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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04
Important Notice.

T REGULAR MEETING OF THE Board
"A OF Directors of the Albany and SantIam
water Ditch and Canal Comnany, held Mt the
ONCE of said Company in Albany, Oregon, on
the l1fh DAY OF january, 1876, the following res
olution was adopted by the unanimous vote of
hcesotceu. That meeting of the stockholders
OF this Incorporation, to-wit. the Albany and
Santlam Water Ditch and Canal Company, he
and the same is hereby called to meet at the
ONCE OF said Company. at Albany. Oregon, on
tne Sofn Day OF February, 1876, at the hour of
one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. for the
purpose OF considering he propriety of and
the settling of its business dis10sing of It's prop,
erty and the division Of IFS capital stock.
kcrs0lted That the SECRETARY OF this incorpo-
ratton be and he is hereby amt 1Orized and di-
rec'ed TO give notice OF such meeting and tho
purposes thereof, by Publication Of the same
Tor thirty days in tho ALBANY REGISTER, n
newspaper published I'm Albany In Linn county,
sfockholder, whose residence is known, by
mail.
In pursuance of tho above resolution
Il hereby given to the stock holders of the AZ!
bany and Sanfiam Water Ditch and Canal Com
many. that there will be meeting of said 81 Ock-
holders. at the Office of said Company, in Alba
ny, Oregon, on the
25th day Of February, 1876,
at the hour Of one o'clock in tue afternoon of
said day. tor the purpose of considering the
propr1ety OF, and OF at bos3zing the dfss0i ution
of such cOiposs,t ion. the ling of II business
disposfng Of its properly and Inc tifxislon of its
capital stock. l.. FLISS,
Jan. 81, 1s76-I7w5
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04

On the ID inst. heavy gales prevail.
cd iu the Eastern States. Great dam
age was done in New York, Phiia-
delphiay Rutland, vts Montreal, Prov.
idence, r. /. The rate of wind was
reported at the New York u. S. signal
Office 70 be Sc miles an hour. In
WoOnsockett . new brick Catholic
church was blown down even With the
basement. In the other places men.
toned. whole rows Of buildings were
unrcofed, others blown down, etc
Trains were delayed, telegraph line,
blown down, etc.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04
New To-Day
New Millinery store:
MRS. D. STEVENS,

TTAS moved into the store recently occupied
IL by Mrs. G.. G. English, ON First street, ad-
siotnfng the City Drug Store, where she has
opened out her select stock of
Fashionable saOeax Of NRilIinery Goodls.
Having had many years of experience in the
millinery business III the East. Mrs. stevens be-
leyes she can give the fullest Satisfaction to all
who ciS-e her their patronage. and would there
fore Respectfully solicit q share OF the same.
MRS. ID. STEVENS.
Albany. Nov lo-vsnaml .
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04
Choice City Property
For sale

THE UNDERSJGNED, wishing to cm;gratc,
Il Ia Offering his property in Albany fo- sale.
consisting OF good residence, located handy :
and near the business part of the city, viii h two
lots, in block %, fronting 10 the north on Third
street and to the west on Caiipooia. The lots
are enclosed by nice picket fence. and there
Is q good barn and other out,uiitiings. besides
q choice lot OF bearing fruit trees and grape
vines, with a fence built between The two lots,
forming nice little garden spot. which Is in
extrR condition for gardening. Possession Civ
en- soon after sale.
Also, q large two story wooden store building
with rooms adjoining IL that are handily made
use of residence by the parties ing
the store. This property Is rented very readily
at q good fair rent, it being located In the very
center of the busine, port ion of the city, will
DC feet frontage on First street..
The above store Is occupied BY Or. Lister
who is keeping n grocery store therein.
Any information given at the residence of
j. II. BEACH.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04

The Dayton Nesos is the latest can
didate for popularity. 1t is published
At Dayton, W. T., By James Kirby,
at 81 SO per annun1. Jim sor1s u ON
boys, and we wish him suCceHs ii biz
undertaking.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04

Reports come thick and fast Of tie
failure Of old and heavy frms 10 the
East.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04

The Unl0n Pacific railroad annonnc.
ed open aenin, with Weanesday.s train
only eight honrs behind time.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04

Large numbeFs ~ people arn ssirR
lnt0 the Black Hills from Cheyenne.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04

The Southern Life Insurance Com.
pany has gone up.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04

Mount Faayias Is threatening 1
essr
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04
ORR NEW YORK LETTER.

woRRY1NG THE LOTTERY MEN-1mroN-
FAHLURES-NoRK IN THE CITY THE BAB-
BJTT DEFALCATI0N-FAsHIo AND CHARI-
TY-SUsNESS.
, 1876-07-13

meadow. s3np NINA focst r,,ra,n n. .o,n. ,,a
;s 4; 3 ~ s V ss !, INK
iii tbe houacs. stfsets snd cnyirona. s eFswds ~
fesaned befereh.n e asoen. a M &
ANY, INV shslser, sinpiy seating themsejye, % st
s. 81, T. a. .s, s
t,oY las whotted t,,er appct,tcs Noth!ns can rIys
q yasa
he t'o a asn
tl,e two Cartons took opposite sides, md rcen,.
berlnE only Tic liberty secsrcd in common slncs
switzcr1antt has knori how 10 Yen1nin united and
aa osn o 1ne bss sS a ho ns
f a4t III Feae1s conc mcSe1s Of @ tha pi1iematt
oips xao sts aaai.eied sosfths, T. hsa:e q 81
sutropnded, Ind st sycry moment, amid thc cfnwd.
ono IL strnck by some picturesque aud antique
Arh III. mo2nns u'S sesioaa ss1,ee, f md
cathol!c Ia held u the open ". and. With happJ
ana as dsyns 5 1' ea s'ss s
ny to nns a. ,,ther Of thc tWt, crecdx' attend III
service. md add to lhc plctnreaqucness of tis pars
I soa q ssc o us sIas
comtingcnts moved through tho streets of Morat
towards their aaei1ue1 potn4, It Ia impossible to
ronysv mn adcouete idea of The striking p|cturs
retcnted over in extent Of nearly mt]es by this
f.crnn mai. which winds stonv tic Lakc OF Iosat
and md il dc:cricd at intervals througi, the ttecs
skfrifnc H-n road niways fine and to-day
inrs,nit@rab1e, On both f3des Of Tie road
win slight spsco between, are drawn up
| tic varIous cos1,s which arc 10 form thc pro.
rcs,,nt7. They arc recoaul,cd by their distinc-
ire Ianncfs. The crowds appjand ti,efn o1, iheir
route. these cheers becoming frantic when, smung
] the bsnncre which pass the ptope observe those
witch nreseryed thc Freedom VI Switzerland from
| ihe attsckr Of Charles tbe uojd. The scnsatIon
nna enthusiasm were then really CONTINUOUS, and
these tnuse survivors Of glorious hcld afa cheeved
tas aselamatIons ceased, The Historical namea d.:
sone Of these persons are represented by thetr do
sccn1nnts. cifcunatance which evUkcs iho special
| enthusiasm Of the cruwd. The spectators utter
| inui lurraht fur tbs Due Reue dc lorraine WAld.
mann. Iicr,cr. Erlach, FaucIgny, Fogcl, WiElnEen.
| ThteTsse1n, OsttlRen. etc. All these picturesque
| corps among which Zurich was very prominent,
srFai,vcd themselves in dctacAMcnfs und,v the
shadow OF The trees It was a ycyttablc clhi.g Of
1 arinx eccne Of nltpo+t martial aspect. II might
he tnken for Tho pTenarution for rcnl battle Uta
Till time dcGes 10 thc ,sarllke sound Of lis tradl-
fuuai horn; Uar marches to The strains Of ita DIES
EtucF,ntel Il preceded by It's sonorous drums; and
| ali these fpstruu,cnts ptay bi Swiss marches,
, 1876-07-13
IMPEACHMENT.
How TIE CASE LOOKS.
Ertaakdf Nixnztf.Ik Ia IL a Il.{hHftl

Epectdl Uttp1sER 10 1he 3f7o&Rs
WARRINGTON, D. G., july 12.-The tmpcncl-
ment trtal is ut a stand-stlll. This evidence for
the prosecution and fur the defense Is III, with
the exception Of the Testimony of Evans, the
post-tralcr. IIo Ia obtained by frcshets In tho
Tcrritorles, and ,uay not arrive hero for week.
Meanwhile, tho Court stands considering tho
Queatlon whether or not tho trial sllall
bo postponed to await Eyans' arri-
val. Belknap produced many witnesses
to4lAy, including several OF the
Town congressman and Justice Miller OF tho
Supreme Court, to prove Ills general good char
Actcr. Ills slufensu thus fur rests entircly OH
two n9tmts ltft s gooa enGrasteT nS sosuna l
standing with Marsh to receive money, suppos-
Ing II wis for Mrs. Dclknal. The reception oft!le
money Is not III nny INSTANCE denied, and could
conviction depeutls upon tho question whether
majority alono or two-ttrds uso necessary TO
p1suER's TESTIMONY.
wAsu1xoros TOT "f'<t i. G., jay i3lrhs Senate at
9 q !@psse;!%%s;a. %; uea'a's ". ". i Beiknap, iaso
j. j. Fisher, partner Of Evans, WIS sworn, and
examined by Alcslahon. He corroboratcd IN tlo
mum Mursh's testimony as To payments to Bel
knup:: 11e Ind Eeal the contract between
see5sa qs nS Eydai E is I sa 0 eRsyp esy WIS 5 p1 sysr @
to is fnowr1@r wrttsn tn III firI;, o,I the sufI-
;a,t - ~ nn.riot,t, fn +-onms ahont o~rsss5v,
lha' w. oa'P'a'a1o A'o"a sto"Ps aooet e~ee'e''
e'Trs TIins,,,s. o,rod ,c,v. N hovo rc,a a ,ct,er
g. SA1TEnIs9 asksa ntase ~ nAxc Icao !stsst tt,
Marsh, to avoid tc8tttytnE, pleads hts wtcR III
nfHa In NcH York Az tho cAuso Of bis tNsb !lty to
appeor anil tes'lfy and also stated that he had nalc
no contract will. Bc!knRp:
Aeh!ahou asscnted t0 this. but lcslro1 afeo tho
ot1eF lsttof TO appear ~ evtd dunce, to which Mar.
promised to bling the contract with Eyans. To
th!a carpenter objected, but his objection was
, 1876-07-13


WARRINGTON, D. c., July 12.-yaryan, for
mcrly hIef Of tho Internal Revenue spcc!al
agents, was again examined to-day by tue
Whisky Investigating Committee. The purpose
OF the inquiry Oil the part Of the Democrats Of
tho Committee was to asccrtaln what the rcla-
ttons VI the President and Drlstow were luring
tho Whisky-RIug prosecutions. In order to oh
tan this information, tho Committee asked
Yurgan what sBr!stow, at any t!mo during tho
year Of tho prosecutions, may lave said TO him
IA = to the statements OF tho PresIdcnt.
Yaryan positively declined to answer
this question, on tho ground that
v a e eeasss eosaan. st ~
,nade to him IN aM oItcial calacily. Thu Commit.
tss sad tat hu lad not tha rlgLt 10 shield himself
sn oss aa fy xSysssq 3, Ess
l,e would answer. iarysn was then asked to state
what lie understood to be .-..--.
towards tho prosecutions. yaryan said that ho had
no objections TO THU quohti9n, and answered that
the President was mt favorable to tho prosecutions
liz was liIvn asked 10 give the grounds upon which
le arrived at this conclusion. THIS he also declined
10 answer for tho reason that thvy ware matters Of
Y.ryan states that orders have. been received 1t
bidding him accsss to tho official documents In the
Con,missioner Pratt Informed him that. 10 long -
ha trratt> is In the Office and he tYatysn) nseaa
any information from 1tIctal documents 70 Find!'
cafe himself, hu shall have access to the dies.
Yrfysp also atatcs TINT the eara necessary to &C..
curs ad1ntsafon ~ tho Treasury building nftef
o'clock, Issued to employees Of ths Dspaitmsnt sn4
somot!mes to othoE pcfHoR4, was to-day revoked
upon orders from headquarters.
0RAND-JuAYMAH FOX.
To tk4 Rs1fers. As1octa.td Itts&
WAsu.oTos; D. g. July isITh1 :, ,De,5. sno CON- ;n9c
Tie st. LouIs whisky trials examined Grana. Jury.
man Fox, Q! St. Louis. lic VIA e|asely Questioned
aa 10 hIs conversation With tbs Ffestdsnt When he
enuo here In March lust, just aftor the Da1cock
srlu.. Witness said the conversation was Of very
brief duration. aud was conanr1 mostly 70 tae
President turng tho Avery trial. Witness sa!d 10
told the Fsesfdsnt thai ha thought Dyer
was ~ bud ~ Henderson III his course aud
tuuarks toward tho President. Iiu wss asked what
Dyer d!d, and he said that Dyer eamo bsfots g, tue
what ha knaw, and volunteered 50 much infoEma.
ston that he twtness) wns compelled t9 check hul
and tnslat that he be sworn IL hp g0luI t0 make
such statements. Witness wsa Aked Wtat the Pses!:
dent said t2 him III reply, anu said tho President
, 1876-07-13
did mt SAY mnch Of anything; that he WAS moro r
tho Atl!tnln Of listener, for Wtnehs himsolf oId
the Most talking.
VENEZUELAN CLAIM.
INCIDENTAL PACTs.

6pee'd4 1!spate" 20 1"e ..'"" ,r.
WARRINGTON, ID. e., July Lille loube
Cornmittcc on Expenditures In the State De-
rsr.r,nnt ~ ,yltrf anrlnurr ID Chairman. CT.
Phttmeht> o1 WHY" o!""ee. -.
atnjncd James 8. MAekle, of New fork, o-uaY,
4, r.unrb IN somc nroceetlInrs of The late Vcnc-
!" IsHniu ~, ~ " eo'ne ~ pO.~'.1 &ss,ta ,.u. ~.
zuclan C'nimb Commias1oncrs. siaekie WIZ Nv
tofT,cY for tho late firm OF ik4sland d Aspln-
vo,l- and a,,b.cnuenlty tr1,stec for tho coltcc-
"a't VI" 0a"o~sT' -. ~ ...... h,,,
tlon Of some clalms which the estate ~ he'o
against tho Venezuelan Government. These
oer,JotoJ ~ hotwcen fatl1o1 and f4OO. COO
co"ht7teA " het"ss' Fo'ie'. H..
worth Of Venezuelan acrip regularly tasued ny
TINT Government, md admitted To l,e genuine
ana eorfcgt u c,,'s pus..,a.' pA., .taa,,Ia
, 1876-07-13
And Yet Another Batch OF
Victims Of the Presi-
Dental AK.
The House Unanimously Adopts
the Resolution Censuring
Schenck.
Knott's Whisky Committee Find q Tar
tar in the HAN Yaryan.
APPROPRIATIONS.

8peeia, Dt.pach to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. e., July 12.-Tho prospects
nj nm agreement Of the Conference Committee
unon tho Appropriation bills arc better
to-nteht, The conference upon the Army OIL
bus atrrccd, The Senate accepts for tho most
part the reductions IN money proposed py thc
House., wl,flc the House yields most Of tho it'.
postant points respecting rcw leglslatloh' a.u
submits to commission. 1t Is agreed lint TIC
question Of The transfer Of tho Indian Bureau TO
tic War Department, which las never yet ncen
submitted to test vote In the senate,
sta]l 10 voted on there, and II rclccted
Tie House Will not insist. A commission Is
10 10 ercutct1 to consider the now legislation ,ns.
restei by tlle House, mud report next wlhter ans
lsnnninp that he may nat himself DO held Fcspon.
s,blc for IN apparent suttenter
TllR sUNDNY CIVIL BILL"
Nrmbers OF the conference OIL tho SuMdry civil
bill ray also that agreement on tlat blll IL yery
probablc by Tomorrow. There are indications
IT. ths aw The reset has agreed
to Mi but twonty two amendments.
8a Sai n ssa 81 pon s st Ps
quite ecrafr,. md probably upon tho basis of the
Morri,l proposition.
DIPLOMATIC Appropriation bill Is likely 70 ugrcc
Tomorrow IN ti,e to make ito report to tho
II Is understood this evening that the coniercea
on tho part of tho House will hcccpt the PROPOSE
Committee, that The anount Of money app!op!lstsd
for the forogn sofycc of thu Government ahali ~
n. afs sy ths gafe Isa hut tat IT,
THE RIVER AND 1zAnnon ut1L-
To tbs Nfsfern Associated Press
wAsuIsnrUS, II. G.. July l.. H.--Thc Senate Com.
II Hi pptsp1soas fo1 Mxss s
i1ll For the hurburs Of Frankfort, pcntwateE, and
, 1876-07-13
post-Tsaicrn Durfc and Peek. They had FOIL
HIcc, Stevenson. and snlly.

Post -Tsnt1cfB Durftc and PeeR. lhey h8o '"''
r,cfore proceeding further with the csnmnht!or
s.s sl e 10 T"sss H. ssals IL hat e
.s T. f. 2" Ta q so9n na Sses es
Tho snanagesa objected and argued TIA; tac , Do"
t9ul h. f. e wlt ;e hrs not
show BY aais,t vl.t i at e;peetant, ,sat VT
"'Sl ~. * ConkIins ! made paint Of order that tho
qaa.t.on .; couid not bo pit 10 counsel under the
The Chair rnsta'ncd tho noint of order: :, -.
Mr. Edmunds appealed ffom ths aSsielon OF inn
i 81 liz Gl,ar ssnnd !, WI decled III tho mega.
tlvc-ycaf, 10: nays. 21. ,,
VrdtrsJ. 'rhat Tho scnate VIZ receive any Svt:
dencc. nthcrwitc competent, whiel !ho counsel tos
respondent says y m sse VIII ss sase ha
who i1es been summoned and Ia expected To appear
pAy1s' EXAMINATION CONTINUED.
| The examination Of Col. Davis was continued.
11o testified hut far rs hia knowledge went The
~ wh'S Inc Mor nepafst .t aaa oood 9etn
Il!a character had been ont OF integrity and
homes honesty; y.n II, ,,.,,o,,, ,v,, c,,,o, n,, +. x..
announced TINT hc ysls to1 rick to uttcnd to-day.
| II. T. Ctio9nY,
Chief Clerk Of tho War Department, va recalled, a.
Wnr callcd upon all tho department. commanders
r. radsrs lsp within iii thrr limits oi .,er comissa Wit
ncss testified that ExnnB wan Recommended ~ AZ!
s, s1ss1 o s nsfth st M Mests pepas s.
sbases eopianed I q ~ ID liz New YorS TS"se
hayc h III she s'e VII sHs eompaned o IN th.t sf.'co
p.ssg,.ph. IN the sFts ;.nsSx ASSERTING t.
Tho deten,e here .nhm't.ca an extract from q the
1s75 calling attention to tho law providing for sho
appointment Of post traders, Suggesting that law
department cou,n,antcrs.
MAI. N. 3. M'IAu0nL1N,
Tenth Cavalry, was sworn. Iie !testlacd that h
&C., tpa foft s md cur a 4cappon
ment Of John $. Kyans ~ po,t. Trader;
Ths Inquired what te dssnss psG
He.. i9an a1d E na9 q integrity. Tha manager
-N~N pR1o.-ugN. c. C. AuauR
wes sworn, and testified TINT 20 far as he knew
and so far IS he had re'attnns With Gen. BelSn9p
bis administration was regarded "a Just md abl
, Wr. Mcstahon said the managers rropossa I
Vice %ien he va ihernai avenuo collcstor At
en 1q nnsdr nus 1eped that ho Knew notins ae
5en. ICIRHhph IGunMslpH pAAos ~ *Ae sss'& Nv wv
came Secretary Of War,
OTHER WITNESSES.
Ex.lov. Ralph u. Low Of Iowa, Senators Al!!so
and Wright, Gin. Kugcr, den. s: V. Deact, oci'
! A. A. Jtun1pl,ren, Gcn. Il. II. Marcy, Jnlgo.Ad
vocatc- General Dunn, Associate Justice Miller, q
tho Supreme Court, RnA tho Hon. John a. kasso
=. all tesiiacd to the integrity md ability OF Gen
III. Carpenter then renewed his request that th
Court would adjourn untia tho arrival OF tho VII
, ness Ernns.
Il Without taking action In the matter, the Scnnt
! sitting As Court. adjourned tll Il o'clock Il
morrow.
, 1876-07-13
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

uALrlNonH, July II. The National Educational
Association to.iny appointed committee to 60 to
Washington In tho tntcrcst Of the bureau Of Edu.
cation. Mr, Harris. Superintendent of Public
stioola of Missouri. presented report OF the
ctx,rse OF study from tue primary school to the
university, which suggested 'hat children in the
Moth could bc %cnt 10 school at & yours Of age,
while those OF the south should not bo sent beorn
they were q or years old. The edacatlonal sya-
tom OF Jaran was then explained by gentleman
connected with tho sclloos of that country. After
the .nurnInE t~sa[cn, the Association went on III
excursion down ths bay, had O session Oh boatd thu
boat nnI adjourned klne die.
, 1876-07-13
GREAT BRITAIN.

THH PUBLIC HOUSE uILL.
LONDON, July 1..-In thu House Of Commons
th{a afternoon, Smyth's bill closing Irish public
housca on Sunday passed 10 second reading With.
out division The Government as2ent1 10 tbs bill,
but Will propose amendments.
GATHERED.
LoNpoH, Jnly IT. .--lios Majesty Queen Victoria
has Invested tAa King Ut Gsosce With the Order VI
the Garter.
YELLOW FEYEA
Two veasels arrived Ut Liverpool yesterday from
be West Iudics With yellow !ever on board.
, 1876-07-13
SWITZERLAND.
TI!H BATTLE or MoHAT.

MoAAT. Juue aa.-llalf tho people who arrived
here yesterday and last Night have been Obliged 10
pass tho night In ths streets No idea bo given
OF this old town, where tue days arc ordinarily a.
quiut - tho nights. but where now ~ In the
morning nothing seems aslesp. Al that hour, at
oncs 10 lGts. and 10 carly, men, sad women. OF
every sgs and costume, may be heard coasets!nIK
ihs i.nxusges Of The world. From timu 70 time
amid tiis 6ustle, which night. howssst. little
dln,iaishes: 20 ;,a hSAta i'nprgyised % saofs Tao
, 1876-07-13
Recent Reports Of servian
Reverses Probably
Untrue.
Both Armies Maneuvring for Ad.
vantageous Positions.
Tchernayef's Force Composed Of the
Best Of the 9ervian Troops.
Preparations for a General Onset
All Along tho Line.
Bombardment Of Several Turkish Cities on
tho Frontier.
TIE EAST.
TURKISH REPORTS.

TIE EA3T.
TURKISH REPORTS.
NEw York, July IA special from Constan- |
ttnoplc says: "1t IL reported that Prlncs Milan
has skedaddtcd into Auetsia.
''The Turkish commanders haso been ordered
to abslan from attacking The Insurgents until ad-
ditlonai reinforcements arrive. ....
rThs Sultan has subscribed ECO, 600 sterling to
tho peoples war-funh
'tstx thousand Nonteneghn troops have passed
through Dabat, going In the drecttpn Of ssolasc."
THE rEACK or EURoPB.
VtxNNA, July 12.-lt Is statcd that Rusria will
not take any step In tho Eastern question With.
out an understanding With all the great powcra;
consequently the general peace Of Europe will be
preserved.
pKnBY's POLICY.
EprNnuno, July 12.-The direction of the for
elgn Affairs has been 10 large extent taken by
DIsrncii tnto his own hands. Lord Derby IL play
ing 10 secondary part a. to excite comment.
HARD Up.
CoxsrAyTtNorIK, July 12,-The payment OF IN"
tcscat On the public debt hss agRn been postponed
The Montencgrlns and the Insurgents have oeeu.
pied Anti. on Turkish territory, but vera din
lodged. Both sides suffered considerably.
scmja xe1 hay .aaI',es es ths g. ss,van
All depends upon Gen. 'rchernsycn, who, with tno
ocst setsan t1oops. aPGga!s W .M.enu 10 @
along thu road between Plrst and AEpalanka..,
p,r.t,,,r h.. n.o, decorated to fo
ceiye psiuco Milan.
IuaA'sn ~ sa, DEF ,asie IL v,.., .,,o,rc.
NAorsa, Jnly IssiavoniG n1o ~ .,i,.res
Of Kesgtleze and Tcchxa On Monday. Tho Turks
ema,xed ou an IN t,e Lake oi scuiasi. The
Turks lost 400 and the Montencgsls 100. The
'st'eF eap'a1eo ;r,,n Sonsoy =, nps~V p.,o9''''
v,x, ,,,,, "a Isnth .;,a. A.. tar,no aayan
taEe Of The present panso IN ssuss ope,suons 70
pttn: up Emit IN. ~ whinh numbsrine
ao59. haa advanced to within two hou''' morch Of
"idaln: ,,,.,. ,,no. that N, -u,,n hodv
nssisae aasaeea ahhonnGe laao N 'Hn Wa.iar u ''a'
Of the hohtenegtns - M W ~ at.ch,,
sescnJanln' Wan ue,enm tne ~ nnIl nnam Ton
nas teGetcu y a,n u nasn1sn. Into rrri
s%a Ssass asa. Te'sfo.;sa !. ssEsEsd In ofssni1-
ing bulgarian poaos nses s, nspa'ankA'
,r.. sEhstA. y; .c-,-drrr
tive party q seTsla sFs riaH 70 pre.,
.a .sss e ~ IL hat % ss
1tts .aIa that tho Officers: wao orposed @ Tshern'
aySm saaae,s nc ai.eba,ped aye ba,aSns OF
Axatles a. Wlddin on IuesHay. u.,a,,,, u.
Ihe frt,se o. sa,s e's1 t,I II ths nort nr
MatsnunS ;i ~, s'..seans a ~ ~ m,.,ns .ua Ims.,s
hlcR o5 tAo ae'eo"sns , " nur" ena 's's"'~|
rso s.r,. cow1aptcss;, s,c,,.,,.z Ind ,,,tv
sers,aa ~ solaiers s!easins te one sssmens ~
.n pssstsdd pero;ted at a1,ty enss et@ss' s,,.n Ill.,
Turkish detaehuent found Infringing IN 'ta f'oH'
| Hes'
:ses.;sa ssfs fSsS' ~ 81 ~ Pe:s
, 1876-07-13

Special Dltposch to Tae Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS, Inl., July l2.-Tllr will Of llars
vey yutes, ST.. who died few dnys ago. waa I'd.
mltted 70 psobntc to-day. Harvey natcs. it,, and
daughter, Mrs. Mar j. Vance, widow, ara made
caual hci1n after few mInnt beqncsta aro paid.
rle value ID tho estate cssm4ted at u, GOO Wv,
u1QAllY Ecnl Gstato.
, 1876-07-13

noJsou tho public mind in regard to him ny
tn,.chool ami misrepresentation, ansl, wien l'c
1,a1 "shcl1ed" lin with eanto"dtf' to tue
r,Int OF suflucat!on, he hurled old MARK klh,
nall at hltn with tho full force Of the 'r'ttslo
rcn!plsyet,cc." For the result of sTohEf's
a.sault on 1frA7n, tic impatient render Is re-
ferrcd TO our local coluHns.
, 1876-07-13

prizes, concerning .chccs and ntenata 70
isnnK under i.!'s ,S s ses II
anything 10 liz carried y mall In violation uf this eec.
tion shAl hc pnntshs,ie hy hnc Of not more than s
, 1876-07-13

WAsm,xaEns, u. c., July l3-ls. m.-For the
Upper Lake region. Upper Mississippi, and Lower
Missouri FallsYs, high temperature and clear or
!alr weather IN southern portions with easteEiy to
southerIy wlnds, and probably followed by lower
temperature, Increased pressure, and light tstas
during tho nght In tho Mlssiasippi Valley, Mlchl'
gan, and Wisconsln. .....
4ocAL oasEavArioss.