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rha Latest from Crook.
-Csook G1Hr, CLoup PEAK, l
July l2. 1876. {

S ~ 4 4
The following 10 received from via
Fetterman te-night: Three soldiers
couriers-from Gen. Terry, At the
mouth Of the Big Horn, have just
arrived. Gen. Terry's dispatch to
Crook confirms Clusters fate, and i'm !
plies very plaiuly that had Custer
waited one day longer Gibbon would
have joined him, Terry is anxious
for Crook 10 join forces, make plans
and execute ihem, regardless Of rank.
The Indiana are still towering about
the Little Big Horn, one d.ySs bard
march from here. They fred into
camp every night and tried to burn
it cut BY setting grass on Gre Ill
around. Oa the 9th 1t. Sibley, OF
Co. E, I'd oayalry, with 20 men, Frank
Gruard and Baptist Rowerier a.
scouts, wenton reconnoisanoo, were
discovered and surrounded and fol-
lowed into the timber Of the Big Horn
mountains, where, by hitching the
horses to trees and abandoning them,
the men were enable to escape ON foot
hy wayDf GfHvins in tho rear. They
I'll got back Alive, aud probably this
diversion saved the camp from =
grand attempt At stampede or capture
The Snake Indians, two hundred
siroag, jeiusd us here Yesterday, but
unless the Utes also come soon no Of.
fensive operations will be likely to
take place until the arrival Of the 9Th
cavalry ffea Cheyenne crossing. The
wagoa train and additional infantry
are, due from Fetterman to-day. The
health OF the command is good. Gen.
Gibbon's reserve force were met by.
fhe victorious Sioux dressed in the
clothes Of Cutters men, and mounted
% their horses, and were fred into
by them. The Indian village is pos
scssed OF the 1eyidsoce Of white mems
presence, kess d whisky, etc, being
found. Signal 6res, surpassed to- b
10 reference to The incoming wagon
train are visible to the east OF Crook .
camp, on tths cztseus south waters Of
Tongue river.
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sToPrED.

STOPPED.
Two imp ortant South Wales col.
ilieries hsve stopped.
KuRHxp,
Alexander McKeazie' s two carriage
factories and William Charles Wood :
timber yard arc burned. A number
of adjoining buildings we're damaged.
Thoe. Win ,.te & Co, ship builders,
Glaagow, have called . meeting OF
their creditors. They claim the as
sets will considerable exceed the Lin.
bilities, placed At 100000.
George Richard Laxton, printers,
have failed. Liabilities f5O, 900.
ss RRPoRTED KILLED.
VIENNA, July l5.-An unauthor-
lied telegram states the Bulgarian
populacest st Rustishuck killed several
officials.
sENfENCEs INcREAsgp.
CossTANrlSorLE, July The
sentences upon persons tried in con.
'nection with the recent outbreak in
Sslonica, have been increased. The
chief Of police is degraded from rank,
and 10 years penal servitude; the
commsnder Of the Turkish frigate is
degraded from rank and 10 wears i'm
prisonment; the commander Of the
citadel to 8 years confinement in the
fortress.
Several :stachments Of Egyptian
troops have arrived.
OFFICIAL REPORTS.
A telegram from the governor of
Bosnis. officially reports the defeat Of
the Sesyians . Soutcharicka, as hece-
tpfMe reported. The Servians fed,
sbsadon'ng1 their arms, ammunition
md pfoyssinns train.
1t is officially announced that the
Turkish General Sclimhashs has gain
ed an important victory over the
Montentgrins.
RECLAMATION Asked.
LoxpoH, July 15,-ihe court circular
says that At the bandnet given by Sir sssr
Juno. faw days ago. be proposed the
hesith Of tha emprsss Of India Ono dis
tinguished member of the house Of com
tDots, said to be John Bright Sustained from
responding while other guests simply
drank 70 the queen Of said Prince OF Wales,
who was present,snd has since been asked
for an explanation Of the occurrence.
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4 Fresh Arrival from tho Hills
With Good Reports.
WASHIHarou.
rnE Amy s,LL.

IN
WAsslssroS, July l5-The coo-
nittee OF conference on the army sp-
preparation bill have agreed to re-
! oomnend that all the house legisla-
= tion for recognizing the army reduc-
Ing Tie pay Of officers shall bo omit
ted from the bill aud provisioa in
sorted for = commission to investigate
the subject and report 10 congress q
tho nsxt session. The senate incrras-
ed the amount Of the house bill near.
y %, 100000, but according to the
oomproniss bill now agreed on this
increase will be reduced about 31..
O0,000, ssd although the force and
~ 1 the srny rcmain unchaaeed, /,
tn rsviasd total sf the bill will show
reduction Of e2,396, 900, as CON.
pared With the army appropriations Of
, lass year.
oIAATKp.
The house has granted pension OF
ffty dollars month to the widow Of
General Cnster. s =ss
Z = 81 $50. s4z r n
Saith Guthrie has Leen appointsd
cashier Of the treasury; J. w.
Wbeclsby, assistant; F. W. Mo6att,
paying teller, and h. A. Whi.pey, re.
dsiviaG atellsr. ss
DISCONTINUED.
The post master general has been
informed BY Vanderbilt and Colonel
Scott, Of the fast mail service, that
they will b discontinued On aud After
Saturday.
Us. s INVESTIGATION. Il
fbe real sststs pool COMMITTEES con-
tisosd it, investigation into the e.
] pssditursss Of ex-SsvRs1sx- -st- arms
y Cordway,A accounts to daI. : Aaron
sedesH, depyAy lDliSsd M 30
III - et . fun 49, much
lof tiss mileage dn1 M SssA the I'D
Of this, nonth.
NJ. Brsdhw, another deputy, tes-
ti6ed that he wps compelled to per-
form service - clerk for the Market
Housa Co, partly owned hy Cord
way, during the sbsencs Of .ne Of the
market house clerks, aud while he
Vas being paid on the rolls 1t the
@. !. 1,.sso,1, lx!ah. .apit.l po-
Kos, Who went south - deputy scr
sg)DsS sps NJ aves-
|skfsssss, II Saf.3
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CAiesss.

X. 5s ChlcAso, July 10.
FLoGR-Dnil.
WnfAr-Fairiy active aud lower; Ne l. spring
ID; No. ,. sIGe5A; cIoeed Sax for cask; so !,
closed ins.ds for July; sst1697,s; closed w. Cor
Angust; E.sesss,s; elossd sT1y1]s for Sep.
teuber; No. 3 ssHasI; Rejected sD.t
CoRs----WeAk. shade easier, high mixed; a.
No :. A5AGs67s; closed t5s for cAah; ssaes4s
for July; tsa0t4sH; closed inslde bid for Au.
gust; 1ss@x7; ciosed tss bid Tor September.
rejected AeH.
!. .oArs-Fairly active and lower: No. -, IN at
for July; 1k@zsk for August; fsA for Sep
ienbcr; closed With Inside price, bid; Rel jsstcd,
~ ~ ~
RTs-No. 4. &c. xA
BAaLEr-Ns. :. 5set5sh for cash voc hid for
August new for September, Tan,
PoaK-Duil and .sv~r; 10 b cash for Jsiy:
II 81 fer August; 10 7bels IN for sep,enD.s.
LAAs-Firm and higher; ii Is,i cash Tor J.l,
- ss<tfo " for Angnst;, n.h&ot for septsnber
BULK AsAn-vass desAasd: aAsaidsrs, ,7s.a ~
short RIB, I0c; short clear lok.
WhskH-Firn, i.lek.
Eoas-Fairiy sctive; I4Gbi4n
brrrss--Fresh daifJ i4ssis; creamy sseaas
q -
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enough to damage the crop. Barley
unlcss injured BY the prcssst vel
weather will be extra rood and ~
saus may be said Of rye.s The yAld
of corn will b far in excess Of that Of
sny previous yeaf.
FAILURE.
|. Nxw YoRK, July 1.-THE failure
Of Jaws, Terry 4 Co, sugar import
ers, Of Pearl street, ID announced.
They were successors of the old 6rm
Of lava L Co., and are reported 10
have heavy liabilities.
RELIGIOUS.
Tho Pope has appointed Monsie
near James O'Connor, Of The diocese
Of Philadelphia, vicar apostolic of
Bank STATEMENT.
NEW YoRk, July 15-Re,erve in
crease, thir.yt thousand dollars.
FOE CONGRESS.
CINCINNATI. July l5-rhe Regis-
ter, 40 independent paper Of Chilli
corhe, Ohio, announces Hon. Z. &.
Dslano, - Al independent candidate
for congress from that district.
INSURANCE. POLICIES.
NEw YoRx, July l5-Gen. Custer
bad . fife insurance policy for -, 600; ;
Captain Yates, 1900; keogh, tlO,-
600; Lieut.. Calhoun, t5 900; Critten-
den, tlO, 600; Porter, s5, 600.
psArn II ~ rpnx.
.. NV Is.x . ulys ls, pa.ls IN week
- s6Hinel 61es6a isuviun aesk The
lnsl1ase = atstlbute4 8 shs NY Aos
sSs IL s ",
ALsAsY, N. l., July l6.-Gov., Tides
Aas retarned from Ssrs,c9a where hs wss
called by pressure Of odicial business. II
viii BE- several weekly bsfors be can devote
'ny.attcn.ion 70 his letter OF acceptance.
The governor has commuted TO imp,isSa q
nent for lifs sentence Of Mrs. Wilhetmia
wAo vas 70 b hanged Friday next Tor Che
murder Of her step soa 49,
aIvRs IT UP.
LOWELL, July 15.--It Ia Understood that
Gen. Butler has abandoned the idea of run
ring Tor congress- Al the coming election.
pitched.
BuRLisarsN. h, July ia fr.sgHf
- the Burlington asd Missouri rsilroaA
vss ditched Que mile east Of Chill!oo,hr
ast night, Tbs accident was caused by
sssaout. The engineer, n Best, and DIRE
nan, ] Korfman were Instantly killed.
ARRIvRD
One hundred and hfiy dvs soldiers sbe.
oaytnE 10 ths 9Th cavalry srrived here last
light, from y. Louis, and left for St. Paul,
: hence shsy viii goito join Gen. Terry st
Fl. Lincoln.
DAs1 BALL
LopuvILLA July l5-Louisyilles 5
Athletics Z.
CH1cAeo. July l5.-chicaso'. ID, Boz.
on's sothinG.
ST. Louur July lo.-ss Louis 2, Hart.
srds nothi1g. II
CacusArl July ls.--nu,ual'..s, Gin
Annati's q.
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TELEaRAP HIc.
4 O'clock. .. m.
GENERAL.

: - =
4 Commission t. Isqsirs late
the Matter Of Rsorgastsiag
the Array as4 Reducing
the Pay Of o.
cora.
The Hease Graats . Pension Of
Hfty Dollars . loath t.
Il . ail ths widow Of
Custer.
Coed Crep Reports fron West
era Iewa.
Congress Mas = Discussiea On
Military Matters.
Ists NAieA . Little 4 IL. I.
disn Gones to the n
Surface.
q -a-->-
The Sesats Deals IN Improve
nent Appropriations.
Mere Reinforcsnests for Gea.
Terry.
= = S II : ll 3
4 Fresh Arrival fron tho Hills
With Good Reports. 4
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wnrxRs IOWA clors.

CousclI burr, July fa-En-
teosive inquiries conossniAg ths ssot
prostecas in Ncstern Iowa warrass
the sssertioa that on the whole they
were nsvef more proaisiag. Wheae
~ ooupared with previous ysars will
sGosd fair ayssage Yielh. Osts are
slightly effected by frost, but not
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AARkETS BY TELEGRAPH

New YORK.
hosxr- Easy ata1.k
GoLp-llik
Goysasnssrs-F!rm and In COED dsmnpd.
Srocks Generally dull.
FLouR--Qnict. -
WanAr-Low grades duils choice ar-; No q
Aii~ankes. iosdlio; Nor, Chicago, .pf,ag, It's;
No do, ss1eo
RfE-Dnll
Extraordinarily UNCHANGED.
Coss-Fait demand nal te4 graded, 44s,5sysst.ss 4,
yellow graded, .So; new ~estern mixed sDgrsdaa.
bsG52,
Oars Dull and lower, western mixed and t.a.e,
$3.50.
Eoos-Heavy western lsM61b
Mas Pork Flrsne7 ~ 1920 90
LAhp-Duil, easier psins stesia. II llAasli Is
Bu1rEh-HeaSy; western. 1etne2.
: WHIskr-St. ady ll3,
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rolKlau.
1suLry or T1eK KxPLoelDs. 4

Il KssuLTs or 1RK HxPL1el0A.
LONDON, July 15.-Thirty, 8 deaths
have already resulted fro. the ex-
+paosioa of Tho boiler OF the Thundorer,
asd half of the woifnded are not e1-
pected to recover.
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neat paysictaa.
Nos. tp,,.
! w wrevers, oonstlsatoa, inaainmaiIons, rs
~, m,ians, worm Fever, woIln Cnllc, IS
plaffhss, OF children or adnlis "a
W sanser,, GRIPPING, bilious collie
y GhoicrA Aprbus, Vomiting, - "a
Guughs, colds, bronchitis Is
= Neuralgia, toothAaho, fAcaAeha "a
", a.. msaaseae-, s,Sk htndsei,es, vertigo, Is
~ sapprcnsed, or painfnt periods Is
II " nites, too profouse p.rtods q
II Ifoap Cough dithsalt ares,h!nr ~
~ sail hhenn, crysipalas, eruptions : .,
10 Rhenmalirm, khennnIic paims - rs
10 Fever aud ague, ciiia icNer. axue =. 50
" fila., piiEd OF bleeding, IS
10 lh-0pAIhaiiay, nnd sore or weak eyes = IA
~ CA'arrl, acute or chronic, inhneaza SO
~ hoopiuR Cough, violent coughs "a
~ Asthn.a, oppressed breathing ~
~ Ear discharges. impaired hcar,ng ~
~ - sctoiuin, eniarSed giansis, swull,ngs, D.
"a "a nenetai n aaniilty, pnyaicM weakness ~
10 propsy and scantS s.crulions ~
70 Sea rtt kness, SICK ness froul riding "a
p Kidney disease gravel, N,
~ Nervous dsbil,,s, seralnal weakness. ori..
voluntary discharges, 4 po
20 sore mouth, chnker, SN
80 lLr,nary ~eakness, wetiinx tAs bed, so
y painia! periods. vita spa.ills no
" Dtsease Of heart, paipiiasiuas &c, , 20
~ Epilepsy. spAsms, s., Ni,us' dancs -
" DphthrfiA, uieefAied sore thtoat NJ
% oufonG c"h@esttons aad c.u.tiuni, ~
FAMILY CASES.
Case, Morocco With Is iargu yins and msan.i 81
dfrectaohs ..........,...,...4......,.. "
49, morocco, ol 70 isrsr ylas and book 9 ~
~ These rsmetier are seuI by The easS or single
box 10 m! fart OF lhe ccantsy, FREQ Of charge on
receipt oi price. Adarcss
lUAPhREY's HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE CO..
onhes and Depot, No. sss, Broadway,
gs.. nEw YORK
rsals By all draGEssts. nsaseow&wly
E1-rar Sal. ~ nlLIA q pURDI.
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liverpool, July Is.
BRHADsrUrrs--CnchAnge
Winter wAsai, s-sdataslod. Spring ss2dots-td.
White srsd@s-ed. Club s.lodeblOscd. Corn.
a5ssd.
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Although this is leap year, girls
should think twice before they
Jump once. A woman at White
haven. Pennsylvania, beat her
husband over the head with a
poker, and stony-hearted justice
actually fined her ten dollars. The
fact that her husband had to pay
the fine gives a silver lining to
the affair, to be sure; but suppose
he hadn't been worth ten dollars!
-NOrriStO,on Herald.
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Ghe. Srizu1a Sentinel.
Published Every Saturday, by
WIN. J. BERRY,
TERMS II TariablY 10 Advance
EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.

SUBSCRIPTIONS
Sn5 yes- ---.--.-.--------.-S W
Six Months. hs.----..----.------ ~
Single CoPIes ---------- '---
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HOME.

How love the hour of twilight,
When the children gather near;
And, drawing close their chairs beside me,
This petition greets my ear;
please, dear sister, tell a story.
Tell Just one now, only one"
Speaks another little pleader,
"Yes, tits the best of fua."
10 my lap the youngest nestles,
White arms round INV neck entwine-
Ard ... au. tho misty ah8d0Ws
Ee- blue eyes 'ook Up 70 mine.
while in answer gr Eh6ir pleading,
For Zone more--0b, Just one more IVY
Mixture quaint Of truth aad legend
Bring / from my little store.
hes ri5 fren dim tradition.
af-ef ,r;-r tales from Ind .H lore
While between in fancy's gardens,
Fairies dance about the floor;
Pictures old from histOry's pages,
Wearing still the bloom of youth;
Richest gems ia rarest settings
From the holy book of truth.
Darkness gathers, shadows lengthen-
Sinks the head upon the hand;
While sit and dream and wonder,
OF the future-shadowy land;
Will my darlings gem their pathways
With pure thoughts and deeds sublime
Holy Father guide and keep them
All along the shores of time
CARRIE w. PEMBERs
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ADgERTTl%I~[ O.
Gas square. each iDser. ------.-S. -.
Each subsequent insertion---. ] 20
Contracts by the year or quarter az re-
duced rates. 80.
A square consists Of ten lines OF this
size type.
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Soon after the President arriv-
ed and took his seat amid hounds
of applause, while the band play
ed "Hail to the Chief" The Pre-
sident was escorted by General
Hawley followed by members of
the Cabinet, officers of the Cen.
tennail Commission officers of the
army and navy, members of the
foreign commissions. foreign min
listers and ambassadors, and 9TH
er distinguished guests. Don
Pedro, Emperor Of Brazil, togeth-
ar with the Empress and his suite,
occupied prominent positions on
the nlatform. AS soon as the guests
were seated the orchestra render:
ed Richard Wagner's Centennial
Inanpuration march, in most ex-
celIent style and then Bishop
Simpson offered a fervent prayer.
Whittier's Centennial Hymn, the
music by John K. Paine, was then
sung by the chorus 1t Is a oeau
tituI Hymn and the music is IN 9
keeping with its solemn and
stately numbers. Mr.. J; Welsn'
President of the Board of Flnance'
then formally presented the build
lnRs to the Commission. Gen'
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JOB PRINTING:
Iersl Blanks, Briefs. Bill Heads. Letter
ueads, Circulars, Labels. Cards, Program.
mes, etc, printed in every style. with near
ness and dispatch.
FCurrency taken AT PAR when pay
nents are made 10 advance.
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was COmpeileQ 10 EeEetl III.
Gen. Hawley .neu presented
the Exhibition to the President
in g fitting speech, to which Gen.
Grant replied, and then declared
the Exhibition open. st this
moment the flags m ail the build
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ERTTaINE:
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CENTENNIAL.
Our Philadelphia Letter.

PHILADELPHIA, May Ii, 1876.
The great show has begun. The
chick has burst its shell, and
stands forth fully fiedged. We'd
nesday, the 10th of May will new
er be forgotten by any one who
was so fortunate, or unfortunate
as to be in the City on that day.
There was a prospect of rain ear
ly in the day, but that did not
keep the people out of the streets
which were crowded very early
in the day. They had put on a
holiday dress of red, white and
blue. and taking the street cars
-ra5058a1 r long procession u0ula
51G tl6 grounds, and rode through
long lines OF bunting and flags OF
all descriptions and natIOnalities.
The gates were opened at nine
O'Clock, but long before that n0ur
the entrances were bes"tge1 JE 2
struggling, pushing. anxious mass
of humanity, all provided with
the requisite fifty cent piece in
scrip or coin. Joining the rather
irregular line of your fellow inn
portunates, with your money
tightly clenched in one hand and
your umbrella in the other, you
fight your way to the gates which
l described in a previous letter,
and when inside at last have time
to count up the killed and wound
ed, as it were. Unless you are
unusually lucky you are splotched
with mud, shoes coated with the
same, and your raiment in varl-
GUS degrees of disarrangement.
But the struggle is not over yet.
You make your way to the space
between the Main Building and
Memorial Hall, and find yourself
q part of the largest crowd you ev-
or saw. You are between two
fires. One musical, the other ora
torical. Against the Main Build
ing is a platform occupied by
Theodore Thomas and orch estra
of $50 pieces, and a chorus of be-
tween 800and 900 voices. Through
the open windows in the rear you
catch a glimpse of a forest of Or
gan pipes, belonging to the great
organ. The grand stand was just
opposite, in front of Memorial
Hall. To the right and left were
seats for invited guests and mem
=. --eSS, - H"if-""st ron
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YUMA A. T. SATURDAY, JUNE TO- 1876.

BaWley replied in behalf of Com
mission, and then the chorus and
orchestra rendered the cantata,
words by Sydney Lanier, music
by Dudley Buck, Mr.. Buck had
a somewhat difficult task but his
work is above criticism. mine at
least, and at the conclusion he
was offered to show himself to the
people before the exercises could
90 on. Mr.. Myron w. Whitney's
| bass solo was very fine OF" he
I was compelled 10 repent IL.
J Gen. Hawley .heu presented
the Exhibition to the President
! in g fitting speech, TO Which Gen.
| Grant replied, and then declared
/ the Exhibition open st this
moment the flags IN ail the build
iings wore unfGrie1 Z Saiuts Gr-s
! from Georges Hill.
At twelve o'clock the President
began the tour of the Main Build.
ing and Machinery Hall. The
order of the procession in full
would occupy about half a column,
but conciseIy it is as follows:
Centennial Guard.
President Grant and Director
General Goshorn, followed by
President Ferry and Speaker Kerr.
Officers of the Commission and
Board of Finance, and the Cabinet.
Supreme Court.
Foreign Commissioners.
The Commission.
Architects and Contractors.
Governors.
Senate.
House of Representatives.
Army and Naval Officers with
Stats.
Judges of Awards.
State and City Representatives.
When the procession had en-
tered Machinery Hall, the Presi-
dent, assisted by Geo. III. Cortiss,
set in motion the great engine,
and the machinery connected
Herewith. The two buildings
were then opened to the public.
After the opening ceremonies
were finished the crowd dispers
ed and soon filed all the restaur
ants, which in a few hours were
"Out" of everything while AL
centaEa. Empress Of iira6l, &c
OomDanied by 85Es. Grant Gud al
few others formally opened the
WOman's Centennial Pavilion,
and th1 pvti iGH05 sEd his party
were aEamilius "a tnsir leisure
acnine-r Halt and the Main
ELilIiHE Hv five O clock the
rain nad sent many hurriedly
homewards, and before eight, the
grounds we're unOccupied, though
it was long before the street cars
could convey off the waiting mul.
titude that thronged about the
intersection of Elm and Belmont
avenues.
The military display was Gre
ditable, embracing two Organiza-
tions from Boston in addition to
our own troops. There were
about 1900 men in the line, which
occupied an hour in passing. The
line was formed down town, and
after escorting the President to
the grounds, the boys in uniform
did good police service in keep
ing back the crowd.
The tills at the entrance gates
contained nearly 100000, which
showed that, with the exhibitors,
dead heads of all sorts and labor
ers, there were upward of 100000
people on the grounds during the
day.
Notwithstanding the general
stampede towards the Park. the
streets all over the city were as
crowded as on the opening of the
New Year or on WashiDgton's
Birthday. All the streets were
gorgeously decorated with flags,
shields, streamers and bunting
arranged in a thousand different
wavs. Independence Hall being
-.~ chic. e traction ErL .- -.-
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67Oa day at home. Agents wanted
SIZ Outfit and serms free. TRUE
- no s"-,-.ts Mai u1nh25.Iv.
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ROAD STATION RECEIPTS

Bzamk Forage Receipts,
Very important to Station Keepers, and
printed in the form required by the latest
Military orders, on hand and for sale at
THE SENTINEL F." OFFICE.
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rest, unUer Une auspices OI uno
Woman's Centennial Commission.

The Cinnamon of Austin are
circulating among the whites a
petition for the pardon of Ah Joe,
serving out a life sentence In the
State prison for the murder of
another Chinaman in that city in
1865. He has now served ten
years and his countrymen now
say "him belly good man now,"
and think that he has been suffi-
ciently punished. All Joe is the
Chinaman who, when asked by a
visitor to the prison. how long he
was in for, replied: "Me here
for allie time.n