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, 1876-07-09

CINCINNATI, July s.-Thc Commercials New
Richmond (O.) special says: "a man giving the
name Of George Williams, aud claiming to be
from Lexington, Ky., called at the house
of Mr.. Hooper on Thursday, aud en-
gagged his daughter to work FOR him saying
he lived a few miles above New Richmond.
They started for Williams place together that
evening on foot On Friday Williams returned,
and engaged another young lady, named Miss
town together late in the evening. Miss Abbot
returned and reported that Williams has raw yishcd
her and attempted to kill her, lcaving her in the
woods iuscnsiblc. Search was Immediately
made for Mr.. Hooper's daughter, but she has
Friday night and jailed. Tonight crowd Of
about 1,0N surrounded the jail, ovcrpowereu
the iailor, and took Williams out and hung him
to tree.
, 1876-07-09

calculating at length the fraternal and charita-
bic character Of the Order Its duties to the sick
brothers, the burial Of the dead, the care Of the
widow and the orphan, the guarding OF its meul-
bers from the trials and temptations incident to
human life, and the general elevation Of human
character.
, 1876-07-09

was such perfect confidence man
that he got diamond at $3.50 from
Duhme, OF Fourth street, and watch at $500
from Bobe, Of Fifth street, after bank honrs. on
his check. He vas trying Smith, Of Fourth
street, for diamonds on his check, when ar
rested. The watch and diamond were found
on him.
, 1876-07-09
.F0LETYCAL.
MARK KIMBALL, ESQ:

Dear Sir: The undersigned Cfti-
zens OF Chicago, in view Of the
present necessities Of the Citv. and
for the purpose Of withdrawing the
Mayora1ty from the evils Of party
strife at the approaching election.
respectfully request that you Will
allow the use Of your name as non-
partisan candidate for Mayor at the
Special Election to be held on ths
, 1876-07-09

NEW YORK., July S.-A story comes from
cleves Valley, Pa, that, during fight among
the bush-rangers on the Fourth, Jamsey Beans
and Milo Carkcr were so severely stabbedby one
another that they have since died.
, 1876-07-09
CHARGED WITH RAPE.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July S.-R. N. Wilson,
railway ticket agent, q man nearly 60 years OF
age, was lodged in jail this afternoon charged
with having committed rape on Miss Jane NC
Kay, a respectable young lady employed as
honsekeeper during Wilson's wife's absence to
Philadelphia. Wilson has resided many years
in the city, and the affair creates much excite
mrDt.
, 1876-07-09

SAN FRANCISCO, July SIN the ease Of Her
man Harris, the fugitive from Charleston, No.,
the writ OF habeas corpus was dismissed. and
the prisoner remanded to the custody Of the
United States Marshal
, 1876-07-09
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
5NsrA TT AT10ES

ltr1EHfnr 1n6rp. No. l. hail nt1b1{c InSf1lfa-
tim ~ of6oaes Tbn-saou sran;p@ 1os+ Thera
was q rood atteDdance of ladies and eent1emen.
Th- ;nst,f,;nsr ~ ot,;oar 1roe 1ornas Dnncan n r
= .-,.,' ~ n11 oAle1t "''' oa1res ionsau, - "
~, Win PROVISIONAL Grand oihcers as 1ouows
Jonn 0aor1el, +. u. T.; henry Dram, IT, " q.
james Gardiner, G. P: James Ee1,oe. G. II. OF
F.. j. r Nyvore r. = - D a,7q q ran,
r, VI ~ " ~ ono - - oAtn'
y" ~ " n. JOIN Brown, 1t. l. IT,; l. Louth,
Il. U. &. Tho Grand officers arrived at O'Clock
and at once prorceied +o ins+o1t +ho f,,1o,r5rc
.n:ao~. ~ A@1'4 @49 Ao44o"@415
on1ce1s'
?. C.-Wade Abbott.
= -; 4; ss Mitehel+
PzH g Wh;te 'n:
II. Of E'-John slinkcr. -.
n. OF F.5C. Il, Stttig:
=. II. anu Sc. Il. slttsg.
During the evening Bro. Clark enlivencd the
company M WIN u lew songs. Ihe installing OFF,
Ger, at the close II the ceremony, addressed the
members OF the lodge on the principles Of the
Order, the advantages to be gained by member
ship, md its growth and nrosneritv. and a1so
cuiiohtcned the iaflies and pentfernan nrasnnt
an fts oririn-1rhere r. xrao FonnGaj ~ ~!
interesting Snc;dente Tha -annr1. 49, ~ 6dso
and wei1 r7ra;va3 ,ne. 9a1in1 Hfle m 11hsly, e
Gaha:I r."11S o5i: III "Ao toliu"Su ~ r. IT, 8
Mitchell Thn 1ndgc thcn inr}e IN n,aIa anu
ladies. and gentlemen nrcsent tn rcfrasb,nents S
tn which omnle ;ns+ire xrac da1o Tho ;rs.a1;s
, 1876-07-09
nanns and will nail up their intention to carry
m HIGHLAND A1AR1s and FLOWERS or DuM-
p11sE on the Hrk-loor, as did their forefathers
hoforr them.

MARX K1MBALI is TlLDES Democrat, and
for that reason the Times supports him. Mon
ROE HEATH is HAYES Republican, and for that
rcssop the Times utters falschoods against him.
, 1876-07-09
A PERFECT CURE.

C1IARLEsTowx, June II, 1851.
Nn. II. r. srEvExs:
Dear Sir-Thts Ia certify that TE0ET1sE made
perfect cure Of when my attending physician had
pronounced case consumption, and said could not
survive many days.
MRS. LEDSTON, as Cook.st,
The facta stated By s1r5. Ledston are personally
known BY me, and they are true. A. u. HAYNES.
, 1876-07-09

CINCINNATI, O., july s.-A bold game was
played to-day on jewelry stores By smooth
fellow calling himself the Rev. John
l. Breckenridge, Of lexington, Ky. He
, 1876-07-09
18th day Of July inst. ;

18th day OF Jul.
B. P. Hutchinson, .
S. Il. Kent,
Daniel A. Jones,
II. F, Eames,
A. G, Burlcy,
". F. Coolbaugh,
n. Bo1sford,
S. ". !Allerton,
John Holden,
S. Wickesham,
John Forsythe,
Joseph FieldhouMr,
George Armour,
Clinton Briggs,
G. H. Dutpny,
B. 1oewcntlal,
Chas. Counsellnau,
Theo. Schfntz,
J. II. Durham
G. l.. Hutchinson.
E. E. Stevens,
A. E. Clark
L. Blair,
Ash Dow.
g. W. Champlin.
!. ". Preston,
J. G. Beaz1ey,
John c. Black,
L. B. Otis,
Obadiah Jackson.
l.. B. Sidway,
c. R. Field,
John R, Walsh,
L. H. Peirce,
George V. Byrd,
J. D. Jennings,
!. y: Clark. 9:L,.
E. d. winston,
]. u. Marshall,
G. Suydacker.
Malcolm Mcdonald,
Chauncey T. Bowen,
cornelius Frlce,
J: X. Fisher.
H. C. Stearns,
James s. Price,
&. A. lyes,.
y A. InTpin,
t Qan1e! thompson,
John Borden,
Potter Palmer,
- a@es
John koe,
Ih91na5 q m, ttoyne,
5; u; daskeii,
~ :. n2zelton
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D. Mchenna,
, 1876-07-09

Asthna--Thousands Of the worst cases of
asthma have been relieved by using Jonas Whit
combs Remedy In no case OF purely nsthmaic
character has it failed to give relief.
, 1876-07-09

Two years Since DR.. McChesney said he
would insert good set Of teeth could be made
in this city for 23. The public are convinced The
rush continues at his elegant parlors corner Clark
and Randolph streets.
, 1876-07-09

"Sk%
". +. Wentworth,
1ra $. Younslovc,
J. Stiles,
Ffeldhouse, Dutche4 j
BeIden,
F. c. Wells,
s. Tower h Co.,
George Stewart,
G. q. Tobey,
u. ". Fuller,
Jacob Kelly.
Charles AndEiear1.
Abram Poole,
Hiram Wheeler,
P. R. Corcor1a,
H. Town,
". F. Peironnet,
l. u. Prentiss,
R. W. Rolos OF,
T. P. Lawrence,
Edward Lees,
]. O. Savage,
Charles B. Pope,
Orson Smith,
Wtllian Turner,
A. Q. Slaughter,
John II. =. Qukk.
Joseph o. Rutter,
Perry Fl. Smith,
Miles Kehoe,
Volney c. Turner,
Hans Haertins,
G. Il. Mccormick,
]. R. poolitt,e, Jr.,
Moses Wentworth,
George L. Dunlap,
J: B. Vaughan,
Mark Sheridan,
C. B. HosneE,
John c. Hainea
4. Wygnnt
B. A. Branch,
y. SChefmer11on.
n. B. Clancey,
H. L. Keith, Jr.,
Joseph ". Martin.
John Calvin Wallacc,
Geo. T. L.ovejoy,
F. P. Knowles,
Robert Scott,
James Grassie,
George Scott,
F. P. Mulvey.
John T. McAuiey,
Edward F. Dyke,
c. E. Morris,
Benz. Allen,
W. r Loomis,
s. II. Jones,
Louis Leopold,
Sam Leopold,
". L. Hoyt,
George Il. Hennemau.
d. S. Nichols,
R. E. Goodell,
Arno Voss,
r. II. Forester,
John Hfse,
A. C. Storey,
Joseph e. Smith
John Horton.
L. D. Wallace,
Robert Forsythe,
Jnmes 81. Forsytho.
Charles Kern.
y. F. Lindley,
II. 4. Hnmlin,
William A. Pryor,
William II. Wisnez,
n. P. Talbot,
J. G. Coleman,
James P. Dalton,
J. A. Devereaux.
John J. McGrath,
". Henry Potter,
Colby 4 Nlrts,
F., B. Tobey,-
X. B. Bacon,
]. Frank Kelsey,
Gill ". Peaslee,
B. S. Downer,
]. n. Wright,
f. S. uaw1ey,
]. T. Botsford,
Jesse sp2lding,
, 1876-07-09

Three medals were awarded Mt Vienna,
Philadelphia, and New York to Henry Rocher- art
lst photographer, 724 Wabash avenue, Chicago.
, 1876-07-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Woman's Most Effective Charm is q love-
II complexion as impaired by GouEaud's 0lym-
plan Cream: This long established preparation
has received the unqualified commendation Of
the beauty and fashion OF the land. Price In large
bottles reduced to one dollar.
, 1876-07-09

Mr. Banning asked leave to offer resolution
calling On the Secretary of War to report the OBJ
and Terry now operating against the Northwestern
Indians, with ail the Correspondence bearing on
the origin OF the expedition. and all the military
orders iseued by the War Department, etc.
Mr.. Knott announced the sudden and unexpected
death Of his colleague, Parsons, and offered
resolutions for the appointment OF a committee to
superintena the fnneral and to attend the remains
to louisville. The resolutions were adopted, AND
Nessrs, Blackburn, Hopkins, Harteel, Walker,
Fort, Lawrence, md Clark were appointed such
committee.
The House then adjourned.
, 1876-07-09

Harkina' Boot and Shoe Store, at 80 Clark
street. is the place to purchase your summer boots
and shoes, as during the next thirty days be will
offer unusual Inducements A large invoice Of fine
goods lust received.
, 1876-07-09

1aiis, 'ah: now then, H. Duruy, DO you kno"
:hat in human affairs that Is what may bo called
tuccesa.'''
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
!, Shtrrnan House-G. ". Lilley, ST. Louis; S. A.
Lovcjoy, New York; j. II. Southworth, Wood"
itock; {. D. Gorlau,, Fort Wayne; George Knous-
;: ;f:nopf, milwaukee,; 4; y. Cobb, Mineral Point;
=. Julyer, Fond du Lac; S. I. Fisher.
August, Ill.,. fremont Aouse-Miss LanIa
Ion. New York, H. Marston. Quincy; c. E. Ed
tE;ards. Houghton; Il. l. Mckee, Selma, Ala. the
lion. II. Harrison and Col. II. c. uoyt, Hannibal;
tae Hoa: J. kritzinger, Gnlesburg; Ur. J. n. Son
ota. St Louis; {. V. Stolzel, Frankfort -on-the-
Main; c. l.. Allen, Randolph, Va; A. Rip
Porde and George Mortz, California; ]. Bluck,
Ghusco, Russia. 49, Palmer Nouse-A K. Pratt,
3noston; F. b. Spear, Marquette; T. Il. Skinner,
IGncnnati:J ]. .. Bank. Detroit; c. $. Osborne,
NeWark n. j.; u. L. Barnard, G. r Pease, \
y. rcttibone, and G. D. Emery, indianapolis; J.
l. Randolph Baltimorc;J. c. Campbell, streatoE;
:; H. Ea'nex, Ottowa; J. II. Kennedy, Des
aoines; =: Gardner House-J..- c. chase,
springfield; c. N. spalding san francisco; Q. A.
,sa. saatehsr' Troy, \: =; .. v; Foote, Haeken-
n, nnack, \. j.; !. 4. Crawford. Davenport; c. G.
EG7nton, New Hampshire; F. 4. Baker, ionkers; Q.
:; Harris Boston; Mrs. IL E. Schollc, Cincinnati
tGfdnd dcifc-A- L. Lee, Clinton. Pa. r. Williams
- =: :. A.. Omaha; Thomas Wilson, Ainnesota;
M,esley Jones. Burlington, II. :; the Hon. Shelby
q Gul!om, Springfield; A. O. Bradley, New 1ork;
:. y. Fulton st. Louis; James Armstrong New
1ofS; David Miner and AAeoon Barnes, Lacon,
~. J. Il. Eastman, Decorah, L.
, 1876-05-11
GEN, GRAeSr,s RESPONSE.


When President Grant rose to respond, he was
greeted with enthusiastic and long.contnued ap..
plaurc. followed by three cheers and tiger, led
By. Gen: Iiaw'ey.
Prcaident Grant then read bis retpontc, as fol-
lows:
tennIsI ion Il Enss eofesthsf in rhade'pha,
inenss me nsPn IL c assia .n Inc ar., " md in tcrs.
tnfe: tcence and philnrophy. ~ vel @ a. IN n ne
q i! In
iencc. and obedience, Of aur achievements mn! a-o
ETs n !" or aG.fs
iipbtened s ts: ascal'e5s1. ] eonmsres, ] ~ sad
Gen ias!sS E Dsoes e:a q hs e"e %a ts
specimens Or .hels sktll t. exhibit on equal tstms
friendly coelon wl Sar To- ts a,s n for
leauty ind ntillty Of the ;eompctltons wlll thls
y 4 "stsa tsl Hsf %S?ts'a
tGat view Of tie srccimens Of ihc ski! Of al m;
M afford to Sal'oyca HmaS,cg* Il ~ y
MT ,ee 10 as resms sS
| lifting In enlightened communities.
bnt partially st,,ied our necessities hass soh,.
PEELED ua to chiefly syten1 every means and timH N
snE aaEaf ;s'sfs ssott ":nff sf as: aes: ssS
roads. canals, machinery. ete., etc; M9st o. ons
ss and t ~ ,ssse
great primal works Of necessity WHICH could not
Be deayed, we yet have done what this Exhibition
will show tn the direction Of riTallng older and
ulorc advanced nations In INV. medicine, nnd thc'
logr, In acleucc. literature, philosophy. uud the
tnc arts. Whilst proud Of WEat We hive do!e VIC
regret TINT nc hnye not done more. Unr ncheyc-
nicnta hasc been great enough, however. th 'nnkc
II easy for our people to acknowledge superior
| merit wherever found.
And now fct|ow.c .cltIxons. hopca CAREFUL !cuT..
mutton Of what Is about to be exhibited to y0a VIII
not or1Y fnsplrr ron with prnfound srBpect fhf
the skill and tnstc Of our friends from other na-
tiuns, but alao satisfy you with the attntntncnis
mado By our people dnrlng the, past 100 years..
Invoke your generous corporation with the worthy
Commissioners 10 fccurc u brilliant 8ncccfa II this
International Exhibition; and to make fhe ttay Uf
our foreign visitors. to whom We exteru hearty
welcome. both profitable and pleasant to them.
declare the International Exhibition now open.
So great was the confusion in the crowd, mud
80 low the tone OF voice In which the erecell was
read, that people few yards awRy could moi
| hear what wus uttered.
| ltALLELCjAH,
The close Of the Presidents brief ndd.es
was followed by the raising ef the laE on th
Main building, the signal TINT the Exhibitor
was open.
salites were fired, bells commenced ringing
and the chorus bcgan singing Hal!clnjah! tn
cltnles commenced to ring various airs ant! tl
President and Invited guests, amid cheers r iron
!, | the crowd, began proeessnn through tAc Mall
Building mud Machinery Hall.
, 1876-05-11

,ssS Ysrsf; aes fo. .hs!s s1o es; 'r hs ss
thIn wntk "a designed to cp,nmcmot s and
ssess assemIicds Within th} ptes-
cnt llmIta IT this great pnsk 6 tho
hofnos Of tho eminent patrIHts Of That where
Washington and bin aAfUctates rrceiYq 2 .ntfouh
hospitality and atlo counsel. You haf E baeryed
tho surpashtnK beatY Of tho situation 5 Il Mt orr
1}tpoaa1. In harmony witt, MI this d = IN the
liberal support given to the tntespslae 4 he atatc,
the city. and the people fndIyilma1ly.: r nu know
the very acceptable Terms In which ii erpondcd
from cven tho most dA.ans rcgtons. ,, fhclF Com
mis*ioncrs nre here, ami yon will Annn NC With
what energy md brillancy they have entered upon
this friendly competition In thr arts nj peace. H.
has been the fcrvcns hope u the Commission that
tIntng this festival ycaf tho people from MI state.
mud sections, VI al! cseeAs md churches. al!
partfcb md classes. ',urYinE nj! fssent.
sncnh. would comc up t0gethGr 10 this birthplace
Of Liberty, 10 etudy tho cyhenec Of orr resources,
10 mcnsnre the pro9rcss nf hundred gears md 10
examine to our profit The wonderful prodnct. tf
other ands but especially to 1on lands In perfect
fraternity, and prtlfsc 10 the God Of our fathers
that the new century shall euErnes the old tn the
truB plorieB Of civilization; nna, Furthermore.
That from the association here Of welcome rif|tora
from al natona there may result not nlnnr rreHf
hcuedts to invention, manufactures. nsrculturr'
trntlc and commerce, hut also flEongcf fnleFna-
tlonal friendships and more lnsting, peace.
Thus rrrQftiny TO y1ft, Mr.. President, HnJer Tic
laws Of Tic Government and the n.ag. Of rllnllat
occasions, In the name Of the United STATES Cen
tcnh!al Con,mlsaion. present to yoHr View The
international Exhibition Of 1870.
, 1876-05-11

FROM OTuERW1IEREs.

Special Ifspafch 10 5he Tribune.
WASHINGTON, p. C., May 10.-There was at'
most complete suspension Of public business
hero tp-day on account Of the Centennial opcn-
Ing. Although tho Departments were not for
1nally ordered closed by taclt understanding very
little work waa done, mud tho bureaus were
nearly all empty. The town Itself is even more
deserted tlsan In midsummer. Almost the cn"
tire Congress and Departments are In Phila;el-
phla. It Is not expected that much political of
legislative business MILL be done this week. anil
it Is antlcinatcd that there rnny not be quorum
In either House on Frtaay.
Col. Norton, President Of the Mount Vernon
Military Academy, situatrd at Morgan rafk,
near Chicago, arrived here this morning to
make application to the Secretary Of "ar for
orllup1cc and ridca fnf the catlefs Of the AtAd-
cmy. The cadets will visit tho Centennial E1"
hlbitiou and xlso this city in the month OF June.
New YonK, siay l0.-1'hc opening Of the
Centennial Exhibition was generally cslepr@tea
bnlliinss and iron;s. Many nroadway stores
arc sn1otl.crsd IN bunting. The interiors of
| downtown restaurants are rFolu5sly my SONG
coloTs Ferry.boais exhibited. iiags with T. l7sh
harbnr generally ia similarly observing the oprn-
iNg Of t!,r g7eat show. The railroads leaA!ng to
Il1tl1uClDlllA Hlt bAa'"Aac ss"AA
| day, hut travel was not 90 hcAvy as on lon.1ay
and Tuesday, whcn tho Pennsylvania Koad
! was obliged to ,1nub'o ita facilities for
| pafsencer-travc!. Fret-class round-tr1p tiukcts,
E.od fae five days, aro sold at $4; good for IT.
teen days, S.; third-clnss ronnd'trip tickets,
Cood only on tho day Of Issue ana between cer-
tain hours OF thu 1ny, $oo.
~' PARKknsnuHa, ~.
sptcf1I Ditp0trh to 7A4 TttbuNA.
PAnKaRsnuRo, Ia, May l0.-The Centennial
was usl.crel III hero thls morning BY tlring a
salute Of 100 guns and decorating the streets
and principal business houses With the Amerl'
can dag.
DErRorr, Mich, May 10.-Tho Detroit Com
mantlery today received proposals from, si1
| different routes for transportation for them
selves, und u large number Of Knights from
different parts OF tic State Of FcHnsylvailta tc
attend tho Grand Templar celebration, u
| rhiladclphla. AL the proposals wrrp declined
| on account Of the high rnte of farc Thu Com
| mandcry will probably decide To stay at home
unless d reduction fry1n tho rate now cstah
lishctl Is given them. Should they 40 decide, i
is elaitned that Il Will keep over two thousand
Knights 1t home that Intended golng.
1 ERIE IA.
l 6pecfa! p4fpdtrA to 7na 7xioHns.
ERIE, Pa., Nay l6-Tho LAWRENCE, Conamo
doro Pcrry's flagship, now sunk iA thls hatt,or
will be rafscd and transported to Fhiladclphla
where 1t will ho exhibited to those pcrsosls VIII
WILL pay Is cents each to gazo upon 1t.
, 1876-05-11

Conveniently thcre Wa an Immense lam Of pco.
nln in h' that 'vi,snity. Hats wcTc crusled and
tSnnts inn IN H. ;tntrersot atr1trrfe for exit,
In tl,r brnot1 tnacc hetwern tEe end Of Tic
main hui,,itru "nt1 Mcchinrry.IJa]t
rms Tnc3rs
hai tcru d-awn ,,r, In holiuw souarcs. and line
with crnssr.i havnlnfe kent hnrk Tic serpinr
crowd oltti',e.
IA fhr t,rorcautan rfncrrctl frnn thu main
buIis1nr. ri, q "niycrsa, about went I'm from tie
multitude. 'N' '''' -
rug ecxsH
at this mint wa. Exceedingly effective. The
1onv ljuts "f trnu,,s. Tic oaT uniforms OF tic
tipionatic n,rns. n,id tho foreign military o.
ircra II. lie r,rosrssion. combined to nrW!uco n
scene nf rrcnter hriIfaucy than Ind ret been
,yitnrssctf.
Tassinr m IN Machinery Hall the President
SRI rmn conI1ss EyoiSE IN MOTION,
and fr.,tn thert lin com,nanY nrocectict1 10 thu
Judges ltajj, whcro thc rresticnt't reception
VIA Ic1 After tt,c tIneninr ceremonies were
e,Jed. Tie Immense ,n,ftitutie throngcd through
tic grounds a,mI buildings anil rave itself up 10
e.rh!t.scejnt, and asco,,1patlyinE atnuscme1,ts.
Bill frst ti'cy rn,,st uaI and drink, ani iii tie
restaurants IN the grounds wcre fppctliiv
thronretl, At = o'clock there was not chair il,
i,c haI In t1,r American and French restaurants
, 1876-05-11
OTHER CEREMONIES,
Mr1aIC4f.

After tho singing Of Nhtttter's Centennial
plaec, tile Board Of Finance, win: appropriate
spcechcs and ccrcnlonials, turned over tho
buildings to tho Cou1n1sson,
Next followed tho singing Of Sidney Lnutcr's
cautata by full chorus, accompanied By the
orchestra The app,ausc Of the yast crowd Was
enthusiastic, and portions Of the music were
cncored, csnccInl]y tho bass aolp supg by Mr.,
,..., ,.n,,.' n" ~1S ~'s e y
hhltne5i oa nnsso''
rhEsIDEHT WEL5H's 8PRECH,
.1ohn weleh. President Of tic Centennial
Board ot Finance, theh 1oE1na4ly P9esci'tcta tho
bulldIugs to the United Statea Centennial Com-
sIa, ~, c,,,1,ur bta atiarezs aa fo,,ows.
eso''' "" ~ :. ~. s,s.t ~. ,nr.
LADIES Ahn nKNsLES' ~ tnS IAse W aso
net WIZ H. .n ~ M re-,
they hayo been overcome oy 1n hannr
,hs mem9@rGs @ ., .anse ~o 81 ~ csnnt, If
1staE tata ss. rst,t,,a ~ 'ae qhn nssen,
l77o exetea oat psesca. tsai, ,e-"ssnia,
hiaEe hefe to.aay ~ sp hns ss rorsn,,a t,fhntn
tseS an..,nf W" you an Inc Occur.
o t a.y asny f @ ss
e!eM nut" h .raoee,ion ~ Tis EIhihltiun /. bit
proht ny Afsnenupn: Mha 1ua s,o.nnrhIx i,x ]es
ocAooa' n.oo, ~ 81" ~" .rs.tnrs w},l In ths
eonh 11s iea.I.u . w ashsiI hhvn cioaad
Eain m Mmoa ~ :.t.ar. .nnsrra ;m II shall hnye
thas sa4 ae e fsh nsst0 che So hnpsa
LA se ,una,sni ~ in .nres s1nr oncu more
6cromo snd ~ ,od ~ IN tha bIsbss, on cartn
20 nsaen; o, 'HI,i ~, :" ~" ~. ,ncn a.. "
peace' sooo VIII 1'"a1a Nv"
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, 1876-05-11
The Outrage at 8a1ondca
Said to Have Been Pre-
1iled1tated.
Summary Punishment OF the As
sassins Demanded by the Bor-
lin Conference.
Fears of aGenera1 Mussul
man Uprising Against
the Christians.


IU UkhE1 i
TIE nEHzEGovIa1AN nrrCurE8.
VsEssA, May io.--Anstssn has recommended
giving subsidies 10 the Icszegovinlan refugees
III Damasla.
Tie Porte will consl,lcr the latest demands Of
the insurgents, II they directly petition tH
Sultan.
THE CONFERENCE.
ST. fETEnsnrna. May l0.-Thc Car left hero
last night fnr berlin.
DEnLM, May lo.-Couns Andrassy arrived
here.
PKEMEplTArED.
LONDON. May Iii n. ma special from
outrage was prcmedltascsl. ~ the ConslI1s cx::
rept the British had warurti thc Governor and
Porte that 'nassacre was Intended. The salno
dispatch says feeling L insecurity prevails
koy. a. plot was discovered IN con.
foe Fass, lin Min'.tcr M ot War, WA" ~as the hcal
he persuaded the sultan that an nttack On LII
10 had aiEo armed the Maho1nmedan population
of that place, bit received orders TO disartu
tl,cu oa news Of the Saontea outrage.
THE 1SsCnKn*rloE IN nuLGAN1A
gatns CrNuNd. The insurgents hulh Be}lon aud
i partion Of Rornelian railway adjacent thereto
RESULT OF THE CONFERENCE.
-Lo.po:, May 11.-.Thc Paris correspondent
nf tic Tin.et says the Interchange Of views at cr
demand On the part Of the European Powers fot
the execution Of The n,ur,lcrcrz, fn,lcmnttlenton
| ot the families Of the yictina, solemn salntu
TO the French a1ld German l'nEs fr tc Turkish
authnritcs, nnl guarnntce against similar i1ias'
| sacrcs.
| BERLIN, May to-Count Andratsy lad Il lone
conference with rrincr bismarck this afternoon
Counselor Won NAiikotf, Rues1an Ainbu,
| eador ut Vienna. Is expected here.
| TnE sAIoSIfAN McnnEREns.
CoysTANT1sorLE, May 1G.-Tltty persons wht
took part IN the riot ut salonica havc bccn af
rested.
, 1876-05-11

TIE ECUICH KIFLl. 9!s1N'
LONDON, May 10-Capt. MarDonnla, Of Edin-
burg, bus been elected CGptaln OF tho ssotch
tcum, to compete in thc Centennial rifle match
Tic team will sail from Liverpool July 10.
DECL1SED.
The President Of the Cambridge University
Boat Club, ". B. Close, hns officially declined
an invitation to participate In the Centennial
regatta In consequence of the inability to OF.
gantze representative crew. 11o hopes some
cellyEc four Will 60. -.
Fatal. ACCIDENT.
During tic eucl,,g at Chester today n TEN.
poraty stand erected for the use Of spectators
fell Two persona were killed and tunny scri.
ously snjuwst.
TArLEnC.
Turucr. Mott t. Strung, corn and pro-
vision merchants. Bristol, lnvc suspended. LIZ
billtIes between *aO0, 0o0 a1ltl $500,0D.
, 1876-05-11

LONDON, Aiay 10,-sttasnsll'ps Italy aud
Wcser, from New York, and Atlas from Boston,
have arrived out.
Bosros, May 1o.-Arr!yed, steamships Pha-
milan, from Glasgow; Quebec, from Liverpool; ;
and Thon,us, frolIl London.
NEW YoHK, May l0.-Atrtyed, steamships
Ethopia and State Ut 1uliana, from 0tasgog;
Ncotia, trou, Liverpool; aud Labrador, from
lIArre. :.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1o.-Arrtgcd, steau1ship
NetlerlaIld, fron Antwerp
new YonK, May l0.-Arrived-Stca1ncF Wee
land, fzpn lH1nturg.