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specfa, Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PARIS, July 15.-According to the convention
al mode Of Paris, few equipages are visible On
fashionable routes after the Grand Pr1, and al
though beautiful toilettes that en1iyencd the
Bois and Champs Elysees before that time are
now rarely seen, Paris is not deserted. It Is
unusually gay for the season, and among other
attractions the skating-rink promises to be
great success. It was opened Monday evening
with grand eclat, when nearly 2, GOO persons were
present, and q more charming assemblage Of
the youth and beauty of Paris never graced
reception even in the height Of winter season.
Amidst magical illuminations, profouson of
flowers, and inspiring music, the graceful skat-
ers moved like those Homeric goddesses who
tsglided with winged feet over transmitted
sea-" Marvellous indeed is the fact that Paris,
with all its love Of gayety and splendor, has
never before perfected these summer fctes Of
which London has so long given us the exam
pie; but, nevertheless, no skating ground can
excel in beauty that Of the Faubonrg St. Hon
oTe at the present time.
AMONG THE TOILETTES
many we're conspicuous for their priceless Iu-
dia fabrics and gorgeous colors, but they we're
no more beautiful than those of de1icately tint
ed hues, or the favorite white, which 1obed
many lovely form, whilst the elegance and
adaptation Of all, proved that our Partisan
modistes are always equal to an occasion, no
matter how unusual the demand The short
skirts were often covered with Wreaths OF EN-
spreading in thick foliage along the edge, be,
meath which the high Polish boots we're exposed
to view, These were generally Of bronze, Al |
though many matched the toilettes IN color,
and we're sometimes laced With cords Of silver |
and gold. As it is impossible to give an ader
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DOVER, n. E., July a9.-The Cochcco Cotton
Mills have shut down for thirty days.
AMHERST, Mass, July 29.-Congressman
Scelye has been unanimously chosen President
of Amherst College
CAFE MAY, n. j., July ga detachment of
the Cincinnati Light Guards reached here this
morning, and were escorted to their headquarters
at the Columbia House by the Cape May Guards
and company Of the Fifth Maryland Regiment.
4 grand reception was given them in the
evening.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 29.-The nulatto
man, named George, whose story relative to
Charlie Ross has been widely circulated in this
and other papers, has left for parts unknown.
His exit was as sudden as his entrce. Little
crcdencc Is placed in the story that be told, bit
it will not be dropped without proper invcs.
tigation-
TORONTO, Ont, Jnly a9.-The Count and
Countess Won Arnim, OF Berlin, are in Montreal.
CLEVELAND, O., July 29.-1n the case Of the
death of Mrs. E. Murray Day, suspected by
some to be one of suicide, the evidence taken at
the Coroner's inquest, and still stronger cyi-
dence that has come to light since the inquest,
renders it certain that there was no intent to
commit suicide, and that the fatal result was
due simply to an accidental overdose Of the
ODiate.
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THE BLACK HILLS,
Big Gold Stories.

1tdrdskn tfy Ptess.
Capt Morrill,, OF Dixon, arrived at Bismarck,
D. T., July 22, from tile Black Hills. He sa-,
the Wheeler brothcrs have taken out $l6O,UUO
from their claim in Dc:41wood Gulcl,, a,ll that
their ground will yield several months yet.
Son Some days ag9 they scooped up gold BY
-Four colored men discovered Siggcr Gulch,
where, to his certain knowledge, four negroes
took out 81, 70o in one day with rocker, carry
ing the dirt several hundred yards from tile
mountains to water. 4 few claims are paying
big money. Miners are making from 50 to 81
per day, but the majority are idlc, and some dcs-
tftute; Flour was selling for 80 per 100 lbs when
T9s :{ ct t,e' che{sn1s July z in
q reliable man, who has spent five weeks ira
versing that region, intent on satisfying himself
Of its richness, reports marvellous discoveries
being made, and fully $1,000,0o0 await safe
transportation, He saw IN the possession Of
Mr.. Beory, OF this city, one nugget Weighing
S14i, and number weighing from s. to $50.
Hc brings also zoo pounds OF quartz for smelt-
ing.
omaha 1eratd .i,s{v:5
MT. N. j. Raglan, whose residence is In Extra,
Ia., arrived here yesterday on his RETURN from
the Black Hills. Mr.. Ragan exhibited, to the
evidence Of our eye sight, $3.50, all in coarse
gold-dust taken from the Deadwood country.
lie says be thinks there are now nearly II, ,0U0
t1ersin tue Hills and nearly all of them making
arrangements for working their claims on TX
tensiVe scales. But little pick and pan mining
is being done; those whose claims are not rich
enough, or are impract!cable for the siuice
method OF operations, are working for the
larger companies at a salary OF from IS to $40 a
day. There is not, he says. place in the Hills
where 'Icolor" +" Of gold cannot BIZ found.
tic ,best-paying gulches in the Hills. Dry
Gulch party Ut miners prospected at every
SO feet, and the pans yielded from IS to $50
each: \ new gulch has been discovered, which |
t>a,|
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Eoston Commercial BHfIffn.
Wonderful are the changes that have been ef-
fccted OF late years in the manufacture Of
leather by the use OF chemicals and machinery
in place Of the old-fashioned tan-pits and the
slow manipulation Of the currier and tanner
II some Of our old leather-mannfactur-
ers could be resurrected,-men who
were accustomed to soaking their hides
for years aud turning them as
siduonsly at certain seasons,-how they
would stare to see the present processes! But
every day We hear OF something new In this
direction. 4 toint-stock company was recently
formed In Detroit for the purpose OF tanning
leather in one hour! We give the information
for what it's worth; but it certainly does look
like sleigl1t- of hand The process IS chemical
one, performed By the action Of certain
inexpensive materials, the compoundtDg
Of which in the right proportions is q
secret. It is claimed that robes, tanned with
the hair on, are soft as the finest wool; hides Of
the deer, horse, dog, etc, are smooth and soft,
while calf and kip show the texture and grain
which good shoemakers most admire. No bark
is required except little to give the proper
ss'0' s. to 50 'D % cord, and fA about o. "o25o go
cords are required to tan 1000 hides bv
the common method. Two cords would be
sufficient to give the proper color to the same
number OF hides, and the saving in this item
will be enormous. We understand that the
company are turning out from 1000 to 1000
hides per mouth How the article Is wearing
We have not been able to ascertain. but shaji
Eatch the result with interest
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quate description Of the fairy scene, will leave

IL TO inspect
THE NOVELTIES NOW IN VOGUE,
although some do not admit Of commendation.
Thus, tho combination of red and blue in many
new goods is glaring in the extreme, and Irish
poplins ARE seen in solid plaids of these colors
alone. These are generally used for chidzcn's
for all ages. In opposition to this, the pretty
white polonaise predominates over all others at
the present time. and is nade Of various
materials, such as barege, alpaca crcpcs,
foulard or pique. Those Of 1nol!air
oetes @ oi kr;s o oraar9
caslons, but they must be Of silk, tor velvet
SKIRTS for summer wear ara passe in the extreme
II the tex1u monde. 4 pretty toilette is compos-
eu OF iyory-wlite ioulard, with the skirt orna-
mented by four little aounces, two Of which arc
plated small and headed with rucling, and the
remaining TWO laid in large, hollow ilatings,
and placed on the skirt alternately with The
others. The fut:ng is placed on first, and !.
small plated founce falls over the top of it,
when a space is allowed before the second tiut-
first The tuniquc is laced III front and bordcrctl
with Valcncie,lnes lace two fingers in depth,
which also forms rutlics on the elbow sleeves and
On the draper!cs behind.
the PROPOSED ENGAGEMENT
offered by II. Firgirie to Nilsson for the opera
= Paul and Vugc1lc" has bcca refused, Us she
does not wish to sing ir Paris, although, having
expressed herself differently to the director Of
the Aytl4ue on U former OCCASION. Al5ani has
been engaged for thu characterization ii, Puris
for next season, and will sing five OF the princi-
pal roles of her rcpctorc: Lucie, Aiyo1etto,
Linda, aid Do,. Gion,,tni. She will
receive the sum OF GO, GOO francs for twenty rep
The King and Queen Of Greece arrived In
Paris last week with their four children, Of
whom the Oldest son, the Duke Of Sparta, is
only years old, and the Princess Alexandra 4.
The King George, who Is only 80 years old and
very distingne In his appearance is SOU Of Chris
tian II. The young Queen Is daughter Of the
Grand-Duke Constantine and Grald-Ducless
Olga, who arc also in Paris. The princess
most beautiful women in Europe; she is
daughter OF Duke Joseph of Saxe-Altenboury,
aud sister Of the Queen of Hanover.
AftT11uDn
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CASUALTIES.
TIE PHILADELPHIA rTRr

TEE PHILADELPHIA FIRE.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 29.-James Nolan
the owner, and William Johnston, the occurant
Of the old G]obe AM Which wss ''' hnrned ~ ~
WusN " tas Wv u4ooe 'ili'' WHICH, was purnea OF
wednesday las1' were committed by The Coro
ner to await trial on tile charge Of gross Grim.
inal negligence in not providing proper means
of escane for the ,nera+ivos n,nn1,,od T., +h.
rn;11 H. s.o .ofr", - - y, wv
-. - 4ne e'ai Sc is uasco on lug 'eralce ol tne
July so-oa} IN Inc case Of Ellen HeTer aud Nary
j. Patterson, who came to their death By the
fire. The jurv find that the death of those viz
Tins WAS the resn1t If e,,ch nco1;roncc
|he funerals Of Mrs. Hcycr and Miss Pattcr-
son took place to-day, and were largely attend
ed. The former leaves q husband and seven
children, the Oldest IL years Of age and the
youngest babe.
A little over year ago fire occurred in the
mill, and ,1rs Hevcr Jumped from q second
story window with girl under each Of her
arms, saving their lives by the action. By her
second act Of herolsm she lost her OWL life.
Dispatch to The At,o 1o9k Herafd.
cF1aa FApEtruIA, a FL; July 26.-A terrible fire oc-
o. nle that was nothing less than q butchery,
1o1 "nicn, accord1nS TO the prevailing oplulon
! neIS, tne municipal authorities andthe owner OF
LIZ LIZ ouitoing deserve to be held
Wh out the o 0oTs 3ha h
s uualuins stored with rags, and IN sight OF .,ooo
sasonlzcd spectators two helpless women are
1:ls ouineo 70 cinder IN cage from
Haica tncre Is no escape, one more lies
o5ang @ from 1nhaling the fatal flames, and
narrow escape from the laws Of death more or
less INJURED. and all because, through neglect
or meanness, trap like this has no 1re-escape.
Gu. ~ scene OF this tire vas the Oid Globe
oeloT Germantown avenue, in the extreme. up
PCT portion OF this CITY, property owned bT
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There was large excursion party in the city
yesterday, and about noon three or four couples
entered q Woodward-avcnue confectionery store
aud made purchases. One girl didn't want any
candy, a'm SO t:rloverinyestcd in 10 cents worth
of dates i:tH: neither had ever eaten before
and he :t;.y- er the largest half. AS they stood
at the door, eating away, she came to one Of the
seeds or pits, dropped it into her hand and
looked at him, and then tossed it back into her
mouth and closed her teeth upon it. She bit
and chewcd and bit, and was red i'll the face
from her exertions, when her lover looked up,
realized the situation, and called out: What
the seeds ye must stand on yer toes and swallcr
lem hull, and if she goes down hard I'm here to
pat ye on the back !'-Detroit Free Pncxs.
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GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.
Comforting a Widow in Her AT.
Fiction.
A Girls Picnic---Portraits of
Some Noted Women,
Taking Advantage Of Leap-Year-.A Loycr's Idzi,t
'--" The Improved Bustle."

ANACREONTIC--'rO FANNY,
G!lng to me closer, nearer;
Our ]oys are ever deater
When both, uniting,
With looks inviting,
Swlm through the gludsomc motion
VI Loves complete devotion.
This is the bliss OF living:
When MOST receiying--yiyinr:
Who yields is stronger;
Who goes, stays longer;
and most Of all delighted
Are they ut homc-benighted.
When right is held by power,
Would not share the dover,
Amid the jangle
Of endless wraug1c,
Where every hand opposes,
With thOfns Instead CT roses.
Nor yet march dumb, like cattle,
Through LIES unccasing hattlr.
The wage Of beauty,
Rewards for duty,
And half of life's distrcsses
arc soothcd by Loves caresses.
We sing the self-same story
Told by the aaE,cs hoary;
Through pain und trial,
And self-dcnial,
Joys lie behind the crosses,
10 pay for all our losses.
So still ourselves decciving,
NOT eyer half-hclicying,
we count the martyr,
In foolish barter,
Instead OF daily taking
That for which hearts are breQklne.
Let's drink from Loves deem river;
lie thankful to the tiiver,
A<.l.
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] Gou.u oe reached from the second floor without
uanger OF nfe or limb, and, with a presence .,
nind which is seldom witnessed at such timc
ns tnul u tnc women made rush through lii
On this fr,me me Stnuowsln str and dropped over up
nella PETERSON, Maggie Sheridan, Mocric ssroa-
I ncy, and Matte Hoover. DA'7s'' ONCE
Gorneha Peterson was missing for some time
5udinE va Tut tn9Snst S9s she had Rerfhed in the
was received that she had reached her home ~
sauety. ,naa Ihey were. all singed, however, but
Ayos OF thc tive received any serious wounds.
;e ut .a lue most terrible portion Of this disaster
70 r;sis iet ~ oe told The brave woman who had
| among those who had reached the window. Re-
| @ aorS she M and Ann Patterson and Maria Hoover
souiu 1ollow their companions even that ave
~ 1qe a Oh escape was cut oil. Great tongues
floor aae IN tSnu tSautcny burst .n; up through the
enough which would have been certain and ter
1.. 1an.e aeath: The great crowd which had COL
lceteu on The street could see the three women
athn a4thsn!hs rom one corner Of the room to the
psltfr, p making frantic gestures for assistance,
@ uut nelp was paralyzed by the intense heat that
went out Iron, the burning building. With Il
cry OF despair the trio saw the luril fame in
eTcaslng, and they We're driven back up the
stairway, continuing On until they reached the
time, and brief it was, Tor few minutes had
only elapsed before the flames came creeping
through the floor There wac rn rim" ~
thought, and only a lesnernte rcsor+ rt co,,fa ~
save them now. 1~S'A' ~'o'a
The aguniZcfi croyf1 that VAC no1va-1oce :, ,,a
shouted "Jump. inunl;, & Dnn,t ~. h,,r,,a1 ~ a..
death: Won had hrttrr he ,n,nod thn,' t|,u+ ~ :,
HJump, and we viii save v, y s.,n,. .nu. Ill.,.
rolled bales OF rars and sho3,1v ,,,dsr +ho , Sa
lows and called o5,ain to ths un,at1 ,,S,l ge . VIII
be seen thronrh tEr smorn ,I,. "u eolu
and implor;uG helm rs oniv d.sna}r co., 81. ~,
cruel flames we're even thcn snr;,n th,, ~ TTe rt
cxvitement in the crowd vas i7n,st naina!. ane
Some lost their wits entirely. ami as tre ra,,
piled up the rays far t},e women ~ foji al ,,'.
others dragged ii nt innsina ~ ,raat Vo. +o
did: '>tD'' "A'a' snes
Ann Patterson yas tho fret IN ,++o,,,+ ~
cane by this terriI,1e ,itnrnat;ro Ti;a1 ~ 20
the wii,dowsill she mo;I,, tha f;oIte,,i 1G W.
the street fn,,r stories 1,o,o,, zap tia.o
cncd and tnrnc6 ,wav 1ha;r ho. oo1 i naen nes.
moment Of awful snsncnse Thc secapI If 1na 1;,n..
who witnessed iSe s;nl,t ,nS n, nn aa out 10 .nose
the pavcnent crx - ,ra,,r "a sIs fs,' t
1nultitu1c l,curt rcnrT :, aa9aT ;an.i .nc
who we're nrcsrnt vii 5a,1o , fa,aa. au "Aie 'nose
The othar f,r., ,rn,,,as, IVY. ~ dolSe.. ,
which fh~,. fasto,,a, - tI Aa 81 sG1uleu ~! fopet
rcn,had .in;,.r eeSu ~ " 1ne sili, put II only
,v;nI1ow.s - w. ~ a.. 4 ~ ~. " sne seeonu slory
hownvcr ,11 ~ ~ 'n1 pcsi aney coutu scc1rc'
E1lnn siarar 80 49, ~ 5'.e H. 9oMn a1leF thc oInSr,
faI1 raw * - .',s,s ~ 1o a1 1attcrson next inc
,nI ,x1,a 81, 49, y. e nope mas sery severe,
,rcra hr,;ea11 euI ~, Mele plchea up they
The,. u,.ro tnra.1' 1;fta ocsoIu recoghtioil'
at >. i.,5e 80 sInus 1 titcu up oy compassion
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/ IEA111SG INO41Ss
sThere IS music in the (h)air," as the vio}inis
remarked when his wife broke the instrumeu
over his head.
4 breach Of etiquette: A lady perusing a
icc-crea1n sign aloud, while she is walking wit
gentleman.
stLadics, without distinction Of SEX" are in
yited to mass-nlectiug ut Dublin, with
generosity characteristic of tue noble Hibcrnian
Since Mr.. Henpecked read that stoughtol
woman fell out Of hammock and broke he
jaw, hc has had lammocks slung all around hi!
house.
| Two young ladies were standing by ditch l;
| feet wide, which they didn't know how to cross
| when their escort said sESuakesth II aud they
| cleared it at q bound.
4 little lady in Schenectady recently sent
word to her absent pa in New York that she
must be excused from writing long letter, US
she had spent very RESTLESS night with sick
doll.
An enthusiast who had been to hear Anna
you ! could he happy in desert" And she
wrote back: n No man will ever hnye chance
to desert me-"
4 Southerncr, writing from Cape May to his
home paper, wonders why prudish girl who
will dance with no one but her brother will run
along the beach, :" naked Us to the knee,' aud
kicking sand at her beau.
r,,n poo,>oc+.r na.u, ,,;,1oo ,,,,--o,,.,, ~ .,a
;;n nS e,',al .i"t u at;st;ns INV ~ ,at h
thus far i'll this Centennial year t,vo boys have
been born to every girl.'' Is nobody's character
safe2-Aeao York GTana;c.
c,,.or .,tbr,,, ie ,o+ tho .,,+hor IF +,;..
!, 1,o i,.,,;aat ~. u r,,"a- ru fe -orhors -
nnJ p e. AaJ ~ +e nr;ninnP - aa a.
niI,' bI,ss,d ad cnnsc; a+io,,e,
tbinEs sbH thrv are her n~n y AD ~~' ~DN''A'''
'uinhs 1nes ~ net o"A'
s4t WIS st f5 t ~ i!e "e ea o.
~ s.an 0 ~ % ,r.hn+ f ,'e
~ nGn in,3ars ,;+,,ar+ ho"-;,a am"nGa aroaii1
o. iottIs t n'',.out Gmn t;a ~ e1inr Tnoai
t.na,: um: ooh' ous' 11s 1oo cA9'-1o'oo"@2'
A'9"s'
Old MacSkfnaint {reading): "Hech, Becky,
wccdin. We must just haze bit celebration
wi a few friends Mrs Macs: "Na, ma,
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ISABELLA TAKES HER LEAVE.
PARIS, July a9.-Ex-Qucen Isabella, on the
ere Of her departure for Spain, has written
letter to President MacNahon, thanking him
for the kindness shown to her during her eight
years. residence in France.
LIBEL SUIT.
The whole French Ealical Republican press
recently made general attack upon the heads
of the Jesuit College, alleging that they had
traudulently forewarncd the students concern
Ing tue subjects Of examination at the Poly
technique; hence libel suit, which day before
yesterday was decided in favor of Dopoc, the
Director ot the College, and tifty-fivc students.
The affair has caused great excitement, aud has
been made the subject Of parliamentary in
qui,J, Six newspapers, including the Hspud-
lqus Franedie QGalnbetta's organ), were fined
:, GOO francs each,
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KISSES: A SUMMER FANTASY.

Ran the river rippling to the bosom Of the sea;
Sang the breeze, attunin3 every tree;
Shonc the sun; and wagbied every matcd bird,
And every rpplct, leaf and creature, some endear-
ing word.
From earth to sky, Love sang its amorocs mel
olies;
In Heaven angels kissed, behind the snowy fleece;
Kisses dropped the thrlshes on the willing flowers;
On the pcbby banks, the river kisses fell IN
showers;
Grass-blades bent to kiss the ground; the breeze
Qu.yered through, with myriad kisses, myriad
trees;
Nature sang sweet, unceasng chord Of kisses,
Nor saDg to us in vain the Hecret OF its blisscs
, 1876-07-30
LIFE IS LOVE.

Fairy forms in dreamIand DWELL
Singing voices eweetly tell,
Life is love,
Murmnring breezcs softly blow,
Cheerfully chanting AZ they 20,
Life is love.
Nature, in her bright army.
Seems by every sign to say,
Life il love
That inner sense we cannot name-.
Our very souls-thc truth proclaim.
Life i. love.
Yes. t is spoken from above;
God has told Us. Life is love ~
Life IL love
LuvEnE LANE,
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=
HA- A1., July 29-Lieut. Col. Tcodorica FeI-
joo, fin rly Secretary Of Capt.-Gen. Valmase-
da, and senor Trotchn, Of the firm OF Arnan e.
Co., provision dealers, have been cited to an
sYer charges Of dclalcation and nlisle1ncanor in
the supply Of provisions to tho Spanish army.
II they d. not appear within thirty days they
will be declared cu}pablc and sentenced BY
court-martial.
, 1876-07-30
CRIME.


Special Dispatch 10 TIE Tribune.
LEAvESwoHTl1, Kan, July 2a.-festerlay af-
ternoon respectable woman named Mrs Davis.
living 2>5 miles from Ca:ndrn Point, Mo-, near
the edge OF tue woods, was raped by negro
brute WHO is called Joe Harris. The unfor-
tunate woman was enreintc, and is now lying
very low. Tic criminal was arrested this alter
noon and taken to tue Platte City Jail. At-
vices from that place tonight say that IN armed
mob Is assembling, aud that an effort will be
made to seize thy wretch and swing him to the
nearest tree. The Whole county is Indignant,
and Harris life is not worth uiucl.
, 1876-07-30

ST. Louis, Mo-, July ga tornado passed
over the northern part OF this county between
8 and O'Clock this morning, and did & good
deal OF damage to outllouses, fences, trees,
crops, etc One edge Of the storm struck the
extreme northern part Of the city and made
considerable racket among some Of the houses,
one Of which was wrecked and a little ciri
named O'Toolc killed.
, 1876-07-30
FOREIGN.
A Battle Between the Seryians
and the Turks under
Moukhtar Pasha.
French Newspapers Fined for Libelous
Articles On the Jesuit College.
4 Town on the Swedish Coast Almost
Entirely Destroyed by Fire.
THE EAST.
aaxnss11t.4ta rr4

TIE EAST.
ANOTHER TURKISH DEFEAT
ST. PETERSBURG, July GA dispatch from
Prince Nikata says: "Thc Turks under Moulh-
tar Pasha attacked us early to-day near Urbiza.
severe engagement ensued, aud fighting is
still proceeding. We have broken through the
Turkish lines. Osman Pasha was captured and
brought here alive, aud VIC have taken MANY
prisoners. ........
WORKING FOR PEACE.
LONDON, July 29.-The British representa-
tive in Seryia Is cndeayorins to induce Prince
Milan to make the Porte all offer of rccouri)ia-
ton.
Numerous partisans of Karagorgcwicz have
beca arrested.
ARMY NEWS.
Morktar Pacha has out1ankcd Prince AIikita's
army near kosito, making the position OF the
latter critical. Dervis Pacha was driven back
while attempting reinforcement of the Turks,
losing 1229 killed.
Gen. Lcschilaner announces that hc cannon
AIDED Osn'an Pachas catup at Ebor, compelling
him to withdraw distance Of kilometres.
Official dispatches state that the Turks who
attacked the Montencgrins near Medium Oh Fri
day were completely defeated.
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- SIeclG1 OSpafch 70 Tie Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July 29.-Char1es
Wentz, one of our old German residents, was
accidentally killed yesterday while alone in the
woods. The body was found to-day. A shot
gan which he carried was discharged while lie
was pulling it through fence after him. De-
ceased was 81 years Of age, was for two years
htical influence among the Germans.
, 1876-07-30

rare and valuable plant, the sorrel, Mr.. Kehoe's
ulerino ram butted her over sevcn-railcd fence,
irretrevab1y running a 81 thing to make her
to find out what was good for sunburns.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July o9.-The Bank of Spain has
een Instructed to issue ..,u @ ha1t .u1lllal us
Of reals in mortgage bonds.
NOMINATION..
Bazanallana has been nominated for Minister
Of Finance, and not Minister to France.
, 1876-07-30

SO5FENUEU.
LONDON, July eo.-Royalton & Dixon, iron
'hipbuilders, Of Middlcsborough, have suspend
ed, in consequence Of Thomas Vaughan s. Co.'s
embarrassI11elts.
FoRTN1GHIIT SETTLEMENT.
London, July 29.-Thc fortnightly settlement
<as concluded with only two moderately sized
failures.
, 1876-07-30
M0jIIT0N vs.. BEECHER.

New YoRK, July 29.-An order has been
granted extending for twenty days the time in
which defendant may file answer in the suit Of
Francis D. Moulton against Henry Ward
Rnecller.
, 1876-07-30

BosTos, Mass., July oo.-By the burning Of
tenement in Hayerhill, Mrs. Long lost her life,
and two others escaped by jumping from win
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