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oErery Postmaster II, Oxford County0

Albany j. n. L0yejos, AnJovcr, r. A. Bod
well Bethel, Poster n llev~ey. Nv. Woodbury.
Brownheld. j. =. FuuA, Bge S1elt, J- II. peS3
Ter " Atwood Geo. ID Ei~Occ. L-g-. niNhcll
Hon. +. a.. Harlow. FL, ebur-. \. r. Lewis. Il
McKeeue. GilcaI, Tlo>. Wright. a. j. Flake
Grafton. John Ecattlc, Greenwood, ID. \. conn
hanover, 4. IA. knapp. Hebron, y g.. Whitman
Hiram. l. 4. Wal -Nurtl, Mason, %. TT. Brow
Mexico. Hcur, ". FarA, Norway, GEORGE L.
Farahlm. E-U.. ON!ori. Rev. ~ \. I'rAn '9-
a. T. Hawkes.. Peru. 4. g.. uuuc- Porter, !. w
Rcllou. Isaac l.. French. kaW,,Is, T.. II. u0iy.
ln~: sweden. N. sanders :. Waterford j. NJ
shaw. Woodstock, %. G. U-ht0u, Franklin
VI lton Plantations, q. n. Thornton.
Agents viii deduct their commission UeioI
sentir.- MONEYS tl tlI~ office.
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Local 4gentS.

The following persons are authorized Agent
for thc OXFORD DEMOCRAT. rlcy Will receipt
for cash and attend Oh Orders Tor JOB OTIS AZ
vsrti-ir, and to ANN other matters which subscr.
byr- NAV desire
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II was liltlo strange that the Repub-
licaus OF Oxford County lid not stamp
and shout every time the names of Hayes
and Wheeler were mentioned at their
County Convention 1t Is particularly
strange considering the fact only a
fortnight had passed since the man on
whom they had set their hearts was dc
tested by said Hayes ticket. But there
Is something stranger than this, which
We have TO record. Last week tie DemC-
Gratis OF Norway put out Tl,den and
Hendricks tlag Now Tlden WAS the
first choice of Oxford County Democrats.
The have always loved him and advocated
his election Yet, as the starry banner
loated on the breeze, bearing This sacred
name, the stiffness Of death reigued over
the assembled multitude. No cheers no
applause; mot zip" as 81 observer
remarked. The silence was portenlious
OF the gloom which will surround the
buried candidates in November. Not
drum was heard, not funeral note"
a FIllLE."-oome enterprising dem
Ocrats OF Bethel thought il would be a
grand idea TO ho.d ratification meeting
in thu, village Tuesday allernoon-it
would be so patriotic, YOU know. And
then there would be s crowd in town 10
attend the Odd Fellows ce ebration, and
it the speakers should make any refer
ence to l776 they might cheer, and give
the impression that there was unbounded
ratification enthusiasm. Many members
OF the party objected 10 holding such
meeting as it might interfere with the
exercises planned by Mt. Abram Lodge.
la spite OF the judgment OF these cautious
gentlemen and their predictions that it
would prove "a izzle." the meeting was
pushed through. Now it so happened
that shower set in snd delayed the Odd
Fellows exercises and the crowd of for
eigners was in a sacred edifce when said
ratification meeting opened. Perhaps 8
bakers dozen assembled at the Films and
witnessed the unlurling Of , BY -
flag TO which was tackled small piece of
sheeting containing the names of Tilden
and Hendricks Col. A. w. Bradbury OF
Portland discoursed briefly concerning
the party. but felt that the crowd was too
small to slop over before, and so the
"fzzle3 adjourned.
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Republican Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT
RUTHERFORD h. HAYES
or ONO.
TOR NICE-rRLSIDENT
WILLIAM \. WHEELER
't \tW loEE.
FOR GOVERNOR
= Ell ID f. y G . y y . X
OF AUGUSTA.
For Presidential EIector,
|. WARREN MERRILL.
F,- Member % Con-te--
-ul n-t.-WILLINM 7. FRYE, OF LEWsroN.
COUNTY NOMINEES.
Tor Senators.
-ANJEL u. WAD>TOErH OF HIRAM.
JAMES IRISH OF HARTFORD
For County Attorney.
GkOR0E D. BISBEE OF EUCRtIELn.
For County Commissioner.
CHARLES O. PENDENTER OF DENutES.
ty5 Register OF Probate.
ul tEitk G.. DAVIS ot PARIS.
For sheriff
JOSIAH 81. WRITTEN % EycbrTtp.
For County Treasurer.
DEOEGE II. WATKINS OF PARIS.
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IL is well known THAI there IS an o4u
burying- ground at Steep Falls IN t1is
town. ON - sandy bluff no, lar from The
house OF +. O. Brown. |; - retired
beautiful spot overlooking the river
portion ct The posts which formed part
OF the fence, sill remain. showing the
outlines OF the ground; bu, the spot was
long since abandoned rs Il bury ms pace
for the dead, and The bodies mostly re-
moved. Visitors. however, who have II
curiosity to visit the spot. will discover n
marble stone leaning against msP'e
tree. near by a short mound which bears
this inscription:
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E!''tral d,
|tH'atases
E'taetra
EeeaS'eOfca
fsae its To-
ES'e'ndia,
IT, Itha
E'''iiapr,
Pa, Trra,|
G''tl.hOrf
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, 1876-08-15
is THIS REFORM? =?


STANDARD.
Special Ditpaseh to Tns 1ribBns.
WABlI1NdToN, D. G., Aug. 14.-Thc pol!tIclnna
are very proud Ut the trick by which they llnvo
mado prctcnse Of Clyil-Sorvice Reform with
put having to put up with any Of its incon-
veuenccs. The more this section Ut the Legis-
Tive, Executive, and judicial Appropriation bill
Is read, the more apparent the swindle becomes.
1t really puts 10 restrictions political asscss-
1ncnts ut all, since officers OF tho United States
who are appointed by tho President with tho
advice and consent OF the eenate are excepted
from It's provisions. It IL not unlawful for then,
10 mike political assessments upon their sub-
prdinntcs, or for the latter to pay them, and It
Ytyes to these higher officers
\ MONOPOLY or THE BUSINESS.
An Illustration will show how the law will oper-
Ate. Secretary Chandler ID chairman Of the M
tional Executive Comtnitteo Of the Republican
purity. Tile Office he holds under the Govern-
aent tllat Ut Secretary Of the Interior Is one to
whlcll he was appointed by the President with
fore may make political assessments upon Ill of
the clerks and employees of hls and evsry other
Department, aud It is perfectly lawful for thcln
to be paid but II clerk tn tho Interior depart
ment undertakes to hsscss his fellow
md may. on esenviet!on, be Sned $780,
E1-Goy. Mccormick, Of Arizona, Secretary Of
tue Republican National Committee, lolds no
olllce under tho Government, unless the poa!.
tton Of Centennial Commissioner u considered
one, md there Is therefore no law to prevent
him from collecting money Of Government en-
p!oyes for political purposes. Postmaster Ed
minds. Of this city, Secretary OF tho Nepub,
l!cau Congressional Committee. and general
pointed to otflce BY the President, md Is there
tore 1t perfect liberty to levy political taxes on
Government e1ploye1 to his heAlt's contonL
, 1876-08-15

AHHTSTfrD AT LAST.


Rp<etdf 1i.pasea to 7ze 7'tannt.
QuIHcT, ILL.,. Aug. 14.-Thc Wing To-day has
the following fro,n KrksvIilc, No.: "Joe T..
1Icthorineton, Sheriff Of hlahaska County,
Iowa, arrived IN Elrksvllle Saturday evening
in quest Of \ man by the name OF A. j.
Tarr, who was Indicted for murder Iu
the first degree April 10, 1870. It seems
that Farr and his brother had q quarrel with
tllcr brother-in-1aw, Henry Graham, and, after
some words, A. j. Farr said To tlrahnm: II
YOU crook your finger At me will Kilt yntt.'
tiraham crooked his finger, and Farr sot him,
killing bin instantly. IL 1ed, and lts brother
was tried for, .bclng an accessory to
the deed, aMl Ent fifteen years IN ths
renftentiasy. A. !. Farr las been living
IN the Charlton Hills, abIut 10 miles vest IT
klrhsyl1c and, feeling secure, he rot narrctl.
at tile time Of his arrest he WAS eating supper,
and, when untitled by the Sheriff thai he was
wanted in Iowa, he refused to 70, and said they
could Kill him, hut hv would moi 70 back alive.
After mn hours struggle and fighting
mil rode 8 mile. and then rot a wagon
and landed him in the KirksvIfle jail. Deputy
Sheriff Williams, Of Affair, assIstct IN the. ar
rest, and he says that they l,nl IL keep the fa-
ily Under coycr OF their TevUlvars to keep them
from running in search IT their nelghhurs to
rcscuc Farr. Farri is n man nf nhout 81 years Of
age, feet 10 Inches IN height, ant, ~ strong As
a lson. Mr.. ffcthcrInytou took him to Oska-
LOUISA thIa mofn[1g.h
, 1876-08-15
WASHINGTON. !
The President Sends in His
Approval Of the River
and Hnrbor Bill.
And incidentally Reads tho
House q Lesson in
Economy. -
He Will Waste No Money on
GooBe-Creeks or Duck
Ponds.
The House Finally Succeeds in
Killing the Fast-Mail
Scheme.
A Specimen of Civil.Sorvico Ro.
form Enacted by the Con.
fcdcrates.
Mr.. Kasson Gives the House
Few Prominent Points in
Tilden'a Life,
Whcrcat Sammy Coz wakes
Wroth, and Gives the Lilo
Direct.
The Hawaiian Treaty Fatll1ed
by the Senate.
Defes Of the sohoo ol Amendment IN
the Benate.
Mr.. Kasson Gives the House a
Few Prominent Points in
Tilden'a Life,
Whcrcnt Sammy Coz wakes
Wroth, and Gives the Lilo
Direct.
The Hawaiian Treaty Ratified
by the Senate.
pefea Of the Soho ol Amendment IN
the Benate.
ON THE HIP.

ON THE HIP.
,usT WHERE TIE PRESIDENT HAS THE cofsrps.
Special DtspascA to Tns Tribune
WASHINGTON, d. G., Aug. little President
threw the House into q great state of e1tite-
mcut this afternoon BY his message Announcing
tho signature Of the river and IIarbor bill. In
accordance with the determination announced
through THE TRIBUNE last week, he signed this
BILL hut Informed the House that ho would not
have done 40 had the expenditure Of the money
been obligatory upon him. A. It was, he should
expcnl no money provided for In the b!!l except
at points whcro 1t was needed to preserve works
already begun, or to carry on those which
were national in their character. Among
The reasons given for this was tho abolition
OF the oillce Of Supervisor of Internal
Revenue, and the reduction Of tho approrrla-
tions for collecting tho rovcnuc, which be
thought might reduce tho Income Of the Gov
ernment- Some Of tho Democrats, forgetting
that by the very terms ot the RIVER aud Harhor
bill very much was left to the discretion Of tho
Secretary If War, -
MADE unnAT ouTcny
against the tncssagc, the groundlessness Of
which was very clearly shown BY Pierce and I'd
the message, which Was very wcnk, but Holman
threw the whole Democratic ride Of the House
Into consternation by announcing TINT the POSI-
ton taken By the President WIS tle correct one.
THIS bill, although 1t is In nany respects bcttor
than that Ut Inst ycar, is thu vehicle upon whcl,
many Jubs have bcon carried through both
Huilsca. Creck8 mid rivers which have no cosl-
mcrce, and mover vii! have any, are appropriated
for, and precedent has been established in 1t
wifcl may yet be quutctl rs authority for dc.
mandtng TINT Congress shall improve evury
walerpowcr and mlll.privt1ege In the country.
II II Is constitutional aud proper for the Gem
srsl Goser'nent nj, t, t9 npproprlatg, s g
, 1876-08-15
NOTES AND NEWS.
NO MORE FAST NAIL TRAINS.

6Pkc1d{ u1fP0FEH 10 1ns tf1QuHt.
WARRINGTON, D. C., Aug 14.-Thc House
Committee on rost- Offices and post-Roads Inns
concluded to take no action On tho Post-l1outo
bill. ThEsdcclslon postponcs until next winter,
II not indefinitely, the re-cstablish,ncnt Of the
fast mails, and it also prevents tho restoration
Of the franking privilege. While the QUO re-
suit causes grcnt Inconvenience to thousands Of
people who had come to consider the fast u,ails
almost necessity, tho other will not b. re-
GREETED by tlu people.
wArTEnsoy.
To ths Tesftrn Assocfd'ed Press.
an interesting scene occurred " tne Aomse
to-day when Henry Wnttcrs0n, OF Louisville,
was sworn in. hr. Wattcrson was warmly con
graduated by many members.
SENATOR MOTION
WASHINGTON, U. c., Aug. 14.-scnator Nor
ton Las returned from lndann, and Is fl his seat
another political speech In the Scnnto at thls
session, and that tho report that he .purpnsed
repeating hers the speech rccent]y delivered by
him In ludfana Ena no foundation.
TIE EXECUTIVE.
President Grant camc to tito Capitol, at noon
to-day, accompanied by the Attorney General,
the Secretary ofthe Treasury, and the Secretary
They viii relnall, IN thc Presidents room during
the day for the examination aud approval Or
disproya1 Ut bills.
PAST HALLS,
The House Committee On Post-Oa!ces and
post-I2oads took no acttou to-day on the Post
Route bill, which was referred to that Commit
tee on Saturday. Tho bill was amended in tho
l3f privilege to Il, md il Is understood
that liz House will non-concur IN tho. amend,
1ents. This IL Indicated by tic act,on uf the
House iu referring the bill TO THIS Cou'lnlttcc,
which will not bo c.Illetl again this session te
report, and as'uGle objection will prevent them
from reporting outside Of regular bill.
NOMINATION.. ..
The President has nominated MILFORD L. VII
son to be Appraiser Of Merchandise at tho Port
Of st. Paul. Miun.
, 1876-08-15
Their Efforts Still Diverted from
Braking Trains to Break.
ing Laws.
Freight and Travel Sorely Inters
ruptcd on the Ohio g.
mississippi.
Action Taken by the Governor
OF Illinois Yesterday.
Miserable and Cowardly Shllly.Shaliya
Ing Of Coy. Hendricks.


Enxafr f&A - r. ~ lktHA
Y.nr..s pu, =. Az 1s".,rhnro In. h.s.
.not,,cr INV nf d,s,mrhonrc ,nn,h.r nf ,sag,r
intnrruntci. ann,hcr of freoht dc1ovea on1n
Ia h. i1estrnvcJ. md nj, hcro,'sc 1TendT,cr. hns
,,ot m. co,tropc or wIlI mt tnke fhe trouhlc ~
do hls ,tnt,, Tho r,,tor. .tt1t ho1I rcs,o,.,o,
NJ thc Ohio <, Mt,s,astnn, 1,oad. stlli dcfv thc
Inv ami hloct,t, tr,,,k line ~ trof1c md III
hcca,,se he DcnmratIr cond,5o,c fnr vtco~
rrc.s1o,,, In, nnt n. ,,crv. NJ honc.tv ~,
maintain ths .,,rrcma,v ~ the law Il IL
nrolohic lint. for aav ar "a. nnh,io
svnnathv ras ,r,,h TIM strikers. for tbev hal
synPaeny was VITA INC st'iksss' Aor tney hao
been unpaid and ili-uscu. nut It has now simply
become question whether or not law and order
can be maintained in Indiana 60 long as Hen-
i1xIo. I. rl,,.or,o. ,,1 q ,,n..r. thot tho ,v,.
u'eAe e.''o'' eua ~ .aas 'no a1e
s'on lhust pe answered. III thc hceatse. IL naa
been the custom Of Hendricks to gh1rk respoD-
sibi1tttcs ever since he has been Governor and
1c Ioea Il t,v tl,e mean contr{vanre nf hcinv ah.
.o,,, t.or,, ~, s,,.a ~. ".n,, ...o,s. .o"ssha.
sent '1o" tnc o'a'o 'os many "esAS toSe'ncs'
anti .--.--.-.. .....--..
REFUSING TO DEvotvE HIS AUTHORITY
scrton hcfnr Rcnuh,icon and man ~ ,,oth
aeAto", ne'us Alu a.au =. vvtu
oralh hna nerve, Toulo DC su1e 70 10 somcthshG
10 hufl tnc Uem0crats' toF lnatance1 naVfh&f
a.,;'n an, ~ ,e ',,.t,-baars. ~ v,poo,ns. t,s..
q"sa eou naoo. 10 .s ia . ts
nj 1ronson, but Hendricks knows that would
neyer do. ns these strikers and their synpathzcro
,ro mnstlv ncmocr,t. onl votc,a in rndiana.
, mu 'Aos5 s.ao .,,a aua T. hs,..s
WING tnc snppess "noso psopelsy oe!nE
destroyed and the passengers who arc sub]ccte1
10 great cxtra expense and trouble arc mostly
non.rcftdents and of little value in
rue st ro,,T1c.I. ncoxourn ov ,unr,na,
,,. ..,.,.,,an ~ n,,n. T., n'.nso,,on,. ~ ~. -.
.he sltune'o, eo,ne"', :" ".o,seoo."Co ~ .uo "
fus1l oil Hendricks 10 DO hls duty Is TINT the law
ia tleflcd in those good old Democratic countiea
nj Enox and lark snu }y these etrf,cr.. md that
E,nIrrta IL still ahsrnt firm, thn State .ntE
Iii ref,'srs IN ,nafntain TIM aunrrmary Of tho
law An,,enis rn,,c rf,nstnntiy from fho dis,
tnrhal Districts snj al arc answered bY sa1uucll
Z. lInwnrv nrirYdr arcrcturv to Hon1ricks, wl,oj
~ nI,.srnf scrtrs IN hc liz Executive uuthoIdtyl
~ In,tann witI,o1t any bower Of any sort, thatl
thc f;nrcr,,or Is absent and
nothing CAN pr DONE,
II natiers littjc. huTeycr for nobody believes,
, 1876-08-15
PACKING UP.
THH SENATE m NO HURRY.
0~.f,t fsfau1t.k ia ~ sFnsAs,@n

WAsu1aaTon. D. c., Aug. A.-Ths Senate
u+ forced to walt six months before tho House
se's over An appropriation bill, and then to
vase over mouth on the impeachment farce.
To=dy many Of the Representatives brought
their u1pet.bags to tbs Capitol, and fancied
that H. Senator's would hurry up some BILLS
ard negect others, so that the seaalon could b
closed ~ p. m. but the Senate VS. not dis
poaed to,bl'gs than, and whilo tssnssctlDg =
good dea}of husirnss Listened to uumber Of
political sheches
TIE HAWAIIAN TRnAfT.
Tho Hous bill 70 casry Into effect tho fecl
proetty treav OF jan 80, 1855, between tho
United State and the Hawaiian Islands was
with sotne tsoble passed BY : vote Of 20 yeas
u l3 nays.-uma- Of ths Routhasn eAaators
, 1876-08-15

spn1Hor1ELD, ILL.,, Aug. A.-rhe Secretary
Of Stats to-day issued q certificate Of organiza-
tiun 10 tho Factory and Farm Company, OF Chi
cago, capital $l0.G0o.
Special Dtspasch to Tns tribune.
ty Teuc,lers' lt,stituts commenced its third al,-
,1i,.l scsaiun here tu-tlny. The meeting WIS
ONLY preliminary, nni thu attendance uf tcaci1-
crH snail. Cl;Isses we're nFEahzcd. IlA1scs reg
Ist..rcll. nnd work gruesally sail out.
ru-tnorruW will bc ohscryed - a holiday by
thr Catholics u this city, belng the feust ut the
Assumption Ut the Blessed Virgin, and i ptcnary
Indulgence will he granted tu thusc whu COLI
forus tn tllu preliminary requirements.
Tie printers elnjIuyel Ia the Eseafna 1at-
gru,.h struck tonight against proposed Eoduc-
lion OF wages fru,n 80 to rs cents.
, 1876-08-15
THE RECORD.

WARRINGTON, D. c., Aug, 14.-Afr. Spencer
submitted the concurrent resolution providing
for the appointment Of joint committee, to
consist Of three Senators and three members OF
the House,,to prepare suitablu Government for
tile District Of Columbia, and report ut the next
session OF Congress. It also authorizes tho
Commission to sit during the recess. Passed.
aIr. Harvey called up the House bill for the
aalc Of saline lands. several amendments wpre
agreed to, and tic bill wns passed.
Mr. Ednunds moved to take up the proposed
constitutional amendment prohibiting tlcappro-
priatlon Of money for the support Of secturtan
schools. Agreed to-Jeas, 23; nays, 10.
A discussion then took place, which lasted
until the expiration OF tho morning hour, when
tho lnntter wns laid over, and thu Senate pro-
ceeded to consider unfinished buslnets-the bill
to carry tho Hawaiian treaty Into effect. Atr.
Norwood continued lis remurka In opposition to
tho bill.
Mr., Edmunds called up the concurrent rcso-
luton Of tho House proposing to suspend tho
sixteenth md seventeenth jotnt rules for the re-
mainler OF tho scasiou, Which provides that 10
bill which shall have passed one Housc shall be
presented for concurrence to thu other OIL either
uf thu last three days Of thu session. and TINT 10
iii or resolution Which sl,all lave passed the
House OF Representatives slsall be presented
to the President OF the limited States
for his appreciation OH the last day
that M lie resointion ] BE- respectfully seturne to io
lIousu Of Representatives. with the statement that
~ this lIouss Of neprcsentAtises has not notified
tue Senate OF the adoption Of the 30nt r,ssca for
this present sesston, ~ adupted by the Senate On
tho %Uth Of Janunry last, and transmitted to tho
..n.s 1 moth, M tholS arc 10 jont rules Il toreo.
As.' III. wInlom submitted tho report ., the Con.
| ference Committee IN tue Indian Appropriation
| bill. which WINS lAtd over.
, 1876-08-15

At. WAUKEsHh, MONDAY.

WAuxEs,lA, ,Wls., Aug. 1l.-FUllowtng wcEs
tho arrivals vt varluus hotels to-day:
FQpn4alu Sprtu0x liuu1t--J, T.. Latin, +. ".
Ilognet l., 4. Quiutin Rnd wifc. 4. II. Lord,
Paul schlmpfcrmsH. ". A. cosesty. Il. liIhaari
!. neth. Chicago; Cyril Prescott, e. seh.'.or,
two daughters, Lise, N. x; .Robsrt HILL v: i.
Johnson, Milxauksu; u. T.: bartlett, atrs VII;
liam tlibbt. Peoria. Ill. ~!llsum Q. hlaek & ana
and child, raaa, llk ; s. u. Nawss and wife, IL.
Louis, =, ,.
4ansto~ }ionst-o. 4: Thayss, II. n: fs!mef,
M,lwapkso; s. X. s.onp, krsne. n. L.: Charles
DicksY, d. Kssbltt,, Chicago; ueofss D. l'o%cs.
cSiu1bps. wls.; w. II. Snyder anu WIG ns''
Tsehaags-J. Martin and wife, I>cilahel4T r. G.
Wintou, 0eouomowoct - G. UauhAua, Aaaaons
, 1876-08-15

ycre quits violent fu their opposition, on tlle
rround that Il viii in,ure the market for sugar
mi r,cc RI. prc.t,1cnt viii row ,ss,,e n nroc.
lan,stlon declaring the reciprocity treaty 10 90
IN force, and tho following artic1cs--bcinE the
t,rnwth mil r,ant,facturs or nrpJuct OF tho
Hawaiian islaltls-wili be Introduced into tl,!s
rntntrv frcu nj tiuty. to.wIt; Arro.-root,
tastor ott. bauanas, nlts, vegetables, hides and
ekjns fl,ntiressci,' rire, nulec, sccds, plants,
slr,b.' Of trccs. 3iusroyato, browne aud al 9TH
er unrrfIntd atrars. meaning thereby the gratlcA
Of sugar hcrcto}oro commonly imported from
lie IInwaIiar Isinnls, mud now thrnwn on the
smnrkcts n som FrancEco and Portland as
WSa1,tIwIcll IoIandb sugar; sYrups OF sugar
, 1876-08-15

PUEBLO, Col, Aug. H.-san, Mcbride, the
lcfaulstng End abscoutlIug Treasurer Of the
Pueblu School District, has been heard from. 4
letter has BEEN received from him, mailed on
the Atlantic l. Chattanooga Railway, stating
M ing 10 bin In Florida. and deposited tic
money. amounting to $500, In tho hands Of
Trustees for the benefit ot bis bondsmen:: ile
says the SCHOOL 1noury was lost in unlucky
speculation. lie wouh have returned to Pueblo
alter his defalention, but some 0ne tcEo wrote
to him and advtsed him not TO come. Ho Ia
supposol to havc sailed for South America
, 1876-08-15
THE EAST,
THE sERviAE SITUATION.


BELGRADE, Aug. 14.-Rumora Of approaching
ministerial changes are subsilng. Pr1cc
Milan declares that the condition OF the Servian
forces Is very satisfactory, md annnunccs his
resolution to continue the war TO the last e1-
trenity.
An ade-dc~eamp Of Gen. Tehcrnayefr has
arrived here, and rcpotta that force Is now
concentrated at hunja.
AN suHcLE' sTnHr.
The Standards Fitnua dIspatch says part Of
the Grown jewels Of Servia llAvc been sent
to Vioua "a seculity for a loan OF c. ooo forms.
TKEnIEjE.
Coatani Pnsha arrived al Irebsnje on the 18th
With 2,eDo men. He encountered no enemy.
IATksT.
LONDON, Ang. 15-5 q. Hl.-A Belgrade spc-
ctal to the DAILY Ne.cs reports the situation un-
chnngcd. Gen. Iiorvat,vit.:h has bcsn rein
forced a,,d remains NJ Ban1a, on the southern
ruad into the Marayia Valley, opposing
the Turkish advance srotn Gurgusa-
vutx Col. Booker Is intrencbci opposite
Lukovopon, the northern road frotn SAitsrhar
tsto Moravta Valley, and rcsists tbs appsoaeh
OF Osman Pasha from Wltldin. This position Of
the Serrian forces, however, Is considered de-
fccttyc+ The two commanders ure too fur npart
to support each other, md the fall Of one ex-
trcmlty insures tho abandonment OF the other
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