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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
Public Opinion.
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The New York Herald says. no doubt
Tildrn is weaker to-day, 10y lOO.WO
votes than nh hen he WAS nominated
land solely because of Mr.. II, ndrickS."
Hayes has gained no particular
strength III Ohio since the day of his
nomination. Tildrn is gaining votes
daily. That's the way it looks to us.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Concerning Hayes, Carlyle wrote as
much as forty Years ago: The ttte>t
man to govern is the unwilllnge>t, I'M
less constrained" Same man CHI
cago Post.
Jimmy O'Brien is showing Mr.. Hen
bricks around at Saratoga. and tINing
to make him forget his troubles. EX-
GOV. Curtis has been tcleglaphcd for.
Mr.. II. NJ. Phillips of Philadelphia, an
old associate and intimate of Mr. Hen
dricks's in Congress. and hard-money
man. is doing his level best. meantime,
to make Mr.. Hendricks see it in the
proper light. -SprinqtieH Republican.
The evident and undeniable Difficult
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

ties which these two men CTilden and
HcmdrickS) find. in making even pre-
tense of agreement on the issues of the
day. ought to condemn the immortality
of the trade 10y which they were H"keH
together. if there were any SENSE "i
deceucy left in the decayed political or
ganization to which they both belong.
Boston IdrcrtiScr.
Unless GOV. Tildcn takes command
of his canvass AT once, and with \lT"l
il will he swept int" II tempest oil rl"-
iculc as disastrous a> that which over
came the CANVASS ofGrrclry and Brown
.NrT York HfrdM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

IdIsf,nid GuUHtG ST. l"hlI~hur\ l'iIl'',
BurL,. uanNillr Hardwick and Lyndon. : each
/ h, other ,III towns III th,. County one each.
OranJ, C"Unig- Eand' lph 3. Bradford chelsea
Corluth New bury Thrtf"rd I"p-ham and I'm
bTid.t - each. rh, other 80 towns III ih' Count
each.
Wimdhdn, County. Br.ttlcl,"r" = l."nd"ndrI' \
Rocking hHm aud Westminster. : each lh" "th'i
upD towns III The, county one each
W,"dSnr To0nta.-SprinGirld aud N""i-l"'h
4 each chester 3 irthcl. Hartford. Ludlow.
Ench,-trr R"valtnn and Wind-"r each. The
other 10 tuw lis IN the county one each.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
St Johnsbury Caucus.

lhr Republican Voters al - 'I"hn-hurN. al" III
NIt-d To- meet At the Town Hall III SAID t""n "I
Saturday August - AT " cluCk =. m. I" Ch""~,
.r\,n ii delegates To- represent them at the Second
district Republican Conventions I" Tee held al
" hitt River Junction. W rdur~'itN. August 10
called fol the purpose at nominating IA candidate
TOT representative to "ugr"--.
~ SHA HAi, Town Com
.IDH\ W LEWIS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

The last Montpelier lrgHS has an al
ticlr upun 'Our Next GuNcIunI, which
unlike most at its false changes. one of
the state press has seen fit l." answer.
A. the IrgHS may possibly fall int" the
hands al some of ouI readers who may
not know az may have forgotten the
facts aud a. the answer to it i 50 com
pIrtr. we give below the substance of
the charges, ais" their retutali"n.
The charges are. III brief. that Mi.
Horace Fairbanks induced this town To
bond itself for the completion of the
Portland and Ogdensbarg, Railroad, and
then attempted TO geta ianoPasst'd by
the Legislature Of 1s7f,' fSehfpfing the
Fairbanks SCALE Co.. FROM Taxation,
thereby himself shirking the y, harden
which lac was in Il large measure the
means nf putting upon the shoulders OF
his town>mrn. Gov. Peck vetoed this
hill for good and sufficient reasons. lii,
veto WAS published al the time i'll the
CHit,I0nidH and the state press grner-
allN. and il * unnecessary I" IrpuhlI>i
it here. The lrgns goes on I" charge
that this would-ht governor of Yer
mont then procured the title OF the hll
changed. aud waiting till the closing
hours of the session, succeeded 10y IN
tngue. and through the efforts of ;
Judge of the supreme court and th'
cnnmivancc OF Speaker Josiah Gr"ut
i'll getting the measure passed.
This i the burden of this democratic
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
District Convention

The official call lon rh.. ,,....i
trIct republican convention ANNA. '''>
week. There ought To- hr IT,. ''.'
or qnalIrI> among the r"puhll.u..
this district this Year. INnt,.,, ''
Il portion OF the rrpuhlican> hnl,,.I
regular nomination.. There '''
pIcicncr that the cuuNtutI,,, ."
fair III any "f it> prnc,r,lu.,
bolt came all the same. lfth,n..I...
prncIplr> OF Il party .Iir >.irlri,,,..I
nomination l. procurcd l,\ uf,l.,r,
10y some tIick OF dishonest, ir.,I. "'
crcdIng> oi u nominating ru,,,,..,
then Key. Freeman CInL'- &c.
right ot holtIn" holds GOOD ,,,..
those VIII" enter such c"ml,ull.,,. ...
good faith and honor bound rn .,,'
the nominee Who l. the choice, .,
convention.
/ We make th'>'. remarks len ti,
/ son that, unless the republicans ,, D..
district propose I" stand on rlir-.........,
/ there can hc no possible, It's, a. l,...
Il nominating cnuNcnII"n
| In view of all the clIrru,r ,,...
| tins congressional di>trIrr. IT D.
important than ever. thai llt,. d,I,...,.
ch">cm, should hr not only eft It,.
men, hut ais" cool and pli,,r.l
uhn will work for the harmon. -,
district. ;i> we'll a. rive H. a ,.,,.,it
Nh" may fairly Ice REGARDED - .,. r,,,..
sentative man of the state
Let II" man present himself l~.,...
didarc. The temper "r the rrn,,,. ..
this state nr this district l. u.I -.
down. a> Nuu may cl"n~,. To- h.,,,.'-
that point. Let the office. >,.,.l rt,.
and find him through the r,r.....
lives "t the people. aud "ld d.......
/ Will at once melt ava, and .0.,,-...
harmony :" much needed IN Jh.- r..
DENTAL election will rrrNm E...
/ rails TIuIrS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

Eg The Impeachment tIlal "t S""Ir-
tarl Bclknap i closed. and the >'rie-
vote against him not being obtained. a.
predicted long ago. Nearly all VIII"
voted not guilty did hrcarI~' they
believed the Senate had II" jurisdiction
o>,l the cl>c Bclknap having resigned
before proceedings were Instituted
against HIM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

There are good many illustrations
now days of the story about that man
who went through bankruptcy. He had
owned Il fine horse and buggy, and the
team disappeared for time. hut 10y
aud 10y it WAS doing service for the
same owner. On being asked what this
meant. the reply WAS, Il went through
bankruptcy. hut the team Went round. -
Springfield Union.
Winslow writes from London To one of
his late employees on the Boston News
that he is in poor health and pocket and
is looking for employ ment.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

g President Grant sent Ia the sen
ate on Tuesday. in response t" Il r,>"lu-
tion asking foI documents hearing upon
the Hamburg massacre. the necessary
papers. Among them l. Il letter from
the President tu ,oNrlnor thanbcI lam
OF south Carolina. 1t l. Il manly
straightforward defence "t human lib
,IticS. North aud south. 1t rNprc>>,.>
the sentiments Ot CNrIN tine patriot ol
either side ot the lime of Mason and
Dixon. and promises t" uphold ti"N
,In" Chamberlain III the Suppression
at mob Violence - tan a. the authnrIt \
vested in him 10y the Constitution vii
variant. No unnecessary sentiment l.
wasted it l. simply a question of fan
play hctwcru man and man. and Prr>l
dent Grant expresses his fixed deter
minarinn Ia Il" his hest Ia protect black
and white alike in the en- mcnt al
THEN inalicnahIr rights.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

The Union Republican N"trI- III Waterford al"
requested - the town hall al West Water
ford the 18th diN ut August AT " clock T. m t'
rl ct a drl-.at, to the District Convention I" l'
holden at White River Junction the 10th inst al
So - nominate four Justices and II Town k"Ii"
sentative # thnught proper when met
II Fer TOWN COMMIT FL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

A PAPER FOR IoUNG PEOPLE. The
Iouth's Companion. of Boston. is one of
the most iudici"us and cnterpriSing
sheets in the country. and in breadth of
miscellaneous reading. has II" superior.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04

THIRD DISTRICT. The convention to
nominate Mr.. IIcndrt> successor i to
hr At Hyde Park, Thursday, AuY. 10.
that Mr. IIrndte will bc his own sue
ccSSor. The suggestion of Mr.. Edward :
name 10y the Newport Express. not
meeting with any enthusiasm OF even
approval as Mr.. Edwards is Il Demo
cral the Express comes ont this week
for GOV. Peck. Although it is pretty
late. no one can find any fault with this
candidate. GOV. Pccks are scarce in
the councils of the nation, and more OF
them are needed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
Second District Republican Conven
ton.

\ | mon Republican Convention Tor the SECOND
CONGRESSIONAL District ut rrm"ni H. hereby called
Ia Ice. held AT White River Junction "n W rdnr-dhN
the IGlh iaN of August next II o'clock III thr
attrTnuuu Tor the puTI''-c 81 n"mlniiih. 'dhhl
date Tor Representative to The Ioll\ flilh "lI
pIr,- and q candidate tor Presidential Elrri"i-
In compliance, with resolutions adopted 10y pre-
VIuu- District Conventions. the IL puhllrlh VOTERS
IN The, several towns III sand District will hr repre-
scented IN the nul rnti"n hN thrI DELEGATES. chosen
tu tL, fellow ing basis Each town casting less
than one hundred Republican VOTES i"I Governor
at the last STATE -l,CGI"u. Will In" entitled I" ON
delegate and each town casting "\"I on" hundred
such ~"t-- will he entitled I" OF" additional dele
gate Tor such fractional part al on" hundred \"t"'
50 east ,.Acr-in. hitN-
Tin, Delegates ia the SEVERAL towns Will lie 'l"~'.I
al Primary meetings which are directed I" Il" h'i'
AT the. usual place i"r holding Fr-rmrn- mr"iIn@'
ia sand tow NJ on saturday thu l4th dhN al August
next AT / O'clock T. m .
" hen DELEGATES Az Chn-ru b\ ballot ia" ballet
iI.> an, 1" Ia. kept open moi less than "n' hour
AltrInatr- he Ch"-'n. "T drl"=ht"- may h'
authorized {" app"int substitutes
Town COMMITTEES will gINr Ir"prr motto" al ih'
tim, aud place tor th, election al DELEGATES III inca
Respective towns
Officers ui the meetings viii furnish T." d'l"4hl"
prop, CREDENTIALS and Al" requested I" ~"ni h'
th. iiT~t mail duplicate copies I" the chairman &"
The. bI-tIict COMMITTEE
1t i ,Nprctrd that arrangements VIII IL" hihh'
Tor th,. customary half fare railroad rates
{ =. DANA
j hutchinson. III District
W + JOHNSON. committee.
WM. II \KIlS.
,Iul\ 1, LIT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-04
ST. ,Sohnsburp Galedunian,
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

FOR PRESIDENT
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
OF NEW YORK.
FnI Presidential Electors
JACOB ESTEE "t Brattlrh"r"-
CHARLES r. HOUGHION. "f Bennington.
FOR tiOVERNOR.
HORACE FAIRBANk~, of ~. bloomsbury.
Fox LIEUI GOVERNOR.
REDFIELD PROC1oH. of Rutland.
FOR TREASURER
JOHN \. PAGE, of Montpelier.
The New York herald., 1876-07-10


the Drina army, stated that e,ooo servians vers
wounded at Belina
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS ruLxD AND WOUNDED
telegram from Jagonena reports that Herr wascr,
the correspondent of the Vienna Neue Free Press was
killed, and the correspondents the Paris Temps and
Rationale were wounded.
WHAT rHK KMPEKoRs DISCUSSED AT RncHsrADr
The Standards Berlin spccalsays:"It is said the
following points were dseussee Al Rcichstadt:-The
Danube question; Austra's demand opposing the for
nation OF great Servan Power, and interference A.
the proper time in favor OF mstice"
AUSTRIA OPPOSED AGGRANDIzENExr OF sERvA
The morning Fescs Berlin despatch says Prince
Gortschakon and Count Andrmsy have telssraphed
Prince Bismarck the result OF the interview OF tho
Emperors at Reichstadt Austria Ii opposed to the
aggrsndzencnt Of Servia, and Russia demands tho
free passage OF the Dardanenes
NxvEsINux cAr1uxsn
Tho rumor Of the capture OF Nsvesnjs ID contra
dictcd
TEE sERvAxs INVADE BuLcAKIA
A despatch 10 tho Times from Zimony reports that
5000 Servans have succeeded in crossing the River
Timok and havc entered Bulgaria All Is quiet in Her.
zegovina
MoNrENEGRN MOVEMENTS
Tho movement of the MontenegrIns on hostar 10
probably FONT TO she actual march OF the Mon
tcnegrn foroes by way Of Pva to corporate with Cen
eral Zach.
The 7mes Vienna despatch says Servia has given full
satisfaction for the outrage the Austrian steamer
GEAR HIGHLY sArIsrIxD
Aftcr leaving Rcichstadt tho Cxar, while at Aussig
where the train stopped short time, conversed with
number OF the Reichrath- In reply to rcmark on
the necessity OF preserving peace tho Gar remarked
that he returned from the interview At Reichstadt
highly satisfied
The New York herald., 1876-07-10

rights of any portion Of tho people habiturly dis
regarded A division Of political parties resting
merely upon sectional lines always unfortunate and
may be disastrous. The welfare OF the South
alike with that of every other pars
OF this country, depends the attrac-
tions It offer labor and immigration
and 70 capital, but laborers will 30 and capital will
be vcnturcd where the constitution and the laws
arc defiance and distraction, Apprehension and
alarm take the place OF peace loving and law abiding
social life All parts OF the constitution are sacred
and must be sacredy obscrved-the parts that
national prosperity of tho Southern States be
more erecsually advanced by a hearty and generous
recognition OF the rights Of all by ala recognition
without reserve exception With such recognition
fully accorded Will be practicable to promote, by tho
influence of all legitimate agencies of the general gov.
ernment the Efforts OF the people OF those States s
Obtain for themselves tho blessings OF honest and o.
pablo local government II elected shall consider u
only my duty but il will be my ardent desire -
labor for the attainment of this end.
States that If shall DO charged with the duty OF
organizing an administration, II will be ono which
will regard and cherish their truest interests--the
interests of the white and OF the coorcd people boh
and equally and which will put forth It's best efforts
in behalf OF civil policy which will wipe forever
the distinction bctwcon North South In COM
mon country.
With civil service organized upon system which
will secure purity experience efficiency and economy,
. strict regard for the public welfare solely
in appointments, and tho speedy, thorough
aud unsparing prosecution and punishment Of
all public officers who betray Official trusts; with
currency; with education unscc,arian and free
TO all; with simplicity and frugaity, in public and
private AFFAIRS and with fratcrna spirit OF harmony
pcrvading tho people OF all sections and classes we
may reasonably hope that tAe second century OF our
existence as a nation WILL by tho blessing Of God be
as an of good feeling and period Of
progress, prosperity and happiness
Very respectfully, your fellow citizen,
R B. HAYES.
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
MID, IGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHfEr SIGNAL OFFIcER,
WASHINGTON, July l0-l A. N.
Ilroh0hfIffipe
WAR OEPARrMEyY


OFFICE THE CHEZ SIGNAL OrvIcER
WASHINGTON, July l0-l A. N.
IrobdbiiitieG
For the New England and the Middle Atlantic States
partly cloudy and cooler weather and possibly local
rains, with eastcrly to southery winds and slight
changes in pressure.
For the South Atlantic States fair weather, south
east to southwest Winds slight rise in the barometer
high temperature in tho southern portion and lower
temperature with rain in tho northern portion.
For the Gulf States no decided change in tempera-
turc barometer light rains tho coast, with
light and gentle southeast to southwest winds.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, partly cloudy,
cooler weather, with thunder storms. southcrly to
westerly winds and q slightly rising stationary ba-
rometcr
For the upper lake region, the Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys cooler nortbcrIy west
erly winds. rising barometer, partly cloudy weather
and local rains in Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois
For tho lower lake region increasing cloudiness
with light rams, southwest TO northwest winds and,
during the evening, rising barometer and cooler
weather
The Central Mississippi River will fall slowly.
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
SPAIN.

DEPUTY FROM NAVARRO TESTS THE YxELING
OF THE OoRTIs ON THE QUESTION OF THE
YUEROS-A VERY DEC1DED ANSWER.
MADRID, July 9. 1s76
During the debate on tho budget in the Congress,
schor Morales, Deputy from Navarro, moved an
amendment excepting that province from the general
system OF taxation
Senior Canovas del Castillo the part Of the Minis
try, opposed tho amendment and 1t rejected by
OF lit against H. Tho result is regarded
of confidence in the government and deciding the
question OF the fueros.
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
B. HAYES,
SENATOR BLAINE.

HIS RESIGNATION AS MEMBER OF THE LOWER
HoUsR-CoHDIT1oN OF HIS HEALTH
AUGUSTA, Me-, July 8. 1879.
Governor Connor has notified the Speaker OF the
House of Representatives at Washington by telegraph,
that he has appointed James G. Blaine Senator in Con-
gross and that Mr.. Blame has placed in his hands his
resignation Represe NATIVE from the Third Congress
s,onAl district.
Mr. Blane's health shows no special change, though
possibly not quito so well for day or Two past His
physician wishes to have him removed to the sea,
shore ss soon practicable Mr.. Blaine rejects thu
suggestion OF a European tour
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
THE FISHERIES.

HALirAx, N. s., July o, 1870
The cod fishery on the southern coast OF Cape Bre
ton is not so promising as at FIRST anticipated Tho
catch far much less than the same date
last year Tho Bank fisheries also report scarcity Of
hsn Herring however, have been struck abundance
cwioundland advices say the fishery III Placcntia
Bay Is good and better than the average
tcipatcd Adviccs from tho Northwest are favorable
but at Trinity and IN the ncghborhood OF St. John the
prospect Is very poor.
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
THE MISSOURI TRAIN ROBBERY.
OFFICERS ON THE TRAIL OF THE LEADEn-
NOTED OUTLAWS SUSPECTED.

NOTED OUTLAWS SUSPECTED.
ST.. LOUIS. July Q, 1879
Concerning the Missouri Pacific train robbery your
correspondent tonight ascertained from OF the
division superntcndents that the officials amos,
certain they are the trail OF tho man who led and
planned The scheme He resides near whero the rob.
berry took place, aud Tor the past three months has
bccn absent number OF mysterious trips A
posse of armed men
STARTED IN PURSUIT
OF IA Ia from Sedaia this morning and said to be
close at his heels The officials declined to disclose
anything further, except tnat they have been mott
fed of any arrests thus lar. nor has any informal
been received at Office Of the Chef Police Cen
cral Bacon Montgomery, who leads the chase is the
man who was command of the Stale militia IN 1868
and stationed at Lexington lie has bad great cxper-
anting bushwhackcrs, and much is anticipated
NOTED YOUNGER BROTHERS,
whose lawless deeds have made them famous reside
johnson City, couple Of miles from Mopcgan Springs
for which point sound started yesterday morning.
This gives rise the supposop ID police that
these outlaws have had hand In tho robbery.
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
LARGE METEOR.

Last evening at ncen Of nine O'Clock vcry
brilliant made It's appearance in tho southern
portion Of the constellation AquilIa and moved north
ward through tho consultations Of Cygnus and Cas-
sopc. disappearing about hve degrees northwest Of
Alreoccabah in tho constellation UrosA Major. IL pro
sented beautiful appearance, being about four tmet
the size Of the planet Venus with all the coOrs ." tht
rainbow. II left . long and brilliant trail
moment before IL disappeared IL broke into severd
pieces OF bright crimson and bluc color But for the
cumuus clouds the sky at thc time (at the north\
It's APPEARANCE would have been magnificent
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF HIS HEALTH.

WAsHIyGroa, July o, 1874
private letter, written at Augusta, Me-, on Frt
day, July T. and received by gentleman IN this city,
contains the following information concerning en-
Speaker Blame
He is gradually and surely improving. Tho i'm
provemcnt is slow but the less certain provided
he heeds tho advice OF h,s physician saw Or. Hill
a. ho came OF friends residence last evening
lie said Mr. Blaine very comfortable and would bs
fully restored n hc oUeyed instructions The state
ment published in this mornings Journal! that he has
not been able outside OF his sick chambet 10 pot
correct for have seen him down n number Of
times He lies abcd most OF the time, but is decidedly
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Governor Thomas A. Osborn, of Kansas Is registered
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Alexander Goedechen, Of
tho Russian Centennial Commission, n at the Grand
Central Hotel. Judge f. c. Kattei, Of Binghanton,
is ut the Astor House H. Dcvercux receiver Of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company, and
Judge Reuben Hitchcock, OF Ohio. are At tho ST.
Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
THE PLYMOUTH PREACHER.

DAxIgLsoSvLLr, Conn. July Q, 1876.
Rev. Henry Ward Becchcr preached the common
in Brooklyn, Conn, this morning TO over three
thousand people. Parties carriages IRON sur
rounding towns az far as New London woonsocket and
wudhan. THIS cvoniug he preached In the Congrega-
tIonal church IN this place. and hundreds were cd
from the doors for lack Of accommsdation.
The New York herald., 1876-07-10

ING TO KLEK.
RAGusA July O. 1874
eclavonic adviccs report that about l.3o0 were
killed on each side at the battle Of Sicnuza
A considerable body OF insurgents is marching to
Kick Turkish seaport the Adratic to prevent the
landing OF Turkish troops there.
ALARMING REPORTS FROM GENERAL zAcR's
ARMY-sIx THOUSAND MEN SAID TO DE
ED-coEREsPoHDENTs KILLED AND
woUNDED-wHAT THE EMrERoRs DISCUSSED
AT REIcHsTADT.
LoSnoS, July 10, 1876.
The Standard this morning has a special telegram
from Belgrade stating that 2e) wounded soldiers
had arrived there
Alarming rumors wore current 1t was said that
General Zachs army war almost totally DESTROYED.
War Minister NikoIist had taken General zach's
command In person.
Wounded soldiers. who had arrived at Belgrade from
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
THE IRISH RIFLEMEN.

TO SAIL FOR NEW YORK ABOUT AUGUST 21.
LONDON, July TO- 1870
A Dublin correspondent tolegraphs that the Irish
rife team will sail for New York in a Of the
White Star line about tho 21st Of August emoarking at
Queenstown.
The New York herald., 1876-07-10

DIED.
MuLLreAx-Of sudden illness, ErA HosoRA KurzS
GAN, in her 66th year.
Notice o the funeral hereafter.
McKIERNEN. On the Sth inst, JoHy McKrERSEy, 10
his 10th year, OF county Cavan.
Relatives aud friends invited TO attend the funeral
from 523 West 2Sth St, July 10, at two +. NJ
[For Oher Deaths See NinM Pdge1
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
REINFoRCEMENTs FOR TERRY.

DETROIT, Mich, July Q, 1875
The Twcnty-second regiment United States infantry,
stationed a. Fort Wayne this city. left last evening by
special train to join General Terry at Fort Abraham
1.
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
THE FLOODS IN IOWA.

DEs MONIES, July Q, 1870
The loss in tho State OF Iowa BY the recent floods
Will amount TO s10oO,oo0. The loss Warren county
alnne is f2lu 600
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
sERvIAN ADMISSION OF REruLsr.

BELGEADE, July Y, 1tIb
Oneia intelligence admits that the scrvsn attack on
Nova varasch repulscd. but claims that the Scr
vians captured the intrcnched camp near Jarinja.
They are investing Now Buzar and threatening
Mcrovitza.
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
OBITUARY.
REV. MATTHEW HART.

despatch from New Haven Conn.,, under cate Of
July O. announces tho death OF Rev Matthew Hart
for many years pastor OF St Patrick's Roman Catholic
church in that city.
The New York herald., 1876-07-10
FRANCE.

TERRIBLE COLLIERY DISASTER = SEVERAL
KILLED AND WOUNDED
METZ, July ., 1876.
An explosion Of fredamp has occurred at L'Hdptal
coiery, ST Avoid Forty-two persons were
killed and forty seven seriously injured