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FhlR-T!ME,

SptCf2t DHkP2!GH ~ @he 1F@o0Hss
Llrlrzrrs, Ind, Aug. 27.-The i1fth annual
fair Ut the Tlppecauoe Agricultural Society ut
Lafayette will commence Tomorrow, continuing
tho entire week. The Society have made an
addition to thclr grounds, now comprising 81
acres, beautifully located, ind well provided
with the hest of water and natural shade. They
have $50 horsc-stalls, 100 stalls fur cattle, aud
pens unlcr cover to accommodate coo swine
and nearly as many sl!eep, The prospects for
the coming fair are fur better than any prcced.
Ing year. All the stalls Tor cattle aud horses
pied. The baiaure will arrive Tomorrow:
cattle OF tho country huss engaged
room, among them Msrsath q GGamoiT'I'dgS Gs1ni''iggs
SGy GnytY f ILL., stxsy Pats so II @ nafI ill.,
Jonati'an naugh, Of Ttppesaru1 County, lnd:; !;
roll County; LockrIdgc, Of drcel,castle, Ind;
and Aftcen I'ead from the celebrated Shropshire
tic grounds Today. 'Vcrgin i Brown, Of Fair
bury, Ill, have sixty horses of various klnda,
pacing, trottlng, and Normandy stock. The
race-traek, half-mIle one has been greatly i'm
proved, the curves raised On the outside m arg Is
the State. The coming week ts looked forward
to as . gala week In Tlppccanoe County. Ey-
erybody attends the fair and sakcs bis friends.
1Ass,ss <sf sis essias &ag rhs 3et h'i Eleventh An
nun Exhibition ot The Central Michigan Agrs-
cultural Society will be held Oh their grounds IN
this city, Oct. !, I, s, and 9. Several thousand
dollars haye been expended thu seaaon 10 ~
tfbus offered to exhibitors will be Us good rs af-
furtlcd by tic State soeiety.
Tho aecond annuul meeting Of the Lansing
Horse-bsecder's Association will be held in thts
q 81, !do viii be awarded. Entries will close
Sept 5.
, 1876-08-28

TUE Ina FkRSES PROIIC.
There vas good DIAL Ut talk aruuud town
yesterday uycr the yacht race of Saturday, and It
WAS stute that thu owner Ut the 1na will ent-F
Il protest aguiust the award Of Tile first heat 10
lhc Fso!!c, III the ground that that fHsky sail
hl.-cratt seippcd along OIL tic inside of the
hseakwatcr iustead ot sailing "oG Chl:ago"
a. demanded by the conditions of the raee
Whether or not tho protest would br valid Que
remains to lie seen. In orler tu throw some
tight un the subject. tue articles Of the MAtEl
arc herewith appended:
Memorandum Of agreement. between John Davis,
Of M!ndeor, Ont, on bchalf Of The yacht Ina
Ill, ou behalf Of The yacht trolfc. witncsketh:
lti understood md agreed bstwceh the sb1ye-
named gentlemen tlas the aoess' % aanea VA yaehttt
10 miles to wndwsrl aNd return, OF vice versa
said rAcs IL o The best two ont of three trials, on
Successive days, The tsBl trial on Saturday, Ang
yacht winnln. two out Of tArcr to be declared the
Wiunts.
tic Ina TO receive 320U over and above the said
stake u cossr her EXPENSES Of trip 10 Chicago and
~ ballast except that each yacht shall return with
tbs same number of crow an weight of balla1s thai
sI.e started with Either party may nd tlat tue
Ct I'll .
direction .! tho wind ono hour pre*i9u" to startlna
or At tho time Of starting the atakc-boAs shall de-
seI Logging OF thr course shHlI Be tho
and slal 10 left the saEboxEd hand In rounding
BIZ buth ynchts. The established rules Of salltnI
~ to tigh. Of way shall govern this match. Tue
above Contracting psrtlcs DO hereby agree 10 accept
Capt. Joseph Hicholnou. OF Desrolt ~ Fcfereo, ant
that each party may nontlAtr judge 10 represent
iAcjr ,rdpct tive tntuEests In zach race.
Two hnnlred dollar. forfeit 10 be deposited b
| each pastJ In the hands Of Z. II. GillMa1. OF De-
tsoik on Of before Aug. nest. The start shall s
hying one. and tho distance 10 30 tnade In sigh
huurs or no race. J. Davis,
For yacht 1ua.
J0AN PAIhulvlLLE,
..-... For yacht Frol!c.
Witness: J. OCounof.
Tue second race will take place this InorulHl
at 0 30 otClpCk.
, 1876-08-28
A MAN KILLS HIS SON.


GzxNylELp. Iul., Aug. H.-Th!s afternoon,
between and o'clock, Jerry Recdy, living s
1niles north Of this place, had f1ght with his
sou James, married man, living with and keep
ing house for tho old man, which resulted In the
killing Of james. The young man xas lying on
the foor In the front door. whan tho old usan
commenced striking him with a buggy whip.
Some words cnsucd, when they got Into the
front yard, where a. desperate encounter took
place, tho old man striking his aon ou the head
with the edgs OF sharp ax. THIS wound
was Inches In length and passed
through the skull.bonc into the brain,
from tho etlccts of which tho young man
died In about two houra. The old man lad two
slight stats On bis person, one on tho left urn
and the other OH the back about tle shoulder
blade, netheF dangerous. and must have been
glyeu before tho u was used. The OLD man ap-
pears enttsrIy indifferent to what he has done.
mud, when asked II he did not want to SEQ hia
son before he died, aaid he did not care damn.
Tho wife OF the young man WIS the only person
present, and shc falls to give any satisfactory
account Of the difficulty. Tho old lnali will bc
urresttd, wtnu 4 thorough investigation Will
take place. Whisky was Iu doubt tho cause OF
the dlAiculty, As the old man Is drinking man
md was In liquor at tut tfme.
, 1876-08-28
0R]TllARY.

6n<ctdt UI9b4sch 70 1M 1VotHA
QUINCY, ILL.,, Aug. 27.-Col. 81. b. Dentoan. q
wealthy citizen Of Quincy, died yesterday In
New Haven, -Conn.,. whero he was visiting
irieuds, Mr. Dcuman came to this city In 1888,
and wa reported to 70 worth nearly 8, 900, ,ooo,
pss MoNEs, II, Aug. B-Robert C,ark, =
pioneer Of WlnnenaEo County, aud highly
esttclued citizen, died suddenly 1t Forest City
: lev days aInee, having been III but = few
hours. Ie wAs born at Johnstown, N. r. June
S, lH35. When young 'nan be came to Rock
1855 be removed TO lows, and eottled In Whist Is
now WinnebagQ County. When the county
Yus orgaulzcd he was elected County Judge,
which otiivo Ie held several years. In 1857 ho
entered lsEga quantity Of land under, pro-
etnpttoa claims, and laid out the Town
Of Forest City. He was three titnes elected
County Treasurer, aud was scr7ing his third
term when 10 died. He WAS also President Of
tho Congregational Society and of tho School
Hoard, Master Of the MA.onic Lodge, and Post-
mAster Of Forest City. Ho MAJ prominent iu
iii good works, and his wisdom and counsel
wcra sought by the people, and BY all thaae
various organizations which compoee IN e. en-
lghtened Ind progressive community. Ths
entire uetghborhooa paid IL homage to haa
Mu5th, 1t Lis burial.
, 1876-08-28
ROBBERY AND ARSON.
Spxetgf ptgpattk u 1hA Tribune,

BuaL,so7oa. Ia, Aug. N.-Thc greenhouse
barn and sc.ideure OF Charles schwerln, On
West Hill, wese totally destroyed by dro last
night. TAe property was valued 1t 5000, aud
was Insured for $4,000. Tho dre was the work
Of IN lucend!ary who hau entered tha premises
berglartousIy. Tho family ware awakened, and
tho burglar ared At Mrs. schverin At such close
rpnge a to singe her hair. She fell fanttng,
mud he escaped With 8l42, secured from ! chest
In the house. Soon after the greenhouse was dis
COVERED to be In han,es. tbs result was ~ eboro
tlro property adjoining schwerin's$kume two
weeks ago. After the Hire two tnen were atrcse-
ed on suspicion. One OF them WIS detected In
nu attenipt to burn q building Oh Jefferson
street. aud realated tho Officers u the cxteAt Of
firing on then, With revolver liz was secured
Rfter struggle and lodged tn jul. Considers.
bls excitement pEeyatls oyor the events Of The
night. Another attempt 10 65o buildings was
discovered aud tolled, but tho perpetrators were
not detected.
, 1876-08-28
A Molly-Maguire Murderer Of Four
Years Standing Appre.
hendod.
Biack-EIeartetl Murder Of n Trust
Ing Woman at AInuch
Chunk, Pa.
Tho Victim OF the Carhonelalo
Crime Still Living.
i Confessed Tr,;n- 1frccker s.. Robbery
and Arson at Burlington, 1a.
MOLLY NfAGUtnES.

MOLLY MAGUfnES.
sstctal Dispateh to Tie tribune,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 27.-At last tho as-
sassins huvs Lecn uncart.!ed who committed the
first u.urt1cs under the auspices OF the M0lly
Magu!res. Saturday, De-. =, 1871, Morgan Pow
eli, then Assistant Superintendent Ut the mines
Of the Lcilgh Coal anil Navigation Company,
was killed In the main street Of Summit Hill, at
o'tlock In tic evening, Immediately after lie
had left tho stose Of Hurry Williams
son to return to bis residence
at Lansford, subsequently noted as tic
srcnc of the brutal MURDER Of PtMcll's suc-
cessor, John 2. Jones. Three men were directly
implicated In tho murder. One of these, tho
reached over hs shoulder, null slut him through
the breast. The bullet passed through Powcil's
body and lodged III the spinal column, and the
wound proved fatal the Monday morning fol-
loving NJ o'eloek: The night being very dark,
A reward was offered, but In rain. A special
to the Times from Mauch Chunk says:
Ths mustsf' Of Msotsan r"we! afs k9oTa
hon.hse, Alfssndsr Ss,aessii, ;n@ another xGoin
the man who died thu fatal slot lfs is Tho Molly
sQuealer, In Canpbcll's cellar At Tku1aqua. lle il
now unlcr conviction In the jail at postavlle for
comp!!citJ In tte murders Of son!er, Ja1ncr, SAM.
| trfct-Attorney sie~ers has a!ed 4 petlslon
! asking the Court 70 awasd a. writ Of
ss sS.1 e 40 osg End dsesa .,ts
bfng '.Yellow jack oyer the mountain, when he
will bc indicted for this atroeious murder. The
Campbell Il now IN jail here convicted q murder
IN The frat degree in tho Jones case. 1iis nut!ou
/ for new trial Will be denied to. norrnw. The
evidence against Donahue for this murder il ose1
! whelmIng aud positive.
, 1876-08-28
THE RAILWAYS.


EASTE1tN.
Gpectai Correspondence n The Tribune.
CHESTER, ILL.,, Aug. A.-fhe Illinois Division
Of the Iron Mountain, Chester & Eastern Rail-
road, under the control Ut C. 3. Cole as Re-
ccivcr, aud Egbert Dodge, General supcrin-
tendcnt, las fully doubled Its buslscsa III pas
seuger and freight traffic since the date Of the
change Of management, July 20. The engines
have undergone thorough repairs, and thu roll
lng.stock generally Is being renewed. The truck
Ia also belnt closely oyerhanled from Chester to
1amaroa, and this line Of road will now soon be
eplal IN capacity for passenger and freight busl-
ness to that Of my In this end OF the State. The
road connects At Percy With the Cairo ana 81.
Cuiro Short Ltne, and at Tanaroa with the
Illinois Central and affords IN outlet for the
people Of Randolph County, Ill.,, TN the a1ssls-
sippI, aud the people OF Perry County, Mo-, to
Chicago, and will 'be the means Of Chicago mer-
chants extending their trale down this way with
considerable profit. The new ttne-carl gives to
tie people of Chester IN opportunity to 60 to
St. Louls aud return the same daY.
, 1876-08-28

students from The graveyard. When Mrs tane
Potter, chief cook nj the Atncrican-Lne stcan-
er Illinois, arrived here IN Marc, last shc found
that her husband had brcn dead ten days, anil
that HI. t,ot1y hal been inferred III the City
Burying-Grounil, marked by or.lcr Of Coroner
Goddard 70 that the could find It Il
Abe wanted to. Hhe had IL cxtumed, hut
Il WIS not tie body of her husband
Further search was unava!ting until drunken
tabnrcr came 10 Mrs. Potter and otIcroa 1ot. -
accompanied him to tie Homeopathic Hospital,
anil, a}tnr looking At several budice, found thnt
pf lier husband uirea,ty lhcs tei, while the cot-
In lad evidently never been beneath the sott
No steps have set been taken against Taylor.
, 1876-08-28

times mnrricd. Her first huaband mas a pro,nt
nent lawyet named Sanger, who died several
years ago, leaving IN estate worth t02, ,000, most
ot which descended to llfs son, who attained his
has been diasipated nnd cItrayasaut, and fas
already squantlcred latge portion OF tho for
tune 1pon wine, women, and other bad habts.
Mre. Wiiaou applied fof tho appointment OF =
heard In tho County Court this week. lis hear
Ing was discontinued yesterday afternoon BY tho
sudden Illness Of Mrs. Wilson. .8he took her
life thta morning on account Of sickness, ncr-
co,lrse. The event has created 4 great scnsa.
ton in this city, where the parties ara well
known and holi a high sociai position. Young
Sanger ID neasly uvcrpowcrea With grief and
setuurEe.
, 1876-08-28

HrrrALo. n. T.. Aug. 21.-One Gcorgc f.
Adams, arrested lIcrc Ia4t evening ta suspicion,
has confessed that he threw tile Lake Slurc
trains OF ut Lake View nnd Northeast, causing
the death of oue man At tho latter punt; aiso.
that l,e was tie pretended hero ut FasrpuEt,
pcar Rochester, who sarcd New York Central
train by arousug farmer near anu telling hin
tho yarn, which waa published At thu time, Of
seeing several men tearing up the rails he ha'l
,nlsplaccd himself. lie clailns that his object
was to make s1mratby with the railroads, and
then ret employment; that he Intended to hag
the trains OF, the Luke Sh.re rnat, but WAS too
late IN bath cases. Adasns w;s formerly =
brakeman Oh The Lake Shore and Michigan
Railroad.
, 1876-08-28
The SWISS,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. N.-The great eelebra-
tioa Of ths 6wiss otAn,eEica begun In the Judgea'
Hail It ths Centennial Grounds yesterdaJ,
Gen. John 4 Butler. Of California, presiding.
Tha exercises consisted Of Instrumental and
yocal music, and An oAtton by Capt John Il.
Mlllluan, Of Baltimore, which wea replied to BY
United States Senator Howe, of W.eonslo. u
8cluetxen Park, at the falls of tho Rchuylklll,
where y banquet wa4 given. Sunday tha eele-
bration Was continued Ut Hchustzen Park, when
al interesting programme Wa gtTsn.
, 1876-08-28
FIRES.
IN CHICAGO.

IN CHICAGO.
Tho alarm from Box 825 at 7:1o last evening
was caused by the discovery Of fire In barn
in rear Of No. 3sS West Adams street, owned
and occupied by O. Dc Clerq. A neighbor
named William Harding eudeavored to exttn-
gutsh the lames In their inctp!cney, and in 50
doing was kicked upon the leg by q horse, and
rather badly Injured. Luss, $500; Insured for
5000 In tho Irving Of New York. A stock VI
but ID Insured fur $500 In the Chicago Fire.
The alarm from boz 3il at 40 yesterday af-
ternoon was caused by ths burning Of alde-
The 6re Is supposed to hare originated fron q
lighted cigar thruwn Into the rubbish beneath
II. No damage.
Ing was caused by l. fire IN the threc-story md
basetneut brick dwelling No. 3568 North avenue,
owned BY Louis Miller, aud oceup!.SEa by q. g.
n,eat i occupied by Henry Dartletts. saloon
keeper, who losss by water about s3o Dam, r:
rather heavily damaged BY water, but Is fully
insured for $751; 500 In various companies, Prob
ably tue damage BY water, SMOKE, ind other
CAUSES will reach at least 33,o00
, 1876-08-28
CASUALTIES.


FATAL ACCIDENTS.
sr. Louis, Aug. e7.-Ata Republican meeting
IN Raymond, Montgomery County, kan., inst
Friday, keg Of pow'ier accidentally exploded
while firing a salute md Jnslt Uanzc WIS III
.tantly killed, and Jotcch I'm'son, James
Sharp, aud Sylvester kcssliNgcr inustallY
wounded.
On thu same day Mrs. 1ssenler and Mrs.
Wright we're thrown out tof buggy wi,!lc riding
in Louishurx, Kan, aud killed.
, 1876-08-28

UaBAsA, O., Aug. M--Sixteen trumps, carl
armed with new cnrn-cuttcr, boarded train
on the Atlantic d Great Western Railroad at
Lewsburg, this county, about Il o'cloek Last
night. They hacked the beil-corl In two, and
probably intended to extend their operations,
but, upuu being discovered by the conductor,
who called u iits assirtuncc the train tuen md
the passengers, they were dropped oil In corn
cd trouble.
, 1876-08-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NKW YohK, Aug, ,47.-AfT!sed-TAe steam.
ship Idaho, from Liverpool.
Nav YoRx, Aug, N,-A1rtved-The stean.-
ship Egypt. from Liverpool.
LONDON, Aug, a7-Tho steamships Ham.
mock and Hindoo, from Nov York, have ar
rived out
, 1876-08-28

apectal DstpaseA to 1hs TtttuHA
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 7.-At last there
IL convincing evidence Of what has been be-
believed for : long time-thst William II. Tay-
lor, superintendent Of ths City Busylny-
Grounds, hax b<sa regularly supplying medir1
, 1876-08-28
FRANCE.
WoRKlN0NKK'a pANQt7T,

PANS, Aug. 27.-A banquet was given today
to thu Independent delegates representing work.
ingmeu who have returned from tho Phlladel-
ohls Exhibition. Desmoullns described his visit,
and others made speeches. Letters from Victor
Hugo and Louis Hlanc were read. a resolution
va adopted rendering th.pks to their friends
thu dalegatet,
, 1876-08-28

=. [QNTH8f 1UH DI8H1EET sAAE
LONDON, Aug. ga close contest IL expect
cd At tho election In BucktnghsmshiFe TO MI
tho vacancy caused BY the elevation Of Ar. Dir
r.elf to Tia PeeFsge, between Nj. Fremantle, 4
Conseryatiye, and Rupert Carngtou, who hA
iust itsuel "a address to the Liberals.
, 1876-08-28

Speca0I Wspdfch u 1At 77baNk
Woonsrock, ILL.,, Aug. A-flle residences Of
Robert schryvcr and i. L.. Nah r we're entered
by burglars last night. The thieves secured
watch aud chaia valued at 800 and ubout Sl5
In money irun the former, mud about SIS irnM
the latter. Entrances were effected Ia both III
stances by cutting out Wfudow-screcns.
, 1876-08-28
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Aug I.-In the lake
tegioa slowly falling barometer after temporary
Hss along lowerlakes, winds mostly from south
xest to southeast, rising temperature, and
clearer or fur weather, possibly succeeded by
rain areas along Lake Superior.
LOCAL ORDINATIONS.
G4trAdo. AuG. n,
, 1876-08-28

ST. LOUIS, Aug. T.-Two b1otllcrs named
Dcnham resisted arrest hy n constable yestcr-
day Ut Denver, Cnok County. The constable
procured possr Of citizrns to help lin, but the
Qenlaus sill resisted, auu were sI!ot dead.
, 1876-08-28

nuFnett'a Flaso<tnx Extraot.---Ths supeFl-
otity Of these extraeta consists Ia shels perfect
purity and gseat strength. T4by at1 w4Etanted
frce from ths poisonous ol4 aud kclaa which tAstr
uto tho composition Of uaauy Of tbs GsetturS fruit
nsyeEs noW ID tls market.
, 1876-08-28

All who feel lanku3h or dsbilltated
should ass bolands Aromatic Bitter Wine Of Iron.
II stfensthenp the syaten and noutishes tho b!eoa
tsfa X sttcEk.
, 1876-08-28


CARuosDALE, ILL.,, Aug. 27.-Thu innocent
little Addie DIltngcr, who WINS accidentally
shot by her 1nurlcrous uncle {the criminal in
tending to kill her fathcr yesterday still lsngcrs,
but In IN unconscious condition, and with no
hope Of recovery. Her mother is very nearly
distracted with grief, and her fathcs ls nlE,ost
Wild. The wound was probcd by Drs. Lishtfoot
al,d o'IIara Inst night but the ba1l wn not
found. It has lodged In the base Of the skull,
having r5s,gcd downward after entering thc
head. No medical aid can possibly rcuder her
any assistance, ~ this brain has been touched
Her pulse uud breathing are very resular,
which Is marvel. Bill Bowman, hcs
uncle, has not been captured. lie returned to
hts huuse about midnight lust night, procured .
coat, lre-arnia aud salldle-1lorse, and depurtel
for ljarts unknown. Notwithstanding Ills house
WIS guarded, 1iu attcmpt was made to arrest
him, for some reason. lie IL reported TO havs
passed gunrd uear Mount Carbon, who let
hIln pass, supposing the guards at Big Muddy
bridge would stop him, but the guards btxtton'
ctl there hail left, aud hent1 hc WaB not caught.
No definite report Inns been received Vi
Ills trail, although It Is runored he Was
seen near Murphysboro at the Gartsde Coal
mines at 9 O'Clock this morning. Runners were
dispatched early this morning to the different
ferrys where he would be likely to cross. Pub
lie sentiment Is strongly sgalnst such aepEeaa.
tions1 aud, II caught, bowman will Rurcly ~.
relye the extent OF tue Inv.
, 1876-08-28
The Powers Agree to Request an
Arnistice OF the Porte.
Prince Milan to Ee Required to
Suo for Peace Directly to
Turkey.
Two Columns sor servlans Mis-
take Each Other for
Enemies.
Wounded Bu1garinns Willing to DIE
Rather than Submit to Sur.
gicn} Treatment.
TURKEY.
uonH TURKISH SYMPATHY.

TURKEY.
uonR runxtsu SYMPATHY.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Tho Standard's Belgrade
Lisp.tch xays: HWhtle Prince Milan Is show
luz his good sense In trying to negotiate peace,
Russian officers continue to arrive fn great
numbers, and Gcn. TctcrnaycH by repeated at
taeks upon the Turkish lines, is doing his best
to make negotiations abortiye. ,1lc has hur-
r!cd 80 far that tho Porte, In re-
ply to tender. Of mediation by the
Powers, 'has;plainly declined to listen to pro-
posal until A1exiuatz shall have surrendered.
Consequently, fighting thcro continues. The
scrvIan authorities report great Victories, but
without foundation. Tho scrvTans may have
driven back tic Turkish columns which al
vanecd from 1T. Stephen, and, getting oil level
ground, were obliged to retreat; but The Turks
are OH the right and left banks Of tho Mora
Va On leYul With Alcxtnatz."
AUSTRIAN occurAfiox.
There is 4 possibility Of the occupation Of the
Scsyan frontier mud Of Belgrade itself by an
Austrian corps Of 5000 men. The Austrians on
the Save and Danube arc ready to march Ut q
moments notice.
sKRy1AN DrscosTBNr.
A Telegram from Belgrade reports that tho
discomfort among the people on account Of tho
| negotiations is datly becoming more intense.
Among other demands of foreign representa-
tIves, cessation Of host!llties 1, refused by the
Ministry:
MILAN MusT ADDRESS ruH FORTE.
A dispatch from Vienna assert8 that the Porte
requires that Prince Milan 'hall address lis
| demands for peace directly to tho turkish
! Government.
| uEp1Ar1oN
| Ap.r1fn ancc,a1 ,nuo,,ncc. that. at a Council
os.sn ePsea1 sun.usss n'' 'n1 ill.,. ssa,.,
Of the eerVlah Caoihct, ffance Mhah's leso'u-
tion In favor Of mediation WIS approved, to !.
| AFEAuYUL nLuNDEf.
IosDon, Aug. ga dispatch from Daldt;
chin reports that On lnesuay TWO Columns OF
8erYtan tioopB at Alexlnatz miatook each other
for the enemy, and scrious tight took place be-
so.a a. srr,r % discovered
| A"Ae N1S ~''~' -..,.,.
| sTRANos FhE1up1cE' ,
mso,ic5. xhe ordered them to advance. Tic
rr,,,,,ns man a..,in.d In have an onerntfon
ta., svaaa 1i ,s1 rss1..h xnr,aons ~ ~ nina IN
ten natives IN similar cascs, although they know
a..+h ,gi,l fo,1ow tbeir rcfusa1.
0e~'" :" ~ 3"o" -. .'.e." .,,.,sn,a.
~ ~ n,sA ns... h.
to rsoucst tho Porte to accedc to a suspension
a,i,as,,,l.,ss % T"r,ox IA resolvc, to rramt on,y
.ho1t = armIsttce for ths - nirnoae Of aseeleratlny
s.puscu's" REPORTS rRoM THE SEAT OF WAR
from Cur Spec;ai corrsspoaasat.
BELosApE, july N.-Tlcre has been a greal
battlr INT as Il III not vet known wherl. bctwceu
,hn", ot,,i .rtth vfot rrnit II In. hcnl, fn,,rlt
Tdo aoia. on annainr nartfw,iars -" 0'- ~e~~
| CoEsTANTtNopLH, July n5.-ft Ia officially an
! no,,nred tint thu TiirEish arrny, under Bunkuu