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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-30
IA and sherman Leave on
Tour Ofknspectiuu.
POLITICAL NOTES,

denomination OF Hon. HeisIer CIymer
READING, Pa. August %. The Dem
oerats OF Bclks county to-day renomi.
mated Hon. Hester Clymer for Con-
gress.
Hendricks opens the Campaign on
Saturday Next.
INDIANAPOLIS, August Ex-senator
Mcdonald addressed a very large
Democratic meeting in the State
House square Tonight Governor
Hendricks will make his first speech
of the campaign at Shelbyvillc, next
Saturday night.
Hayes too busy 60 visa.
COLUMBUS, o., August 29.-Governor
Hayes has received several invitations
to visit prominent gentlemen east and
west during the fall, but has declined
them all, his official duties will proba.
bly, not permit him to leave home for
some time.
California Democratic Nominations.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 29.--The
Democratic State Convention to.
day nominated as presidential electors
j. Clurrie, Il. Blenahasset, J. G. Hager-
man, and for Congressman A. c. Ellis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-30
Forest Fires In New York.

New YORK, August 20.-The forest
fires along the Hudson river Are 50 nu-
merOus and the smoke 30 dense that
navigation is dangerous.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
BONDS CALLED IN.

THE CONTRACTION OF THE FTvE-TwENTIFs
RAPIDLY GOING oE-S10, 900, 900 RE-
DEEMED.
WAsHINeToN, d. c., Sept. N.-The Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury called In for re-
demption 100000 $50 bonds of 1865
May and November, upon which the in
terest will cease the 2lst of December next
They are as follows: coupon bonds $50
No. 651 to No. 7lS, both inclusive;
500, No S60l tn No. IL 400 both
inclusive; $500, No. 1900 10 No. 1900 both
inclusive; $1,000, NJ. 35525 to No 1850
both inclusive total coupon; $1,000 600
registered bonds; $50, No. TO No. 50, both
inclusive; 500, No. 11'1 to No. 1850, both
inclusive; $500. No. 140I to No. 1910, botr
inclusive; 81 600. No. 3701 to No. $3.50, both
inclusive; S. 900, No. 22U1 10 No. 29OO, horh
inclusive; $40 600. No. SOL to M. $780,
both inclusIv-; ttal registered s. .0Oe, OOO
Aggregate, $40 100000.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
RAILROAD DECISION.

THE VALIDITY OF SOMEWHAT IRREGULAR
CONTRACT DECLARED BY THE COURTS.
ST LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-In the U hited s stes
Circuit Court to-day. Judge Dillon
decided case Of much inter-
est TO railroad men. The csse was
Henry E. Ekin VS.. the st. Louis. Kansas
City and Northern railroad, to recover in
terest upon coupons att ,cnsd 10 $685., 900
bunds issued by the st. Louis.
Council Bluffs and Omaha rail-
road company. The latter company
leased their road to she former for rental
equal TO she interest on these bonds and
said interest was to be paid a. the rent al
OF the road. This lease was made with the
consent of the stock holders OF tie ST. L
@. B. & Omaha road but the
8 ockholders of the 81. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern road never took aay formal
action on 1t until March 1875, whea they
voted is down although the comp ne 4
made three semi-annusl payments
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

A EdEDY TIL It DEFIE5 COaPG CIrION
Hostetter's Stom CHI Filters defy cOmpeii-
ton. or he host o. rival tonics that have
cropped up during long career, n d one has
gained and retained such large share OF pub
lie. favor tn ugh many have enjoy ed
eDhemeral popularity. The reason is this.
inst VIII, reas many o. these medicines were
advertised to perform cures of the most start
Dg nature, they have whe tes' Ell. almost
tnva tabIy turned out to be of little or
value while the great invigorant, whose rep
utation they were intended to rival, has
never disappoin ed those who have placed
their confidence in 1t. 1t has vindi ca ed In the
ampl-st m 'nner its aims 10 De cons dereC
positive specific remedy for liver complaint,
dyspepsia, malarious fevers, debility, coosti-
paIion and numerous other maiadies arising
from genera we kness and disorders of the
stomach. liver and bowels.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
SNEEZlNd CATARRH /!

This is constant sueeEe, sneeze sneeze un-
I'll your hes seems resdy 10 fly OF, until your
nose aud eye discharge excessive guam tiles
OF mucus, thin acrid aud poisonous, on H. un-
mt for business or pleasure, you numb your
sc among the most afflicted of mortals des-
uned 10 suffer periodical, the greatest disfr IS
without r lief or consolation. Every draught
every breath OF air seems an enemy in dis
gulse. This l. properly called scute ca,srrh
ami commonly cold in the head. Its constant
recurrence is kue 10 constituiionallv week or
Oh eased asal organs, end enfeeoitd action of
me respiratory 81 nds. In the permanent
cure OF this d 'stressing m alady Sanfords Had-
zeal Cure for Catarrn is new failing Specific
Instant relic follows the first DOSE It's use
sesiroys the Dorb d sensIIiveneSs to a mos
pheric changes which predispose people to
this disease. and is Sure TO prevent an aJtack
OF chronic or lucrative catarrh.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
A DEMOCRA &c OVATION.

NINE THOUSAND PEOPLE TURN OUT TO HEAR
THE GOSPEL OF REF 'RM AT SALEM.
[By Telegraph to the SENTINEL
SALEM, IND, Sept 2l.-To-dsy We had
the greatest political ovation ever
given In this county. Colonel
Gray and Bovd Winchester spoke
to the people. The display was perfectly
grand. Nine thousand came In delegs-
tons, each delegation averaging five hum
dred. The streets and roads, doors and
roofs and windows were full OF the throrg.
The like was never before witnessed in this
county. Democrats are in the field 70 win.
We repudiate the war spirit, and want
justice and honest government. We have
gained some valuable sccessions. For in
stance, Thomas Mesders, tor years a noble
soldier, and always Republican, speaks
next Saturday for Tilden and Hendricks.
Washington county ia in line.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
FIRE INSURANCE.
SESSION OF THE NATIONAL BOARD OF UN-
DERwRITERs IN NEW YORK.

SESSION OF THE NATIONAL BOARD OF UN-
DERwRITERs IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, September 2l.-The Ns-
tioDal Board OF Underwriters met this
morning, and Immediately went into ex-
ecutive session. After the session repOI
vas made upon the report OF the commit
tee of fifteen which had en- lsi
1ver at the previous session. Toe frs
section, that the board meet twice a yea.
was adopted. The second section, tina
b lard C Companies hsviDg their home Office
IN places where executive or provisional.
c mmittees are calico upon TO pass upon
rstt shall be represented and baye vote,
was adopted. he third section Re quiripg
all deviations from rates be
reported, was adopted. The fifth
section relative to establishing a Western
department. of the national board was re-
FRED to a special committee of five. The
sixth section, that the system OF filming
agents be abolished, was referred e.
the executive committee. A resolution that
the executive committee be directed
TO inquire into the expediepcy OF suthoriz-
Ing a committee of cooperation in the
South was adopted. The president read q
communication from Savannah relative to
toe yellow fever. A sup=crpEion was taken
up resulting in 1921
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
THE NoRPHFIELD BANDI rs.
CAUGHT AND URNED OUT TO BE
THE YOUNGERS

The YOUNGERS
F UR OF THEM CHASED DnwN-oNE KILLED
AND THREE TAKEN ALIvE-Tw, MORE
TRACED INTO DACoTAH AND CLOSELY
PURSUED
ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept 2l.-The Pioneer
Press has a sp &C al from MsdelIs, Wstonws
county, Minnesota, announcing the cap
ture of our of the Mort field robbers. Tue
tour captured are those lost track of
In the timber around Msnksto, two of
whom are supposed to be the noted
YOuuger brothers. The dispatch says the
our missing robbers went Tn a house at 7
A. NJ. Today, about seven miles north of
mere, bought some bread aud buJJer and
started west on loot. N5ws WAS sen; In IS
fast "a a horse could q agel. Forty or hfty
men we're after them soon az hey could
gst horses and arms. They drove them
Into a slough about eight miles north of
the prairie aud opened fire on
them. Tbe.robbers returned fire but kept
working toward the rivar and at last gOJ
there sud hid in tue bushes. b this time
our men were all tnget ntr snd surroun nd
ed the bush the robbers we're in. The fir
ing became general. our man sdvanclr z
all the JIms. At last the ROBBERS saw there
was no use md gave up. Oae was killed
and the other three ere wounded One has
only q wound in the arm. The one that is
SUPPOSED To BE COLE YOUNGER,
is wounded badly in the band aud back,
and the other has bad wound in the
Jaw and shoulder. L. islthought that one,
perhaps two, will die of their wounds.
One of them has an old wound in his arm,
Supposed to be one of the wouudtd at
Mortified. Capt. Murphy vas wounded
in the sioe, aud Geo Brad 'ord's
| arm scra' cbed, but they are both only
! light wounds, and will be all right. A
Pioneer Press special from oux City says
nat the two robbers who We're chased iGto
ID kota we're overtsken by a cit 'usi
p $50 SIX miles above va kiOn
day. The 7, bbers when sighted
/ turned and fired wounding one
of the pursuers' horses, and then
took to the woods and were again lost
sight of. The hunt is b-ing continued
and it is thought Will certainly end In run
ming the bs down. Gov. Pillsbury has
teIegraphed the local officers at Sedalis tc
at ouce send to this CITY the wounded rob-
bers and the body of the dead one, and
they will be here tomorrow morning.
| LATER.
The wounded robbers have confessed to
the sheriff having them in charge that they
are the Younger brothers. but refuse to
give the name OF the dead conrade.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
LUCRATIVE CATARRH.

This is the destruc i've and teri bic stage OF
the disease. The W ole sal passages, includ-
ing the eyes and ear the Iorsl,s, throat, bron-
CHA tubes and luPgs became one after an
9th r. sffec ed. IDflamed, liberated, and suc-
cumb rapidly to This fFightfui monster. A pe-
cullsr acid is generated AND set a / bertv by
this disease, which, permeating the blood,
AID allows the sy stem no opportunIIs to throw
on the malady uuiii IS poison is neuTralized
ana expelled. II is here that consu u lou al
treatmen. becomes OF the most vital cOnse-
queHce, "bec use unless arrested a this stage.
The disease will make rapid progress toward
pulmonary consumption. "-Warren's House.
mold Physician, Meanwhile, 500 hing, heal
ing and astr1ngent medicine must be applied
direc ly to the LAS al pa sages, his forming the
most perfect treatment of the dIst ase possI Bile.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
WILLIAMS IN WAYNE.

INDIANA's MKT GOVERNOR AND THE TALL
SYCAMORE RECEIVE RoUsING DEMON
sTRAIION IN RICHMOND.
IBy Telegraph - the Sentinel
RICHMOND, IND, Sept. 2I.- he largest
and most enthusiastic gathering of the
campaign greeted Williams and VOORHEES,
to-day. At an early hour this morning
continuous stream of peo-
pie began pressing into town
wagons tsstefully decorated aud f lied With
young ladies, citizsns in carriages and
uniformed horsemeD, all vieiDg with each
other to do honor to IudisDa's statesmen.
The grand procession formed in line, and
after marching through the principal
streets of the city moved to the fair
grounds where the vast company was sd-
dressed by the Hon. j 8. d Williams and
the Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees,, each
beitg received with rounds OF
applause. The citizens OF Wayne
were well pleased with Honest
Blue Jeans, and will give him substantial
evidence of il in October. Before Mr..
Voorhees, had finished speaking a shower
of rain came on and he was compelled TO
retire to shelter, but so xious were the
people to hear him that they called for
him to return, and be finished his spec ca
IN the rain. A brilliant torch-light pro-
cession is now forming, and the greatest
enthusiasm prevails.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
CHRONIC CATARRH.

vmptoms-Obstructed breathing, partial
C osure OF one or Doth nostrils, a stopped up,
stuffed up" feeling in the head, constant
blowing OF the nose, discharges fr m the nose
OF q watery or THICK yellow or greeni mucus,
frequently streaked wi h blood. Sometimes
the matter b. comes encTusted in me nasal
passages and Is removed only by prolonged eff
fort. In ne morplng on rsi he symptoms
are the worst. Violent blowing, hawking and
splitting until the crusts are reno we'd, at ieRst
partially, and the throat is freed from the mat
ter that has accumulated curing the night.
FINALLY the poisonous secrefions attack the
throat, bronchial tubes, lungs, terminating n
pulmonary consumption, accom- panied by a
most offensive breath and impaired eyesight
and hearing.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
PERMANENTLY CURED

Sanford's Radical Cure for CaIarru is a safe,
certain and permanent cure for cataTrh in
every form. ana is the most perfect remedy
ever devised. 1t is purely vegetable disill a.
lion, and is applied iucsIly by Insulation and
constitutonaliy by internal administration,
LOca ~ applied, RELIEF is instsniRneous. 1t
soOtheS, heals and Clea the nasaf paSsages
or every eellng OF heaviness, obstruction, dull
ness or dlZZl eSS. Cos sttuIiOna y admInis-
tered, it renovates the blood, purifies It of the
acid poison with which IL is a ways charged in
caiarrh, stimulates The stomach, live and
K idDeys, perfects digeS, ion, makes new blood
and permits he lOrmatio o. SOU ID, healI nv
tissue and fiuaIiy obtains complete control
over the disease. The r-markaole curative
powers. when All other r. NEEDLES utterly fail,
Of Sanfords Radical Cure are al tested by thou
sands who gratefully Recommend il 10 Eel og-
sufferers. NO statement il mare regarding il
thai can no. be substantiated by tn mosi re-
spectacle and reliable references. IL is great
and god medicine, and worthy all confidence.
Each package contains tr-sIi e on Csta RI,
anu DR.. SanfOld's Improved inhaling tube and
full direc ions tor lis use 10 all ease
nfoTd's Radical Cure is sod b. all whole
sale and retail druggists throug lVut the United
10 ~ DIT
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
THE TIDE OF WAR
APPARENTLY TURNING IN FAVOR OF sERVl
LITTLE PRosPEor OF PEACE.

APPARENTLY TURNING IN FAVOR OF sERVIA
LITTLE PRosPEor OF PEACE.
LONDON, Sspt 2l.-Tae rim9s Belgrade
correspondent says he doubts whether il
Is possible TO ignore Prince Milsn's proc
lsmstion ssklog peace, as h
priests and masses of the popu a.
ton side with General Tchernsytf1
and the Russians. The cor
respondent also says: "Servia now
believes in Victory 1 must saw this
belief Is not surprising, ths Servian Mo-
ravisn army occupied strong position,
tn ming a semi-crcle from AlexiDslZ AND
ID slgrsde around to d junis a d Wiki
the Turkish army is more concentTa ed,
but as it is IN valley batween the lett
and right OF the Servlans' position, the
Turks would not have much chance OF
advsf cling further. IG is also asserted
that the Turks lack food. DoseTters assert
wnen c7sDgIog toeIr camping grounds
the Turks burn their tents. 1he Ser
VANS believe that this Is in
,Dst quence of the appearance of the
p sgus. The Dsligrsd correspondent of
the Daily News telegraphs tnst il the ar
mistice were tor fortnight, he would not
De surprised IL Starvation compelled the
Turks TO evscust9 tneir position. A dis
patch from Vienna says the Austrian am-
basssdor at Constsnunople is ne otiatine
relative to conditions OF psace between the
pore and Montenegro in hopes OF obtain
ing the cesslon of the porte of Spitzs to
Montenegro,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
SHELBY COUNTY SOLID.

RoUsINe TOWNSHIP MEETING IN LONDON.
(By Telegraph TO the Sentinel
FAIRLAND, IND, Sept. 2l.-At one of the
largest township meetings ever held in
Shelby county. which took place this even
ing a. London, Mr.. B. s Sutton made q
most telling speech showing up Grsntism
and corruption generally in unmessured
terms. Not less than 500 people were
present, among them about 15O
rilden and Hendricks Guards in uni
form. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
and at the conclusion the immense crowd
sent up three rousing cneers for the ma
iousl and state tickets and the speaker o.
the evening.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
BABCoCK's ,KOU BILE.
PROGRESS OF THE SAFE BURGLARY TRIAL
NETTLE>HIP ON TEE STAND.

PROGRESS OF THE SAFE BURGLARY TRIAL
NETTLE>HIP ON TEE STAND.
WASHING TON, ID. c., s PIT. 2l.-In the
safe bur.lsry trial to-day, Col. Whiteley
was cross-examined by judge Full
lerton. The testimony did not
differ materially from that given
yesterday. E. G. B+Tfi-ld, f,rmerely
8 ,iicitor OF 9 tire sury, test fled to the
intimate relations existing between Bah
cock, Harrington and whitley and said
that ON one occasion, In tne
spring Of 1874, be telegrspned Whiteley
in New Y ,rk to come to Washington, AS
Babe OK wished t. see him. Wniteley
came and bad interviews with Bsbcock
and Harrington. j G. NeItleship WAS next
psced upon the 9 AID and a bolle PEE
sented In his case. He ttsti-
fed ct great length and gave
the history OF how be srrsng d
she safe burglary under instructions rom
Whi,eley. Amor 9 other thi. gs be said,
two men were detailed TO ascs rtaip, II
possible, where newspaper men Obtained
Information ABOUT disirict afia r.. and &c
reporS to Babcock'- s--isrsnt. Adjourned.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
MITCHELL MARCHING ON.
A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AID
DRESSED BY GOV WALKER.

a LAh0E AND NHlANllC mFEilNd AL
DRESSED BY GOV WALKER.
[By Telegraph to the Sentinel.l
MITCHELL, IND, Sept. 2l.-At al early
hour this evening a crowd OF nearly
fifteen hundred persons, mostly voters, as
sembled at Bigg's Hall, where they had
the pleasure OF listening to the mos'
eloquent and logical speech
of tins campaign by Gov. Walker. OF Vir-
ginia. The wild st enthu sissm prevailed,
and the Radicals look terribly blue Many
Republicans admit the speech to be the
best they have listened to during the can
vass, and some on leaving the
hall expressed their determination
supporting Blue Jeans and the entire
state ticket in October. The Ia dies OF
Mitchell pronounced Gov. Walker the
handsomest man as veil as the most elo-
quent speaker they had ever listened to.
The Mitchell glee club furnished the music.
Extensive preparations are being made
for Our grand rally October 81. You may
expect q good report from Lawrence
county.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.

A NATIONAL CONVENTION CALLED BY FIGHT
ING JOE HOOKER IN THE INTEREST OF TIL
DEN AND REF RM.
WAsHINGroN, d. c., Sep. 2l.-The Sol
diers' and Sailors National Reform Assc-
citation have to-day issued call for grand
msss convention OF Union soldiers and
sailors, in favor OF reform in the nstionsi
admin. trstioD, to be held in Albany, n
Y, Thursday, October 19 in the interest
of TildeD and Hendricks. The call is
signed by the executive committee, with
Nj. Gen. Joe Hooker as pr s'dept.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
HURRAH FOR HENRY.

THE eRANDEsr DEMONSTRATION OF THE
CENTENNIAL YEAR IN HONOR OF DAN
VOORHEES, AND HON ST BLUE JEANS.
IBy Telegraph to the sentinel.l
NEW CASTLE, IND. Sept. 81 The grand
est and largest political gathering of the
Democracy that ever was known
in this county, assembled here yesterday
The several road scattering here were at ten
o'clock A. M. literally lined, packed aud
damned with delegations rom all parts Of
this and adj joining counties, with banners
and flags flying, and mOttos OF every con-
csivsble kind. One OF the banners wss 8
true and artistic portrait of soldiers with
bayonets and a section OF artillery, under
which were the words, s'Going South TO car
~ the electors for Grsntism and Don Cam
eron," one evidence OF the great success o.
the meetin was the large numbe' o.
waveriDg Republicans who paid the very
closest attention to every word uttered b,
the speakers. and who approved and as
sented to the sentiments expressed, viii e
the officeholding Radicals bit their teeth
with rage. At night there was grand
torchlight procession, the first ever had by
the Democracy of this county, after
which David s GOoding addressed
an immense audience at the large
SQUIRT house. The speakers, VOORHEES, snO
Williams, ex expressed their great surprise
that Henry county could turn out such an
immense number of Democrats.
Lster.-The Republicans are mai to des-
perstion at the success of our meeting, and
because members OF their party are desert
ing like rats from a sinking ship. They ar
circulating all manner OF false aud mali
cious reports against the Demo cracy.
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degree. Dan. ]. CslIsn made q specisl sp
peal to bis few countryme to vote for re-
form, Tilden, Hendricks and Uncle il mmy,
which they will do without an exception
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
SPANISH NEWS.

THE CASE OF TwEED-TROoPs FOR CUBA.
LONDON, Septembe ga special to the
Times from Santsnder states that VIM. NJ.
Tweed wss sent yesterday to
Corunna where he was embarked
for Cuba to be surrendered on his arrival
there TO the United SCases officers. The
same dispatch announces that 1000 troops
left Corunna for CuDs.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
FOREIGN.
THE EASTERN WAR.

RHE TIMRs ON TIE sIIUATIoN-THE TERMS
INSISTED UPON BY TURKEY-CoMPLAINTs
OF INFLUX OF RUSSIAN TROOPS IN sERvIA.
LONDON. Sept. 22.-The Vienna CORES
pendent of the Times says the wish of the
Turks that the influx OF the Russians
should cease during the period OF the ar
mistice is reasonable. The Servian army
has become to all intents a Russian one.
This element feels i'self master OF the sit
uation. III the influx be not stopped the
powers will prepare their treaty of pr ace
for the waste basket. 1t is not
feasible to make the conclusion of an ar
mistice dependent on any pledge Russia
might take. 1t must be done indirectly.
An srmistice is confidently expected and
there Is an agreement between
powers about the basis of psc'fcaiioD
This Is the basis proposed by Z 1glsnd
These proposals have not been cJmmuni-
Gated to the porte, but are the result O.
several private conferences. The porte
has considerably reduced Its demands
thus regarding the question OF Milsn's do
ing homage, some act should be perio N d
the ceremony t. be- settled later. As to
the gsrrisoning OF fOrtresses,
toe demands have been re-
duced TO temporary occupation
of Alexinsiz until the works Their ara de-
molished. 10 other fortresses the Otto
man flag i to be saluted. A railway to
Belgrade Is insisted upon but with
the modification that the Servians
shall make it thin Ger
tain time. There is a disposition To
reduce the claim for Indemnity. It sp-
pears that Turkey merely wishes to save
,, the form and have some moral satisfaction.
The Times says that formal srmistce
was established on Tuesday by Kerem
Pssha and General TcberDaytff to last un-
til Sept %. The Turks advanced from
Saitschsr, which was burned on Tuesday,
before arrangements OF formal armistice,
but this is regarded as a vioistion o.
| the agreement. The Daily TELEGRAPH
correspondent at Vienna saws that
the Russian Char d'Affairs expressly
refuses TO consent TO the adj ption OF the
p rintregsrding the influx of Russians into
Servia.