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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13


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affect >'n'>> being nearly ~ btd a,
oar pit>iJ,ntitl muiAir.
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body known -. ,bn E7,.l ,.- ''''''.'i :, '''''
or. In, been ~. ,i..I,. 49,. .''' u non
for The. body of = I'LL ,,,..,., '''
OF iulial Bu Til, norm -, ,,;l,,. !''''r ~.
,on u h,r -, 49, '..' &c !" +
or bv his own vj,1,., b..t,,,'...t,..',
been buried wi h 1t li.,iol,~ c,,..,n',,; 80,
,lncommon case. nu,iu.rt,,h,. ,'>t',,,.
pu>itivcnr>~ of inf ;cil,y in Er,,..., H
two weeks 400 tlcrtrry q, il..! + ,.h;...
which i dcciIr,i!v ho>.Ii. to- lhr ,,r,-,.n
SONS IF he church. >uanIii,..J - H.. H.,
I>uy an Interpolation 1l,l,.,.innl ...I;,,',
why military escorts h a t,.,.n ,,.,i,..,l :
the cases which we have, n.u.i,,.l H.
Response. and seemingly tn .,v,i.I ., ,U,..',..
reply. the ministry hr,r.,L, :;
promise me .>tlrs. proyiIinr ,I,.t ,,;l;,..,.
escorts should only b.. r,,, !, > ,,,,,,;l;,.,,.,.
members of HE Legion of Honor wh, H.,
in active service. The mr,>rrc WI n,.
posed hy tn, Left. wll, PASSED thrun,h T..
Nhtmbe of Deputies Tie 81 r,.~ ,;,,,,
expressing confidence hit IN n. f,,nr..
he government wo1ld. in re"arI 10 hur-
l;'ls OF members of the Lroion of ljun p
respect libc'lv of conscience, and ,I,. n,,,,..i
lily OF all citizens. This rr>oluii.,n ~,...,,,.
10 have been accepted nv VI. Al,rr,r,. ,I..
Minister OF The Interior, without ,nn~,,I,.,
ton with his {, lltt~ur>. AMI his t,.,.,,,.,,.
with the defect of the Cabinet. ihr Il. on
Communists. lrtcipitatcI the rxis.;,',,
crisis.
The crisis is in a sense ,.,,inS+ H.,
clerical Influences which have 80 lonr
Snapped ami directed the ruling forces 81
France. 1t seems To he !, 4ui;.S,.,,i,n ~
the movement of the new rcruhIir .,n..,,
from clerical politics aud toward ,I,r nl,;'
mate separation of church ana ,,t';'.i,
Is one OF the most brncli,enr. if i,,l..I :,
Is not one OF he most essential ,nn.ti,;''n
OF the fee states.
The presidents Of the v:,r;,,us CROWNS of
the left. in conference with Ih, mini .Inr.
proposed Il programme for The -n,,I,,,an.
of the ministerial trouble. Which ,ni''.'r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13
News and GOSSiD.

News and Gossip.
Barbara Frctchie's house is slowly turning into
canes.
GA cast-iron grandmother " is the name of
new machine for darning stockings.
Cole II joyce has gone to New Orleans as ont
of the committee on Louisiana affairs.
James Gordon Bcnnett'> much talked of marriage
is le9 orted to be & dein Itely given up
Somebody says that an eel is not as slippery a
politician. but it can live on water Longer.
A Baltimore dispatch says go houses were I'm.
rooted that city and suburbs by Saturdays gale
Timothy Rogers ofQuincy, H., has butt a family
tomb at expense of 100000, in which ne expects
to take solid comfort
CAN quiet at the pals rcmthei afeportcr.
g But how about the equator :" querlc by stand
err. The reporter gave it UP.
\ New York farmer recently cut seventeen cords
of wood from tee winch -ies on his land. 1t
was Il swamp oak l20 feet high.
Ihin the last ten years nine theatres h VI. beer,
destroyed by fire in New York alone. TIE puts
the average at about one year.
A man out West, VIII, OF red bail TOR a friend,
asked by the judge If he htl any nrumbftnce
on his ldim. "Oh VS." SAID he, my vie "
a Manchester democrat says he has promised 10
quit chewn- tobacco II IItvea l. not eccled bu
rather than give up The weed H. prefers to have
Illdcn courtcl out.
Even the Mill Watlcr,on, " C., loi-, to becotre
a " bull d"zer." lie want, to - ,clIsd tn.
Returning Bpa.d, lon, -nnu5n TO kick them within
an inch Of their wreichel lives"
Mr. Edwin FIVE. senator Eiaoe'- ,urcessor IN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13

,, notice TO THE PCbIIcIn view of the present 49,
"itseei complication with reference r. lit I'M
a etttlo sfOwlnS out tie iacI that ne, ~ esldeh-
,aii ne result 70 be III their favor and liz rarles
hIe tA>tS III my judgment that ~, oie
v u li pe arrived at only III the remote ttur rue De
'oti itei Il uoes come will tar IeSS aud
'an Tue adJ tnlent have decided mos ,aslactory
.ai al ptts on tie general result 90 -, ore
"ief am stake holder The m a,' ~ u all Cases
att 7 to-day DIT l.3t broadway AeS Will De Returned
NEW YORK, Dec 71s7s JOHN MoRR1ssEY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13
A Terrible Fire.

lltS dlltl cItNtIl q ClOtk Ititl lIlC SiOSC "
the play of 1.-The Two Orphans" and il
ten minutes nearly three hundred people
had been burned or trampled to death
/ There were over one thousand person:
| in the house. of whom four hundred ant
/ five were in the gallery. the stairway tC
which was narrow and winding. Only
about Il quarter of those in the gallery es
capped. as there was Il am of the frantic
occupants upon the landing, which gave
way, and precipila,ed the mass of strug-
Cling human beings upon the floor OF the
| 'olby, which in turn gave way, letting
down the victims ntoa space Of fifteen by
thirty five feet, whence they were dug out
10y the tiremen during ;he next two days.
| was at first thought that all but two OF
three escaped, and ii was only after hours
had elapsed that the horrible nature OF
The catastrophe was learned.
Two prominent actors were burned
Harry 5. Nun doch, :, nephew OF james E.
Murdoch. and Claude Burroughs. The
w>l,aprr> have been filled with columns
Of description Of the fearful scenes, but
the stories Of Kate ClaNton the principal
actress. and of Policemen WcS>nan give
the cltarcSl accounts Of the fire rs seen
from II e stage and the body of the house
Miss Kate ClaNton says:
W1: N, sr'I WV wf>1 up ae f of at .ra AND tn
llrrrt. Nr VI Ird As the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13

EN-State Senator Mcpherson is thonobt
to have secuted the inside track for 7ns
democratic caucus nomination for UnitrJ
States senator from New Jersey.
BETS off-Thc following brief an
nouncemeAt appears in the New York
Htruid of Fridays:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-12-13

LIE LAMoILLE VALLEY RAILROAD
ARBITRATION REVOKtD.-The Nr,srs
Hogan have revoked their arbitration with
the LamoilIe Valley Railroad Company.
before the referees. W. II H. BINGHAM
OF Stowe. and :. ). Thompson, of LYNDON
gave their decision. There hui b en- :,
hearing with arguments by the LAWYERS on
both sides; but before the referees Lid
made their decision. the Mcssrs HOGAN
backed out of the arrangement.
The New York herald., 1876-11-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

JnmesJ. Nichols, agent Of the Boston and Sandwich
GLASS Company. at Nos Il apd % Barclay strcot has
laed
The failure OF George B. Ely Co., pump dealers, at
No. 05 Liberty street, reported Information at tho
office was refused.
samuel W. Sears dealer in hardware. at No So
Chambers street, has been adjudged bankrupt on
his own petition by Register Dayton
The New York herald., 1876-11-01
xNANTED TO PURCHAsE.

TffxSTEli--A ,sOOD SEAL SKIN sACQUE buT Lit
w lie worn be cheap Address, giving size quality
and cash price. q. W. ", station q. Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1876-11-01
pOsT OFEICE NOTICE..
MATRIMONIAL.

4 TALE FAIR y0USG. ELiGIBLE GENTLEMAN
first class position and decent income wishes TO
respoud rsnned and handsome young lady OF wealth
and undoubtcd social standing; object matrimony. Nd
dress box 72J Post office. Toronto. Canada
The New York herald., 1876-11-01

TANMASY HALL
TILDEN AND HENDRICKS,
ROBINSON AND DORsHEIxEa;
ELY. REFORM AND vIcroRx
A grand monster ratification meeting and torch
light procession will bc held at Tsmmany Hall. Union
square and Irving place, on THURSDAY EVENING.
November o'clock. raty the national State and
county nominations
An invitation extended campaign parade
and compete magnificent hags gold
and appropriately and elaboraely adorned which
presented tho three respectively making tho
best display in numbers and appearance
or full particulars sec Evening Express
JOHN J. GoRMAN.
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements.
ALGERNoN $ SULLIVAN.
Chairman Committee Invitation.
THOMAS $. BRENNAN.
Grand Marshal
EDWARD L. GAUL.
Chief Of staR
HENRY D. PuRRor.
WILLIAM II. RooSsY,
T,O THE DEMOCRACY OF NEW YORK
All democrats OF the city county York ire
spssiise Of local organization. and an citizens who
the great tcorm inaugnraied by Gov
ernnr Tlden, invited In Grand
Ratification Meeting. Thursday evening. November
held under the auspices Of rammany Hall
Chairman General Committee
WILLIAM II. QuTScEy.
EuSTHEn X AcKERMAS, secra,ar;s.
Lro a. DkssAR, 'S~'e'"
rHoxAs IL FfirSER,
POST OFFICE NOTICE..
NEW YORK, OCTOBER 26 ls7d-PosT OFFICE
IN Notice.-The foreign tho ending Satnr
Gay. November 4. will close nj this Office Jucsday.
II NJ, for Europe. steamship Nevada. via Qncens-
ship Scythn via Queenstown; Thursday Mt ~ 10 A. NJ.
for Europe 'mship Gellert via Plymouth, Cher
aud liamburr; on Saturday. at 4 a. NJ. tor
Europe per ship City or Richmond via Queenstown
,correspondence FOR Scotland. Germany and France
10 forwarded by this be specially adj
drcsscd) and at A. W. scotland direct. steam.
ship Ethiopia. Via Gasgow and ut A. NJ. for France,
direct steamship Gernian. via Hmvre and L. 80
A. NJ for Europe per steamship weser via Southampton
and Bremen The steamships Nevada Scytna and city of
Iichmona not take mails for Denmark, Sweden aud
Norway. . - .
New York November !.
The mails for China &C. will cav. francisco Sovem-
Der !.
r. +. JAMES. Postmaster
, 1876-05-24
NEW ORLEANS.


WASHINGTON, D. c., May ea-Thc bottom
has entirely fallen out Of tie Louisiana inyesti-
gauon to-day. Ferguson IL entirely destroyed
IA witness. lie sworu absolutely that hc
signed sixty fraudulent pay-rolls in December,
February, and March. Tho Subcommittee
visited the Treasury Department., and c1am-
incd all the pay-rolls during this specified
period, and for month before and after.
These pay-rolls were vouchers for every dollar
paid by the Treasury. They numbered COO Not
one OF them had been Withdrawn from tle Trcas-
urv. Ferguson spent six hours to-day in r1anlin-
Ing thent and ont Of tho entire GOO identified three
only which he thought ho signcl. Up1n being put
upon the stand he refused 10 swear positively TINT
he signed these three single rolls Tho Democrats
on the Committee nre very much chagrincd ut tho
concluafye proof Of deliberate perjury Of their
IL fas H'estern Assocfated Ires.
WARRINGTON. u. c. May .j.-ThD Committee
on Federal Officers In 1outslana continued lts ex-
animation Of the Witness George Ferguson to. day.
Nearly the whole time WAS occnpIod by Wilson,
counsel for Collector Caacy, In crosse e1amlnlng
him, but nothing important wxs developed. WIZ
son introduced several kilograms received from
Casey, Mer&lg Ktnsel1a aud others, and claimed
that tho records showed Forg1son's statements
false. .-...
During the day Sul. Committee visited the
Treasury Department with witucsa to identity the
bogus ray-rols, and reported that, although ubout
600 vouchers were produced BY the Treasury be
partmcnt unl examined by Witness ha was unable
10 identify single one beyond those for his own
salary. The Committee aAjouMed to meet In New
Orleans Oh thu nth l6aturdhyA
, 1876-05-24
TIE RECORD.

WARRINGTON, D. c., May 23.-Afr. Conklln1,
from the Commlttse on Foreign Kclattonr, re-
ported, wIthamonlmonts,t tho House Joint rcsols-
tion suggesting tho ntcrcession Of tho United
States to secure tho release Of r. ON. Condor,
who Is now cunilncl III an English prison. lie
nskcsl for It's present consideration.
Mr.. Edntlnls 6utl TINT bic would llkD TO cx-
amino 1t, AMI nskcl that It bo latll over until to-
morrow. So ortlcrcd.
Mr.. Og1csly, fram the Committee on Public
Lands, rc},ortctl favorAhy the House bill grant
Ing to tho stnto Of Missouri nil 1nnds therein
selected a. swaup and oycrt'owcd lands. Calendar
Mr.. sho!mnn n,ihmttc the following:
directed to furnish to tho sctinto detailed est,
mate Of tho amount that would Id required to cx
@ ss sendns a mss Z ~ M .ss! s sa. e a. s w.
Of ISL. and their widows Agreed To-.
Improvement was rerumcI viii close,i ,loor..
l}efore reaching any t!ecison the douzs wcso re-
opened, anl tbs Senate adjourned.
The ffonte went Into Committee Of tho Whole on
TIC Nayal Approximation blll. the question being
nsvy; yards Al brooklyn, siaFe isand, KI'tery,
I.sn for Eene'i pa,pscs. pt sna lie yaf @ at Wn
ington fer manufacturing par'ose.. only. and re.
taIning 4 Nsw !; Ien;lon M a nayal station.
yes;s9day; !; III siy,I H. sstasl.'@sa!s z tic
Navy II hereby aIrccteI to organize Naval Hoard
Of five commissioned officers in tho navy IN SOM
as practicable, whose duty II shall be 10 examine
any Of tho nasy-yaEdh can hc dltncnscd With and
abandoned, and, Y 80, 70 report the beet manner
q making d!.poasa Of te .ame; sn,l further,
naval rendezvous at Tybcc 1tlhntl OF Mt t:ocks,ur
, 1876-05-24
FOREIGN.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, May o3.-Tha Standard, On tho issue
between tho British and American Governments,
arising out Of Tho Win%!ow case, says: ''On two
points, It ecems perfectly clear Tint Secretary Fish
IA In the right, white on tho third construction
Of tho net of Parliament Of 1870, his view Ia that
which. to mere unprofesstonalF, the wards In ques
tion aoDehr to bear ont" Tho Standard takes tho
view that tho question whether tho Ashburton
trcntv ia excepted from the operation Of TIC act Of
1870 should DO referred 10 tho courts.
At tho request OF the Attorney General, Wins1ow
hns bcen further rcnnnded for eight days. There
Is a probability that tho Government will take
measures, in the meantime, to bring the case be-
fore tho Court OF Queens Bench.
In tho House Of Commons this afternoon, tho
Secretary Of State for tho Homo Department, rc-
plying to Sir william, Vernon l1arcourts question,
whether the House wouId have IN opportunity to
eonsldeE tho col1cspondeuce In the Wluslow case
heforu Wluslows fnal hearing, sald that ncgotla.
ence lad been concluded, but, uuder Tho special
a Of . 5s M s m " thu
The Undcr- Secretary for the Foreign Department
etntcd that tho Cubans captured on board Of tho
Octaya had not been released, Int thntrspatn had
proMiscd To take no action regarding thcM until
an Arrangement between tho two Governments Ind
been reached.
The four dresk sailors Of tho shtp Lennlc, who
and wore convicted on thu 9th Inst. were executed
nt Ncwgate this morning,
BCnENCK's SUCCESSOR
LONDON, May 24-5 a. n,.--Thb Ifats to-day
sayR: tThe appointment OF Picrrepont to tho
AtlbassadorhiF hero IL probably intended 10 sats-
sraathcs than party service Or political skili
~ qualification for Office. Int X
must bo admitted that tho appointment
dnesn't carry 60 distinct meaning " II would
l,aya done year aga, previous 10 the Dnbeock
trial. nor IL It IN other ways desirable that Of
MI Dsna" The Article Gonc!udss: " In The nab
ptcrzepont. In tic ncgotintlons relative
tho common sense sagacfty for which in obtains
general credit will be useful to tho United States,
Aud will not luck appreciation here"
, 1876-05-24

reanln IN both pntt1ca II 1t shonhi hs determined
by the Committee TO insist upon The cash payments
nssncd by ono Of TIM Commlttcc, tho Company
would prefer tho contract a. Il H. leasIng ilc qnc.
terms tern " % The eonsrsctI"n NJ ] In vnnes, Se rsys has
largely exceeded tho calculations Of tho CoHpnny,
anil the amount received from sales 0f lands llah
huIlt In times of hlghrr pricts, and. ,lthough hco
tomcally constructed, coRt vrry largo sum, and
he raiecs the gucatlon whether tho nation. II hcnH
tho 'hrinkace. Tho Ens}nE to tho government
every ycar hufng more t,an tho animal interest It
lhs eost M Of sransrorton r M 70 tho aosernmenl b.
fore md after thu opening Ut the road, md shnwe
that thr Government il sending largc pnrt Of
BY rail- ~ vas contemplated. ITn niIers 10 give nny
Information tho committcc may tfrriFo In rcghrd 10
the suggestions Of his letter, M tho Company IL
anxious 10 scttIn this matter Fo NJ tu avoid con.
tlnnnl misunderstanding with regafd to the tEuo iu.
tcrpfcfottun Of tho contrAct,
, 1876-05-24

d1Cp4@ A9kpAcA ~ 4H 4T40HHb.
WAsn1saros, D. c., May 2s,-Thc House
Committee OH Commerce, to whum was referred
q resolution touching the cnlgratlou Of Chinese
port a Joint resolution recommending tl,at tho
between the United Etates and China providing
that tho Government Ut each country shall have
the right to prohibit the emigration Of citizens
1neEdal pursultA
A TRuCB.
It Ia stated that truce has been agreed upon
between tbs hard md soft money men this
week and that next week McAAhon, Of Ohio, will
present hinasslf as the grcenbxck champion.
ELHcTloN CASE.
Thu subcommittee of lhs House Elections Com.
mites has doc!dcd to report adversely In tho case
Of Abbot Vs. Fro. tbs ltepabltcan a!s!ins nsctnbrE
tain TINT tbs Dsmoeraa intend 10 reduce thu
Republican majority by seating all pemncratlc
eonts.tant. until Tho neeessaI{ two thsFd' vote can
bU obtained 10 emhncipato teh UaT!s.
Tis DLAINs INVESTIGATION .....
will certainly 90 on to. morrow. Tho Democratic
G9mnlttco men manifest . reluctance TO pustrqnv
It lnngcr lil1tne'a physician statcd this morning
thst hs might venture to 10 out to. morrow.
Z. q. INukRsULL, ....
ex'congreAsn,an from Illinois, was to-day c1ani.
lion With tho astnlng patent lyoraoJl n!s!ntansel
.!onal sefs!cea tn Court and elsewhers. lie thought
dtd ver{ little service Tor ths s. 600 10 1cceivst
Tor the payment Of Tho =, 600 to john Delsno.
OJA CAkT1h
did himself credit to-day In = humorous speech,
and "a. - sueeessf,sl i that !ho orae extended
Carter has found hls sphere,
Tuh 1AT COOKE ESTATE.
Tha TEustees Of Jay Cooks & Co = estata haye
, 1876-05-24

sa1"1oi nh nis"a,ta ~ ~. T.,Sn,.
rpes.o' T,'ptea =, =, ~ :" ~ na Gp... 1foa:
WASHINGTON, ~ ", hlay aI'7cccretasT houe-
son has addressed the following letter to tho
x,rnl ,,urIt+oo.
1,a'ai 1o.'''''''tee'
NAVY DEPARTMENT., May 70. lN1B.-1hs Hon.
y. q lphHtfaoJnt Chairman Gf fhf Coramtsft< on
Ndrd1 dTh'Fs, IfohsAso} Hfrrfsknf1ttre*-SiN
For Ilnrs than ttrco n'hnthe tho Committee on
nn TT r., @ q NJ
cs,ab!ishmrnt. II his Investigation, eunlnctci
~ vnrone a1, blatant parts Of tho country and cx-
tsrstj5n md ma the eta;is Of ali IL trNn.aes!oms
every person supposed 10 have any complaint
aEair't ss H. fss Department has hccn publicly IN.
cd in sccret session. without natlcc,
and. Of course, without opportunity 70! croFscx-
aato, am eSG'n1apm or ,e H. ~ nn{ PIT
absencc of any apcc!ic ehatcc made against either
n,yscIt or any officer Of The Department, l,are
n,sned lnlet with thc idea lhst tho testimony
that, when Il w" complete in nll ~ parts. Zach
ialfe caaiGn would be accomnanied ny " fci1sa,
sson, conndent thas "nnfc 10 wrong really sastsa
none ff, eonla ne mate hsa!it 20 arpenI. nht tne
o! nof9'ons Of tae nnanIsned tesiniohy
IN detaenea paris mas ~ WA 70 pe fxpeetct,
aAotacu onPotlnnlty tor charges anu lnelhaauons
,nahe IN punllc hcwtpapct* utlefly mise IN sae!,
a'ld fonnucd npon falAc infefGnccs ff1m inc tesl-
n.ony as pabllshcd which viii tall ~ once 70 thc
ground whcn INC "holc fhets afe known. Uhsles
, 1876-05-24
MlNE EXPLOSIO N,


Eight Mlnern Killed In Virginia Coa1.ptt
R,cuxosn. ~ Vs. May W. a1"inte1l;rsnco .n il reoc,,a
mia rtv t,,i. ot,cr,oor ri -, ~
.' ~. ..y 1I's ., n'the
saltinH In the io,s Of eight lives and two naen .e
ve1ely injured, besides number Of others. This
iniuo ia owned BY Mr. Il. a. Burrows, Of Albiun.
gnecr in charge at Vic time Of sla disaster, whe,
pus p
shaft thc company bcinc abont /" wini m ~ thas s
mining pTcpar.itInis prenaratory- to nattinr in' IN
ani baily.nec,lt Ventilation. Thesa otrse5 cir~c55
MN twcrn ,yoTi,inr NJ S,nth ~ 1,E1u.. aiout
7So fees and il tunnel rannIhg horizontally aGii;
noorI1 ventatnd tat 'I thr1c Ina VIZ sS
1t e4nosog ron lSa, az smnan M @ sa1sed
anil Indications It Is beliryo Ias one of tha unoss
Iunato nincss, probably lie foreman, mist ,ays
opcn inmn. With f.n;fri rho =" r"s ~" ,nH Mi1
a CAUSED The ths accident. i Tbu report sf of tho tho
surioc" q The eaFiI. was liEinctx hnar NJ ill., ill.,
nnce ~ avcr Mia SttTacnn n no arc a. aa,. as
eysfy @ il tie medato she heI Ty
taInins To an sxnIosinn wero .oon NJ M ,n s II
tho iii, @>'''''0&'' "N'0 '0'4 A' -N' '-''A'A VI
inw srann aonfnaon e' MI aI'er derrs. e1c%s,
Tint wna fninfn1 IN >r4tpnaa Thn.n ,nu.
,,ente aI,,ost nstant,v rrniisnd r., foct th., H.
nInnTs h.nw must hayo snrcrea instaut cati, amI ,.
ths added to the rrcnt excitcmcnt anI nttrr want
osws Mcnrick tio nnsr @ y cnnea. IN cIarac M
wos ~ nxcrnwc and ~ liz ,rarniir1s
thnt ha srnnad tn fnsn iii nrescHco ~ unl III
in cvnrv.niv ~ oisn .vas ~ liz i,i, ~ u IiI ut -
tesslIle Ri ~ ew;l va ia Gcenn tSa. cynyay
o.t t.r rc9cc -, n H. ho u,t ~ "n
nn saser uItnni.ly at M t. p nns,1c y, uTh a
ntM.tn, ~ -, ans ~ ~ -" w ~ .st.t .o
~ 1i.sr Jonth rnh'n'i o ,t;, y n H.
mi inh~ Eenis, tsro XII ,nd -, a[nnsIan5 ,,Innrs
"rrive nnno ~" scnno anI o1iv .nI t,nr,as.,
thc to Iattor nj nj onec csccnac tnto au liz M I'M.
found two men, who wcro ead o. St VIZ VIZ
Inv at oncn l,omnbt m Xxi ,yara ait,xor, w.
stn2c f. N con.r,nusncssF an I H. 1hc.n h"rnc
mo,, nccon,u.nfsi ~ ,n,nnre M, IN otb"r III
ane .ao Trs 6rx o. 1 @ WI
~ con1ttnn Gy nnnu a, .e srn1n .'nl
an desa a .o ena
y, ~ "o ,- .nsttrc, "a KID r. tpto
ne; @ Ms.I sae nua tssu ~ exeFy n%tsH.o. %
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me iatoa miners: tncse "c!o a. iast ionna gno
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TURKEY.
yNsUNGRHr DEMANDa

RA0usA. May - l--'Fhe latest intcll!gcnce:ffnm
the insurgen. camp Indicates that, IN consequence
OF the Improved position which has resulted from
their rccent victories, tho Insurgents cannot be
satisfied with the concessions which they demanded
at tho conference with 1}aron Aodick. They now
demand the absolute independence OF Herzegovina
and HosnIa, und scout the idcA OF ar1nIAtIca They
Are acttvey preparing to proclaim Provisional
QGyernMDut.
LoNDoH, May 94-5 a. MA I7nses Vienna dis
patch rcpnrts that tho Sultan haa eonln9d his
nephew, who IL heir prcsunptlyc and lB bsuthcr.
to thele own houses.
TIE ENUL13II MEDITERRANEAN PLHEr.
LONDON, May 24-5 =. u.-The Standard statea
hat tho number Of British tfon.claaa In tho Modlt-
orEnneha will shortly be Increased to hinD. THIS,
with other additions ordered, will make the Mcd!t-
fTranean feet consist Ut twenty ycssels, carrying
g. 700 mcn. Il Ia probable that the Channcl squad.
ron. compoeod Of scvan iron clads, aud carrying
i, coo mcn, Will 60 TO Gibraltar.
, 1876-05-24


Sr. PAUL, Muy 23.-A Bismarck special to tho
UApaleh reports tho srrfynl Of O cnuras from tho
Terry expedition, which eampcd Saturday night TO
miles west % tho j,!g Muddy. This expedition
lnoycA slowly, On uecouut Of heavy roads and long
wagon ka!ns. Fort Bufosd sdy!cca 1rport thrce
eomptnies II infantry and ono boat-load Of sup.
plita landed st the mouth ii Glcndpe Creek on
The YeHowstunc, where Terry nE,lcrud the base Of
supplies for hnic!f and tibhons column, moving
from thu west, 10 be estab ablisas<l. Tho sieasneF
Josephine. which conveyed troops and supplics to
liendino Creek hhs returned te nHfgrd tor another
ladinY OF supplies. Tho steamer Fur West left
Bismark today with = thtrl load Of supplies.
Custer leads 1'erry'a advance, with two eopirsalcs
OF cavalry, aud accompanied Saturday BY Terry
aud stad Indian hustf!u scouts wcIo observed
Saturday evening on the blnfI4 In tho vic!nty Ut
tho camp. Tho steamers Carol, ucnton, and Key