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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-14
rAr soSo or THE CENTURY.

the SONG oF THE CENTURY.
I'm hoary and old, and my race smost runj
Twill end on tho Fourth Of July,
And here III recount all the deeds have done,
That their memory never may dioj
For I've boon as busy as busy could be,
Working wonders from first 10 the last
Doing more for mankind, as you plainly may sec
Than ten Of the centuries past.
When came on the stage, this nation was low,
And things were most sadly confused
The mother was dealing the daughter blow,
Aud each thought their rights were abused
But soon the young eagle arose in his might,
And the lion growlcd back to his lairi
And the flag Of the free, bathed in Heavens owl
light,
Was proudly flung out to the air.
A people arose SO noble aud free,
That the nations stood gazing in doubt,
And Kings. in derision, were waiting to SEQ
The problem Of freedom worked out,
Soon the fame Of our glory was spread lar an'
wide,
As refuge for all the oppressed
And the weary ones came to our shores to abide
And found here haven of rest.
To build up tho nation gave them tho clue,
Where the miner might dig out the gold
And swim to the west rush'd senturcsome crew
Win ,,t.iors ar ,i.h.. .,,oll
r.,.,,, VS. ,a,,,a e,,,as All ansn"J ia. mast.
Po, ~ iha tssfSs and trsa. Of N. world
And crowded the harbors with ships from all parts,
i"a' my WIN '"''' """ne'' u"'u'''''
i.yoi.a I'm ,oonn,.,,. and ara M, ,hs ol.,ns.
w ,a,d d".n ~, ,raa as hn,,as ~ 81 r'"'
.s,s SS"a ~ .a hn,na NJ, IN .h.,n.
Ia ,hs h.rdsn ~ ,a,, on Nj h.sL
Th.n ,ra,sI and ,rads ,aar ,hs WINGS of ths Wind
'N "a a., ~ IN ,,,,o,,,as, land
And nieaty and nsacs nerysded tho scene.
Mechanical art I crown'd with success,
For the magic machine ruled tho day;
And the labor stained hands of the toiler might.
-. rest,
For bis labor had vanished way.
For n nlow'd and Il sow'd. IL reaped and II
mow'd,
II thresh'd, and then winnow'd the grain
II measnr'd and w,ish'd. and oulckly conyey'd,
And sent il away on the train
And the weary-worn girl, with pale, shrnnken
cheek,
And lamp dimm'd and tear blinded eye, {
Heard an angci son voice III its "hirf ana W
click,
saw her visions OF poverty ny,
And sprang to new life as sleeper might spring
10 escape from some terrible dream,
And merriiy carord the song Of the shirt" -
Ana hughd at the gusset and seam.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-14
INFL UENCE OF SURROUND
TNGS

In Foster's Life Of Dickens" Is a
minute description of his writing table
covered with little grotesque fig
urcs, without which hc could not
write in happiness, and the biographcr
tells us how necessary the roar and
hustle Of London was to the fertility
of the novcllst's Imagination. He went
sometimes TO Italy and to Switzerland,
but in tho midst Of the most beautiful
scenery of the Continent his thoughts
went back TO Charing Cross. Scott,
on the other hand, needed for happi-
ness and inspiration, the open air life
and Scottish scenery Of the Tweed
He told Lockhart that if he went
where hc could not feel the heather
under his feet he thought he would die.
Apart from mere homc.sickncss, the
desire TO see familiar places and revive
old associations, the longing of mon
and women for a change Of locality
seems to come down to ono of those
desires either they must be in the
'busy hum Of men, and the centres Of
intellectual activity, or they need the
beauty and varietyof nature. Dickens
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-14

The people Of Akron, Ohio, are hur.
rying up as much as possible to get
their new lunatic asylum completed.
A grand musical festival" will be inau-
guratcd there, in which twenty-five
brass bands are expected to take part,
all contending for prizes amounting to
$3.50.
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DISSATISFIED BRETHREN.

irom the PhliaRiphia M. II. Confer
encc and attached TO the Central Penn.
sylvania Conference. The Philadel-
pbia delegates opposed the severance
at that session, and before the adjourn
ment Of the General Conference sought
TO have the matter reconsidered and
set aside, but that body refused to ac-
cede to the demands of our metropoli.
tan representatives by very decisive
vote. With that action, the Philadel.
pbia Conference has been greatly scan,
dalized in the estimation OF some of It's
high-toned clergy To be voted out Of
a very small portion OF their territory
by the adrotness of their more plain,
shrewd Methodist brother, Rev. J. S.
McMurray, was, indeed, very humiliat-
ing to them, and like Rachael weeping
for her children, have refused to be
comforted with anything short Of q
restoration OF the lost territory.
The main reason for the severance
was that ministers OF the Central Penn.
sylvania Conference were obliged to
travel through tho bounds of the Phila-
delphia Conference in reaching their
appointments, and that Harrisburg
ought, by its peculiar location, of right
belong to the Central, and that
its inclusion within the territory of the
latter would not materially affect the
resources or integrity Of the former
conference. That as the Philadelphia
Conference covered the eastern metrop.
oils, Pittsburgh the western, il was no
more than iair that the Central should
possess the capital. Philadelphia en-
braces the thriving cities Of Reading
and Lancaster, with Easton, Allentown,
Norristown, Pottsvi.le, and other large
towns within its boundaries, while the
Central, previous to the annexation Of
Harrisburg, could only, point to Viii.
Transport and Altoona as the chiei
cities 0i the conference. But the Phil.
sdclphia body is determined to have
Harrisburg restored at the next session
of the General Conference. which met
in Baltimore in May, as the following
will show:
wn.ssAs. The member. Of our churches In
psurnan eesn,{ "a, hay. - prepared and signed
against the severance Of the county, o. any part
fore. e. ''' "' '''P"'' ''"'''''''' 'n''''
Rs.oi,sd. That ihi, Conferences endorse, the
sn1a =, Ss, 10 nsaph, county and
hands of our delegation to the General Conference
the severance ' Of The country TRY " '"'''''' against
The above was adonted bv ,he ria
inc vote Wa do moi know tba, Tho
Cen,ral nurnosss f,r,ha, ;noroaoh
ments on the pbiladelnbia Con,erenes
at least wo have no intimation of mcb
Intention. Hence the agitation Of /.
matter not contemplated NAV be ro.
rarded with suspicion--tbe nre,ex, or
covert covor;no sor son,o s;n,s,or 20
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atw advertisements.
CAUTION

Al persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
hssing or In any way mcdding with IS coal bank
wagons and mules, now in the possession Of r.
J. Hughes Co., at Reading Colliery, near
0sceola, as said property belongs 10 us aud has
been ieft In the posfessIon Of taid Richard J.
Hughes A Co.. at our pleasure, subject to our
order LIvERIGHT BROS A co.
Houtsdaie, June Z, is76.st.
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CAUTION

An persons are hereby cautioned sgains'
purchasing or In any way mrddling with the fol.
loving property now In the possession Of Roberl
Wallace, Of Chest township, via Three acres rye
I acres wheat In the ground. bay stallion, aud
the proceeds thereof, ss the same was purchased
by me at Collectors sale on the 2tth day Of May,
1876, and are ieh with him. on loan only, subject
to my order At any tune.
ALFRED STEVENS.
Mcpherson, May 81, Is7s-sts
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FRESH MEAT---NEW SHOP

The undersigned hereby informs the Palit !
general that they keep on hand. reguiafi :
their shop, adjoining JOHN GuL1cns iurtr
rooms, opposite the Court House, the
BEST FRESH beef. VEAL, MUM
L4MB, PORK, ETC, AT
REDUCED PRICES, FOR CASE
Market merniugs Tuesday. Thursday =
Saturdays. Maai delivered at residence I"
desired.
A share Of patronage Is respectfully solss
March |, isT6-ly. STAGE NOkhh
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"Now, Papa, whas is hambugS" III
is" replied papa, "whcn ma prctends
to be very fond Of me and puts no but
tons on my shirt"
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CAUTION

An persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing or In any manner meddling with one
black mare and colt bay horse, and hay rake.
nov In the possession Of I. O. a Q. W. Barger, Of
Bradford iownship.As the same was purchased BY
me at Sherih's sale on the 2ith Of May, and 70
left with them on loan only. subject TO my order
al any time. s. LANSBRRRY, S..
Bradford ip., May ~, isf6-3ts
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Mcpherson, May 81, IsTs,s~ a''
A DMINIsTRAToRs NoTIcE-

Ncsics IL hereby given that Letters Of Ad.
ministrAtion on the estate Of CATHERINE
BARaRR, late Of Bradford township, Clearhcld
county, Pa, dsc'd, having been duly granted "a
the undersisnsd, all psrsous indebted TO said
estate viii pleass make Immediate payment, spd
thoss having claims or demands will present
them properly authenticated for set,lemcut with.
out delay. s. A. CALDWELL,
wiliiamssrcve, June Z. rtst. Adnr.
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RNED OUTi
B u r N E D u PI|


Tho subscribers have, st great expense, rebuilt
neighborhood necessity, in the erection Of Arst.
elass woolen Mandatory, with all the modern
Improvements attached, and are prepared to max,
all kinds Of Cloths, Cassimeres, sstinetts, Blan.
kets, flannels, Ac. Plenty Of goods on hand ia
supply all our old and thousand new customers
whom we ask to come and examine our stock.
The business Of
cARDING AND PULLING
win receive our especial attention. Proper
arrangements will be made to receive and deliver
Wool, 10 suit customers. All work wsrrsnted and
done upon the shortest notice. and by strict atten.
tion to business we hope to realize liberal share
Of public patronage.
10000 POUNDS WOOL WANTED
We viii pay the highest market price for Woo
and sell our Manufactured goods As low as similar
goods can be bought 10 the county, and whenever
we fail to render reasonable satisfaction we can
always be found at home ready to make proper
explanation, either In person or by letter.
JAMES JOHNSON A SONS,
apri26u Bower p. 0.
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CwITCHEs AND ALL KINDS Oh

SWlTCHES AND ALL KINDS OF
~ HAIR WORK.
Ladies, II you want hair work done 10 til
bes, style and cheapest rates, bring |, to one ,A
has all the hrst-elsss custom, both In Clearte:
and Curwensville. Mrs s. J. Brown h plessl
to say that she can give the bsst Of reference.
Send In your work at the earliest opportunir
and satisfaction will be guaranteed.
MRS. S. J. BRoWN.
Mar Sct ST., doors east Of Allegheny House.
cleardeld, May "a, 76-st.
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HOUSE.

w NEW WASHINGTON, PA.
This new and well furnished house has been
taken BY the uniersigned. He feels confident Of
being able to render satisfaction TO those who may
favor him with n call.
May 5, 1917. @. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
, 1876-10-21

~ wn!tc men are wounded. but mona seriously. II
not yet known how many negroes arc hurt
,n1n.d sopn m ~, :. tc 1gh' seascd the steamboat ro
nni over 100 men went back On her o., Two hourss
m noIee VIII atms fos themselves and for their 100
en ,nn, already there The next morning Abont 200
hhd returned. Thc'e armed men wcro the military
cunpnnieE, or portion Of tho conpanica, which
t Uos. Chamberlain orderud to dlsbani two wocKa
On thc nieht Of tho riot tclcg7aphctl to Sum.
mcrville to tho officer in command Of ths troons
ios 2 company TO 90 to Cainboy. lie replied TO
neSs l,orn,n4 tlas he had 9ny artillery COM
Rraphed to Gov. Chamberlain l., know whern +
cou.a cet and he referred It To t'nn KuRer,
f., e. na,SSnm; aSI TAo taa ordered company from
GoIamoIat WHICH viii Arrive Tomorrow morning,
nnd viii proceed With them at once 10 Casnboy,,
WI! toqntrc the armed there to d1npcrse, and
VII sen ttnt no further rloting takes place. Tey
respectfully un9sa Il y; s;ats. %>siass: Sssss:s,,
CoNMENDAnLE CIriL1Tr.
>, ,KtcHNoSD, W., Oct. 20.--A detachment Of
Unltcd States troops from Governors Island,
:; y H., T. rttEl n9mbefnT l composed Of battalion
and .Twcnty:thlrl infantry, commanded BY By
Lieut.. L. L. L!vingsion, arrived hero To-
aav en route to Columbia, s. e. They woro
ccn,nnpc!lct1 To lay over on account OF delay at
wilmington, Def Soon after their arrival =
NJ, nnn,nl;er 81 nclsnond military men called on
tas1 me 1ncn, Which he. deemed It cxpedtcnt to
compliment Several Of the ofllccra. however.
were entertained at the Exchange Hotel. They
leave to-fnnrruw morning.
=, Eight other companies will pass through Ut
louisvlLIE, Ky, Oct. eo.-une hundred
so1diers from Columbus, o., In command Of
Col. CorWin, passed through here thts eyenjng,
saciF destination being South Cnro!Ina.
, 1876-10-21


8ptrsds Dfspatch to The Tt4bxn6
New YORK, Oct. .0.-1'he following editorial
will appear In tho Tribune tomorrow morning;
"We call spccial attention to tic tables Of con-.
rarastTc registration In New York and Kings
Counties for 1877, 1874 1876, and 1876, published
Ill another cufumn The years 1872 aud 1874
werc exceptional In a political sensc. In the
first, the Democrats, who rejected Horace Gree
ley, did not register fully. In tic latter year
thu Republican vote fell fur short OF
It's full strength on account OF dissat-
ssfactton with tho Administration. Last
year the contest was close, and Ia
believed to 1iaye lccn more fairly conducted In
this city and brooklyn than nny election for
several years previously. Tic comparison is,
therefore, best made with that year md tho
present, 1t will be found, in doing this, that,
adding per cent for thu natural inprcase In tho
number of legal voters to the total Of .egistra-
tim, for the two days OF 1876, NO should hare
about b, 000 rs the true number Of voters who
fought to BE- NOW registered IN New York, and
about to t000 in brooklyn. But
THE aTAArLlE0 PACT
Is prcaentcl that there arc 110, ,8S voters already
year; aud O, ,17p In Brooklyn, as against Il, ,17
year a;,o. Tie largest vote N Nov York Coun-
ty last year was Al and 53,400 in 1872, or
only nl'out fro1n II, ,00o to 200 ,noro than tho
still 10 hear from. Tic largest vote in KingB
County In 1876 wAs nnly 7i,00. Tic
registration Of tho two days Of this ycar Is
ouly about 1900 less In humber. with another
days registration to be aslled. The notortously-
fraudulent returns Of 1888, the year 10 which
Tamnany Hall, in Mr. Tilltcn's natnp, collected
the vote Of tic rest 0f tue State brfoTe counting
tlat.of New York City, aygrcxated ISL, l54, giy-
jor!ty. Tlicre are good grounds for grnyc sus-
pcio'ls tint this heavy registration is preliminary
to equally bold and ElafiuE eIcetioi, frauds il
tic present emergency Of the Democratic
nartyn u
, 1876-10-21
GERMANY.
TlH FRENCH Exp0stTtoN


BERLIN. Oct. ga majority of the Chamber
OF Commerce havc reported IN favor Of Germany
attending tho French Exposition, mud recon-.
laeilled the Go7eEnnle1lt u graut q subyoutton.
, 1876-10-21
FOREIGN.
Turkey Believed to Have
Opened Formai.Nego-
tiations with
Russia.
A Choice of Evils to Be Pre-
sented to the Porte.
Territorial Contraction or
the Freedom Of the
Bosplorus.
Germany and Russia Evi-
IDENTIFY in Full Ac-
cord.
Orders for the Mobilization Of
Several Russian Corps
d'Armee.
Recent Turkish Successes Reported
in Servia.
Reinforcement Of the British Fleet
in Turkish Waters.
Proposition for a General Levy Of
Troops In Greece.
Precautionary Measures to Prevent IN
Upllsing in the basque
Recent Turkish Successes Reported
in Servia.
Proposition for a General Leyy OF
Troops In Greece.
Precautionary Measures to Prevent m
uplising in the Basgue
Provinces.



LONDON, Oct. 2l-5:3' d. ma Paris eorre-
sponuent u the Times calls attention to the ftlct
that siiec Russia's refusal of the long arnlsticc
ses l1aa been face to face with Turkey,
no other Power having approached Tur-
kcy' that by strange accord ct,tIrc Europe
has abandoned tho fiction BY which tho Discus
sion has been carricl OH In tho name Of Srrvin
and Montenegro. BY ono Of the most atngu!ar
transformations In history Russia aul Turkey
are virtually At war, when EUROPE is trembling
at tho prospect Of such n ronf,trt,
It will be, therefore, no surprise II
Turkey throws overheard the so-caled collective
protection Of the Powers, aud opens direct nc-
gotiat!ons with Russia. In the programme nj
Kussa's wishes there arc po,nts to wIIc1, Tur-
key will easily resign herself, but which tbc
medjating Powers will opnose. Turkey
caur,ot abandon hcr magnificent nnloorto,,
provinces without cotnn,tttinr tnjcf,r Tnr,:.
ish statesmen bcitcyc Sic NAV, in dcnllne onIv
with Russia, save Bulgaria by .rant,nr thc M.
crty Of tbs Dosphorus, It ia true. Turkrv
ia bound by tho trcatics of 1sy;
, 1876-10-21
SOUTH CAROLINA,
GOV. C1lAsiuEnLAIS's LIFE in DANGER.
Specia{ DtspafcA to The TIbuuk

rs.s,'". .'.'A ..t IN p""oh"'
yasursoros. D. % c. Uct. H. s olMI,Isno,cbca It rc.
,o,nsi 49,. 49,. -. ~ ~. -o,p'soatsnes f.
Club had urranrea e to 'Dya k Gnv smSroin e
III. mcctiur at tho E1p.ac]d Cm,rt.iJnus" A.
VARIOUS statons M sor the raa sas of tnc,
men entered tic train. elloutur iWjcrr II lint
dirt little doc. Dan Chnn,hcr,a;ri w. ,,.vo -,
shoot Ills bald lead OIL" The I.opubllcans wcro
unly projected In their ,ncetiuc by I'll uuexncct
Cd arrival Of United stutvs troons. Notxth.
standing tho prcscncc Ut tho troops, tho Rifle
Clubs practically broke up tue n,cctiue BY howl
tng.
TIE CAtsnor AFFAIR.
10 fhs 1pesfern 4tssoc'aftd Ires,.
o,lc'al report ol Il, M. Wallace, un!tcd States
arsa 'o' sSatn ,; Garia .n 4arssssa to at
pers on tue condition Of tbs suutu read at tho
f,u,,,,sxrov : +. ~, ,7-r, u n,<,
dHorufm. ttnrr i;ssiraton-Sp: t1g" ha.a ~. aWs ".
iass ayr yon ,.nnrt ~ H.. -Isant hasn e
IN this rnunfx XIII sIL r.s. '"S e. =. ca'1oy
~ ni ~ ~" ,:c,s aa' e"na ri eot.fet sa.t
sn1,s l St ts tnt1at'9a M , potyy y hs Mis4Issp
ea,n,i~n fo1 sS 1n M r,"aa ~ hsaa ~ Muen '1Gs ~,
NcnScan aorjty N liz 81 Sa rhs rst nI" HIT. ~
thsr shmt. iicv H. ntast,e,. es t"oi npc ~.
n.". ,M,,th ~ pv.'s5 ~ utastlee loos psaeu
ion or t,%"iva n5iIs. f,nn, w. r.ns - % s
ietc sint T pa,i9,.anS asopa H., ~ sSSno u! to
anH tho ;,cmncr.sF T.; ~ 49, asa @ SuHe'' 'ss.a' ,a'
n"a, nri t"nIr nt,n, - s:E .sa} }} .! @ - ~
"tinv Tcv ".n, ~ t,ir s ~ i 'e ,'.a. ~ @ s
xtaud. and ts1au, ,nl si't thnx s m iii hasa hniF
tha TIM, ~. ~ tI a ~. VIZ sI" Hn,1i u9! VII
ut rr,!s ' Mi" kipJ nf ncass,' IMisnt ~. ill.,
rrs.!,,n = ,mt th ronnxt r"t hnsksI ~ r., 1En
Winri..,.e r.,en",n, .sssx ~ tn hSn, ~ - ,,n, n
,.'. InSrS ta.T r. 49,. ,. ~, 49, ~ tr., s,.o,,n =" !aen
80 Hiui, ~, - e; @ snau.t .,. wv ~! 1"''v.iiou ~
th,s t,.t tt, - s.aiI ,t, ut ~ @ .a H. 'on"en ~
s,H "" s s.'ae a'sPn5 =. & us'D' aHa. ~ ot0es 70
,n'', nsu'I e*tms'gs @ MnGn w. tntSas " aacn
tavst!hk. ..n".t sho Eaeeaa.a coh1!,t'shs o. e4cn
!att5 assanEea 10 "aso nessos 9t JOINT
u.Seasa,ons. IN nno nsisen tsaI. t.e1 RsopIc eaenla
noi eotne aImeu 70 t1e htSt!nes. Iho dlscus4innA
II t!le eonhty n4u pes!t EolR ~ Wild Mofe of !tse
usilleEnese any anlhlosly hhlhiy growing out ot
tAe lact that 1nu neoct4A cAfF!ea !aexe lures u
!aeh from the Guy " every meot!ns wh0 lFr!t&tgd
tHe Aeph9lleaaa " taeif f!oIen! remuneration Of
saS.t H,s'1t, nn@ 'na Ry xhS mes!nK ths
otleK eaalsn nsas Caiaooy wsa called by tho Hs'
Fablcahs. ahs! VIZ largely ATTENDED, oy men who
wcic ptessat tns nrst lnsetnx at which the Demo-
ctals naa snio!sea thelf d.n.aiu 10 speak, but had
not atteHuea tna 1olht aiscnss!ons, una mnhy ot
ti,e', @ 0Slhs .asg!esons q tAe pemocrats earried
oa nlmsket., t.euns. Alid tuWlfn3' p'cces. but
~ .nta uan ~ Wo1t thers MI! Staeo arms an4 anl.
1I m11HIa.Uns' - tas democrats cia!m anu tho bert
a4tAeo " tua1 1aci -, that ~ tho uea1 WeFu shot
,hso ""nrn aI1 .ot VIII TUG uatis Mhei
, 1876-10-21

PAGES.
------
pr,ylnp Austr3a NJ her .cm,.1ta,{an dt,t,tct. IA
unor,,r,,,,,. o,no,od IN (.orm.rv
| rECortsT,Yo 1on IN Anw,s77cr.
The racdIattnr Powers arc actively necot.at-
Ing for an Armtstice until Dec. o.. lts accept
a''ee Is considered probabse.
DEHlAr~
The reported alliance or understanding be-
tween Rus.,a and 1ta1v /. 1cuicd by wel,.in.
t,,ss", saos'@ a"sn @''d 11a' ID usn'so " "e'''o:
'o'"'eo pssso"s'
. ~ onsacs.
s Gsmoe, s1, Sf neputss b. authorizing
Add,,iorni ,ox.t,on ~, ~. H..,s -. A.s ~ 10
1uo,s.o'a' I,a sa1oton anu tut settlement ol tho
| CID debt OF dreece are also proposed.
LONDON. Oct. 2l,-The t,onnr.l In he hc,a
bv tho o.no+, ~, 1t.naaa T. .s'..M, " ~ W .'s.u
~ III. 49," y" ~ ~'snun5 % o'1''''oneo 70 tcet
| at o"'nao1at' 1Ac luftacF proto9atton OF Far
Lament will then bo ordered. At the close Of
the last session Parliament va, proroeucd until
| f>ct. m 1s-r m hf,r,ov tha osnrn,s,ts,
viii ho ort.nd,s ,rana,I., .a,,' n pysa..on r....
""' w cAteaoeo5 Peooapl}' ua'll fcoFuasy
leA1'
| THE hA1TIsH MEDITERRANEAN FLEET
LONDON, Oct. Els: 80 a. m.-Tho man Of.
| war Shah, carving twentr.sIx guns. and re-.
nutcd to fc tl,o swfftcst vrtsr, IN thc Fny1.1,
m .'"ss, a1s "eea oroeseo 70 fe'o'otee Luz os'tsh
ncet at Beslka Bay.
THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
Tic Post l,as information that Russia In, or.
dcrot1 tbo tnnt,,t,,.to-, - .,.n ,,,-n. Jas,s
..,'s.., o .",p'.aeo'' ~ wv WI a'a'ee'
"'''>' ''s' 'Ie .,,.ss -. ma'sa"'
,,,..., TURKISH SUCCESS.
r1r. H." @ nir utia', sute' @ en.s ..'c
he'ghts ol tfcuctia.
1v uNcoSftnNEp.
,. 80" !oaM, W: ia uls[mten from Ion.
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nrvatn n,,v,c"s fr, ,,r.s,, r.... 1.e.. e.
nitnnst al, h.t.e"n, ifnsf;o III rHsi.n r. r.
is not believed thut lie conflict en- be- ayii1e1
| x iisuatch fran irrtarcst' hnwcxcr' ~ r"n"rtn,
the ,Iiarclint, nf iar~r Rsaam an nrv ii It'll
sar'''' 'S no' 9om1,f'ssd, Tsa,,s,; :nvr onnr,
Ar,nd,, non,sI ;i,e',asa, AMI r..,a onnGh' 1,!
as oreqed Engisx troops as To- &c 5 m
to Turkey: burroughs Of iii Eugilsi naval Il.
r1tr rSGI.ts,t nt.ya nsrttvpa u.prr
Tho Iraiiur rrnin rirc11,nr sors. I1ndcr thu
threatening aspect OF tho Eastern question,
their stocks. At t!!c sa'ne time tlsre hss been
yancing prices, the Improvement IT bcins d Shilling
sois soI Shgs haY Per- Per 9narsef sce iaesaay trans.
sss s, z a e ssn sys5 %sZ psviGs
| request, anu Improved bd to ID per quarter
'yheat at the laaIket to-day was firmly held at
checked the Jc,natld. aul only motlerntc h,si.
hssrc ID dearer cr bcns aunty sneK 1 @
, 1876-10-21
SPAIN.


SAN 9RBAsT1AN. Oct. ga decree tas been
Issued ordering all Civilians possessing aru!s to
icllycr them 10 the authorities within ton days.
Troops hayu occupied thu various forts on the
frontiers.
, 1876-10-21
SUICIDE,


:! 1pse7a1 N4paIcA 70 Jht 3ftb4Hs.
Ac0REGoR. IT,. Oct. 10.-John II. Bulls, Of
Bismarck. suicdded last night by blowing out
big brains With revolver. Cause, domestic in-
fcllaty.
, 1876-10-21
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
An Address to the People by
the Republican National
Committee.
United States Marshal WAL
lace's Account Of the
Cainboy Affair.
Critical Review of the Cam
vass i'll the Fourth
Illinois District.
A Good Chance for. Lathrop,
in Spite Of the Hur1-
but Boilers.
Ringing Address from the Repub-
Gcan State Committee Of
Pennsylvania,
The Chicago Democrats
Trying to Purge Their
Legislative Ticket.
They Find It a Hard, Job to Get
Rid Of the Eunlmers.
Preparations for the 1ngerson Meeting
To-Night--'Meetings in the
Wards.