-06-09
FINANCIAL.


N.w YoEK, 1unc s.-Cochrane, Mclean i Co..
dry. good% tlcaI.rs ut No 4G2 broadway. have
fuIe'l. Their liabilities 81, 800, 600; their as-
sets nenrty e2, non, O00 The fr!n state TINT thry
ltnve nore prpcrty gnnc into liquidation tha they
failed for. They CELL ray all they owe, mud havc
$500, UUU to npuFt.
, 1876-06-09

----- EAE1 IAN lUtIss. AIFtTf7*fT. "
There = little shasur ut our acquaintance. y
years Ut uge, VI ,nt'st respectable parts. ~hu hss
been an lnyetr1uto tuAaeco smoker far several
months. lle IL never 10 happy ~ whun ho IL in.
dulgtnx tn his regular raL ak cigar or pilv, amt,
strange u say, tho Indulgence u the pusn!elous
, 1876-06-09
0nD, FEII0WS.

Bptc7a1 Ws1atch u tbs 7F75HHa
l,nlsp Ut UIl-Fellows closcl a thrve.day STATE
ConSrutlun In this city to.lay. Edward stevens,
VI Ibis city. wns elected titalid Master. Tu.mor.
tuw lhu delegates fllc}putu In thu ceremonies of
laying cvrurr- -stouu " tAu uuw SsU, wv hall ln
ST, Paul
, 1876-06-09
SMFIl- Of FRAlJD.

NV ORLEANS, La. June H,-ncforo Tho Con-
ests1Ionai Committee to-day, several witnesses
Testified that they had worked ut tlo Custom
lloutr ut fr.n 81. u to 2. day, und signed blink
pay rolls, Saw thrm afterwards anl they WERE
lllcu up for IL per Iay.
, 1876-06-09

Special Dfspatch to The TrioHne
SrR1SGrIELD,' ILL.,, June B.-'The East st. Louis
Il Cnrouirlrt llaltrnaa to-iay 'lcti resolution in
thu Secretary Of Stau's ui1cs authorizing tbs ISfe
Of sKNl. coo T per cent hn1its, which WIS adopted
Ut the ssocklultlcts mcctIby Of May ~.
, 1876-06-09

which wat allowed, but II IA doubtful II anything
will ", innfh.
The trlrhtlaut 1Inr Israc, A largo nfnnunt OF
!ur If 1itte value II IA thonRht Il n really fight
l"tw"en lr credit tnrs nong The iinc nnh tho b,nI.
lttf, nntl thia In A 1Ennl %ietnry for The former,
and mhlter 0f conHtatHlntf0r to Thu Peoples
tconn-rl who wosc pittct ntuI,st tho nhirat uium-
hcfH " uur liar,
, 1876-06-09

DEATH Ur GEORGE SAND.
HAnsa, JWAe h,-tieuEE" sAllI died to-day. She
Eas conscious tu tic l.ti hut unalIlc to speak for
tvme tlut before her death.
, 1876-06-09

Mr., tleorge L.. Casnnn tas been appointed Cen
cral Freight Agent nf the 81. Louis, Kock Island &
Chicago ilairoad, In raeS VI MI. William ". Coz,
rrsiEurJ.
, 1876-06-09
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, 1876-06-09

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New YnnK, juna S,-4ArrlYcl-Slua.ner Greece,
from London.
, 1876-06-09

To Contractors,

Proposals will he received At my Office until
juno u for about 1.G4O feet 4-inCh ca4t-lron
wHtcr.pipe unI the ncetssary hytlrantA, valves,
ter-. kc, to l'r la! In Sixty -rccun-tt., between
SteHn.ay. and lal.ted- st. according TO tpccfhca-
thus Z. L. CASFiE1.D. 80 Lasallc.h ri. Chicago.
, 1876-06-09

anu knde feeble protest against tho ptGec,llnen
of thp Mus-rln,aur hat IN tic hniself hatl sslggsl
vi lhu lresluy, s atviyu l,ut i4.ttr., lur ta
0uc believe tint IL atrluuhy given, seeing tlal
hr iuuli IU htel,r, military cti, to cnfurco It's
Hccepiuucu, alrl, However, ut tr rrlutrt Ut lIu
Iuon,cI toI,sIS, were rent III every dlrrcttun lu
i',n! and deliver up thv girl. and they
the auu stt; bal III tlc luva,.llmo thr
Victims had l,rcn sacrificed. MilhIn the mosque
abu threats a.nl,let the two PRISONERS l.ad herulne
every nlonrlt mere fcEntias, all ut Inst orc Ut
the sayarcs struck n. MuilItl. .tt tlIr HIlac lU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-15

4uhtG OuIbel " lbntIA AeE u.s.
Behold that pale, emaciated figure, with
downcast eye, like some criminal about to
meet her iGtel See that nervous, distrust.
full look, as she walks along with slow and
unsteady step. The pink Las left her cheeks
and the cherry her lips. The once spark.
ling, dancing eyes are now dull aud express
siOnlCss. The once warm, dimpled hands
are now thin and cold. Her beauty has
fed. What has wrought this wOn1rous
change? What Is that which is lurking be.
meath the surface OF that once lovely fOrm2
Does she realize her terrible condition? Is
she aware of the woeful appearance she
makes? Woman, from her very nature, Is
subject 10 catalogue Of diseases from
which man is entirely exempt Many OF
these maladies areinducCd by her own care.
lessneSs, or through ignorance Of the laws
Of her being. Again, many female dis.
eases, II properly treated, might be arrested
IN their course, and thereby prove Of short
duration. They should not be left to an In.
experienced physician who does not under.
stand their nature, and is, therefore, incoln.
petent TO treat them. The importance Of
attending to Female Diseases in their ear.
lest stages cannot be too strongly urged.
For II neglected, Aey frequently lead to
Consumption, Chronic Debility, and often.
times to Insanity. In all classes Of Female
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-15

VERY PopuLAR.-Daily that sterling
preparation, McLain's Pectoral Syrup
becomes more and more popular, more Of
household necessity in consequence OIL
It's being rcsorted to with such confidence
rs certain relief from colds and coughs
after other much Wanted remedies have
entirely failed. 1t is so certain in its eff
fects that families having supply on
hand feel safe during this changeable
cold producing weather. We are credi.
bly, informed that narcotics OF any descrip.
ton do not enter into its compositions
nor is it "A patent nostrum, but is prepar:
ed according to the formula Of an old
and celebrated physician, who made
diseases OF the throat and lungs II study
for many years, and who depended prin'
cipalIy in his treatment OF them on this
preparation alone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-15

THE dryer March is, the more product:
i've tho season. According to the old
proverbs, "a peck Of March dust is worth
u kings ransom" and "a dry March new.
er begs its bread" OF course we expect
winds, but as it "came in like lion,
we shall expect it TO Ego out like lamb
The dawn Of spring this month is hailed
with more universal pleasure than any
Of the twelve, even though, Us is often the
case, it is far more wintry in its aspects
than its predecessor, February.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-15

PROBABLE REDUCTION OF FARE.-The
Elm Grove people are happy with the
prospect OF reduction OF the railroad
fare TO this city. The fare is at present
twenty cents each way, or forty cents the
round trip. An effort Is being made, with
some prospect of success, to have the fare
for the round trip reduced to twenty
cents. This, we take it, would be very
fair consideration, as the distance Is only
four and a half miles.