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in the Finance Committee, as an amendment 70 the
House Silver Bill. The committee by vote OF five 10
two, refused TO adopt It amendment to the pending
bi but those who voted against IL ntmated their Will
ingness TO favor its enactment as an independent
measure Mr.. Allison intends TO offer II as an amend
ment the bill in the Senate, and in is not thus
adopted will Introduce it subsequently separate
bin, in which shape favorable report by the committee
Is assured. The proposition is as follows
SECTION -. That Immediately after the passage OF
this act the President shall invite the Governments or
the countries composing Tire Latin Monetary Union, 40
called md of such other European nations ms DC may
deem advisable tOJ0in the United States In conference
TO adopt common ratio OF egalPnder as between silver
and gold, for the purpose Of establishing Internationally
the use Of bimetalc money, and securing fNitY or c
tive value between those metals such conference 70 he
held at such place I'm Europe in the United states
and at such time wi hin six months as NAV be mutually
agreed upon nv the Executives Of the Governments "l
ing in the Whenever the Governments so invited
any three OF them shan have sgnihed Their wllng
in the same, the President shall. by ana
with the advice and Of the Senate appoint three
who shall attend such confeeuceo on behalf
OF the United States ana shall report the dongs Thereon
the President who snail transmit The same oCohgrrss
for approval rejection by the United states sild
commissioners shall receive each the sum OF S-oUo inu
theirreasonabe expenses to he approved by ne
State and the amount necessary 10 paw such coPch
sation and expenses is hereby appropriated.
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LONDON, Thu.day. Soy. - 10
The Standards Vienna correspond nt states hat
the commanders Of Si,toya, Smntzl. Buciarrst
and Jas-y have received ordcr- from thc Russian
headquarters TO prepare all possible means " gas-
port for wounded mem
Tie 1imc}s correspondent az Vienna says: " Tho
success no Kars has greatly encouraged the party 40
the Russian Headquarters who favor daslug .fyo
Of operations similar to that adopted az Che com
mcucemcut Of the var. This party urges that
as the Turks have stripped R0umcla u
troops. the Russian should make dash
through the Shpkl and nelghboungpasscs as soon -
Mchemet Ali commences the movement 90 raise tho
siege Of Plevnl. The Russians have from $4,000
to 10000 men concentrated int The neigIborhood II
TlTuoya, available for such an operation.
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FIRE RECORD.
ATRC ~ THE DRY GOODS DISTRICT.
SMITH & TAYLDRs STOCK DANCED SOB 000-
OruFh LOSSES oVrR S22.O0O

ATlRE IN THE DRY GOODS DISTRICT
SMITH & TAYL0R's STOCK DANCED TiDo,000-
orlEh LOSSES ovrR $1,000
4 fire was discovered early last evening, in
the basement OF So ~ Leouarl-st, ed to- smith
4 Taylor wholesale dealers linen goods Great dl-
Guilty encountered bv the remsn in geung az tle
Ere; they had break through iron shutters
windows aud tie basem ut -kyllzats. Entrance was
also effected through ueglDoring stores. Tue Gre
wss then quickly ngu.sHed. The origin ~ the nre
WIS a.ccttaned ll-t uisht % was t1ousht that 10
mght have been caused by stove which standing
iu the centre OF the basement
Tue loss upon the stock Of Smith TAYLOR the frst
noor, basement and subccar. was estimated 90 rluo0OO
which is covered 10y Insurance 10 sIid THAI the IA
always had 100000 worth OF stock ma thcr stoic aud
that fully onehaf was destroyed. The Camden Wooilen
NILS Company have office on the nr. aoor and sis
tanned loss Of - OOO In the destruction OF samples aud
Office furniture. This Is also covered hy insurance.
DAVID :. Brown a. CO., dealers m prints, also have
an office on the first nOOr. aud hal $1,000 "
Lord, dealers 300 W1litIs, ore san ID Lifr fNu-i I'D o
stock IN the bWidlg, hut no estimate ~ rhrir
loss could he made. Tie building lfseu is owned ~
jarvis Sladc. and damage $1,000, covered bt ll-
surance j VIl g. Co.. commi.s 900 mcr. hInt-. ocr1-
py the second thiri, fourth and nfih n'or-, and Il
their stock slightly damaged by oSe. Aos '.nm *
Nos Il ami Is IeOuarl-st., estimated fhc dam
| axe u their goods by smoke az $4,000. ITO
water through into the basement OF Us
buid ug OCCUPIED by Perry. Wendell, fls Co, dnt
ia wpprua. c4.s n. c1u>f. rtnie damage, Of Which no
/ estimate could be- obtained This firm vas insured 'or
| $6OOOoO, IN Largo number OF insurance cowpan' =
broke 90 get the fire. loss sustained by water
and suuRc. "a. H. strong Co, cOmmssii merchants.
go Nos. - and - Noit- had th'lt guol, MANAGE 20
tine extent oi 5000 The damages 20 tue buidns arc
/ cstllu 4tci .t ~ 900 insured.
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rrLEGKAPInc NOTES.

NAcmAs Me- Nov. 2l.-1ho brig Motley, 800
tons purthtn was launched here today.
WtxNfrEG. Nov. 2l.-lhrce Cinnamon have ar
rived here Tney the nr Of hcr Iauon 10 venture m This
place.
WORCESTER Mass, Nov. 2l--A ri0c-match hero
today between " r. Cody lBdhilo bn and l.. e. Dau,s
OF Portland, Ne, for 300, Was Won Oy Cody.
NEw-HAvFN, Conn, Nov 21.-lhe Yale football
team beat Trinity Col ECU here today, by Il
seven goals aud eleven touch downs 10 nothing.
OrTowA Nov. 2l.-The design of Mr.. Scott chief
architect Public Works Department for the Canadian
Trophy Paris Exp,son has been approved al lie
Colonial ONCE England, the construction OF the trophy
will now 0e proceeded VITA.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. Nov. 21.-The workncn eu-
gagged raising the sunken locomotive 40 tho Portsmouth
bridge succeeded this afternoon bringing 20 90 tie surfa
of the water when OF the tckug way aud II tel
10 the botloln WORK gam resumed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
TILE RnsroN ND rRoyIDENcE RAmRoAD

BOsTON, Nov. 21.-The annual meeting OF
the Boston and Providence Railroad Company was held
here to- ay The receipts FOR the year eud, september
70 1877 were 81 1873 3G1 falling OF from the previous
wear OF S9A3oS The expenses Tor The year ended Sop
ember 30 1877. We're 81 l2j 4O7. The members of the
old Board OF Directors reelected, except g. W. Ha
LETT who resigned. Royal {. TAFT was elected Ia hls
Mace Il was voted, To provide means Tor TIE payment
OF maturing obligations, that the corporation issue IOes
TO an amount not exceeding sSOO,OuJ.
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WASHINGTON.
AGITATION IN THE SENATE.


..~o,,vR VOTES WITH THE DEMOCRATs-A BATTLE
TODAY OVER SEATING sENAToRs-slLVER-
THE FIsH-sUNiNER CONTROVERSY.
senator Conover voted with the Democrats
yesterday. giving them a majority of one, and
xin vote with them to-day in favor of seating
n e. Butler The Republicans viii call up
tbo Kellogc-Spofford case to-day, and open a
contest for party control of the Senate. The
silver Bill has been reported to the
senate. If passed, it will probably be
vetoed by the President. The Senate has con-
septed to the publication of the facts about
Mr.. Summers committee delaying treaties 1t
appears that the Senate itself was responsible
for the delays which took place. Mr.. Ewing 5
Repeal Bill will be voted on to-day 1t Is
thought General Sherman has given his tes-
tmony on the Rio Grande troubles
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RANGs MEMoRIAL ASSOCIATION.

Chicago, Nov. PA large number of the
friends Of the George Bangs remains we're
Inferred here yesterday have formed society called the
Bangs Memorial Assoc alton, OF which the General su
perutendent ~ the Railway Mail Service rs President,
and the superintendent Of the Railway Mail service
constitute the Executive Counties. COMM tee ha
hopn apuonted prepare resolutions aud report them 20
a meeting Of Supcrnieudcuts OF the Railway Mail SER
vice and Of mails post offices, to BE- held IN NGahns
to- on Lhn Jth OF D.cembNr.
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THE CZAREWITcHs ARMY.


FIGHTING NEAR RusTCHUK-PlsGOS BURNED ny
TIE TURKS.
LONDON, Wednesday. Nov. 81. 1877.
There was heavy fighting on the LON on Monday.
A Turkish official dispatch CLAIMS that a strong
Turkish force making reconnaissance, carried tho
Russian positions the Metchka Heights, at
Prgos, near Rustchuk, and near Jovanchlftlich.
destroying at the fra-named place seventy caissons
filed with ammunition AMI provisions. The
Russians lost LOO men. A Russian atfaek
Kadikoi repulsed Russian official dis
patch asserts that the Turks, after stubborn en-
gagement lasting from 8 o'clock in the morning
until in the evening. were everywhere r,pui,,d,
but admits that the Russian outpOsts were Temporal
rily driven in.
fighting, temporarily occupied and burned Pirgos
he Russians state that so far eighty i've Of their
wounded have been brought in. suiciman paaha
has arrived at Rustchuk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
RAHOVA CAPTURED.
THE TOWN or PIRGOs BURNED.

ANOTHER MARCH ACROSS THE balkans PguPOsFD.
The fan Of Erzerum Ii deemed probable al Con-
siantnople. The apprehension Of that event. and
the loss Of Kars has made the Sultan DESTROYS -
peace. In Bulgaria. the Rouman.ans have captured
Rahoya Dauubian town northwest OF Peyna.
This success gives the allied armies better commuui-
cation with Roumauia. Fighting has been renewed
between the Ottoman forces and part II
the Czarewitch's Army. The result las been
somewhat adverse to the Russians. There are indi-
cations thar the Russians preparing Tor general
as ault on Ployna Another invasion OF Roumelia
is proposed 10y Russian officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

NogPOfK. Va Nov. 21.-The Grand Jury to-day
found trua bills thirty whsKey dealers for o
allon OF the Molctt Bell-Punch liquor law.
pouGuKEEPsIE, N. Y, Nov. 21.-Daltas
Wood a resident OF cold Spring Was found dead ON inc
railroad track near Highland Station. this evening
CINCINSATI, OHIO, Nov. 21.-During quar-
70, nver game of cards In "a saloon SXthst, at an
early hour this morning, between William Humphrles,
lcolorodl Walter German, and Mel" Regain, HUM
nhries received fatal stab in the back, German Two
cuts in tue wrist aud Regain stab In the side AL were
aIrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22

MDpLEBURY, Vt, Nov. 21.-Ihe examination
~ Dcon Ezra r. smith ana Mrs Champlln Tor poison
inc Mrs smith, was continued to-day. The courtroom
was crowded Evidence offered that two-seyenths
Of grain Of arsenic had been found n Tho v'r " terC-
ceased letter writ by pcacoI smith 10 Professor COL
her was introduced offering 500 20 c a;ter IL hr would
st,,p the analysis OF Mrs. smiths body also, cttrr
from the deacon Mrs. Champln ursng her 70 Keep mp
Ms On mpn's DrOtuer-in-aW q sud'i To witnessing
nl.LI. LnLnL INVITES DeLMelm Lne nllsonuIs
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FWNGS BILL.

A VOTE UPON TT IL THE HOUSE EXPECTED TO-DAY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO rHH TkiBUNEl
WAsHIvGTON. Nov. 21.-Mr. Ewing failed to in
duce the House to take up to-day his bill for the
repeal Of the Resumption Act. The whole session
was spent upon the Deficiency Appropriation Bill
which. after some amendment, was passed at a late
hour this evening The Ant-Resumption Bill will be
in order tomorrow and it is the intention of those
in charge Of 1t to secure vote upon it before the
House adjourus
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4 ROgBEe HANGED.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 2l.-Last night
Constable Idlcns!d, o; Geau<a County Ohio with two
depuics pursued and arrested suspected of rob
hing Church & CO.'S clothing store November -. While
returning with the prisoner, the constable was set upon
bv PARTY of masked mon, near piece OF woods Who
hound the officers aud took the prisoner aud hung him
10 tree The % inc prisoner las not boon aseer-
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2l.-kennard II. Jones.
Chiciof Police. tody held for trial on charge II
assault. preferred by private detective The case has
grown out o. the Of OF the men Who robbed
the money vault Yates's cOthin store. several weeks
ago and dispute which regarling the custody II
the prsDutr Both part 1af been watching the sane
house but the detective made the arre,ihnd me Nhriu
Police took the prisoner fTOm him, subsequently, W
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is very specific that the election for Congressman
should have been held IN November, and tnat IL ID
not fair construction of the act 10 hold tlat a llelI
for nj one time under the organic act. From INC ~
liberations of the committee 80 far II appears i''
three Democrats would vote to order new
One Republican, j. d. Cox ~ uhdelslooH 'ho tbat
favor a new election and IL is not Improbable Iua'
Thnrnhnrrh Of Iennessee. wound vote with nm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22

NAsHUA, n. H., Nov. PA fire at New-lps-
wich n H. on Monday last destroyed tic 0t ding 4
George \. Barton, PRIMER. Loss. $1,000; Insurance.
$4,000
SUMMIT, Miss, Nov. 2l.-An incendiary fire
here destroyed several buildings, occupied mostly -
stores The loss on stock and bdugs acgregatss Sl5
600. The property insured for about Ou,-lhld II
that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
CAPTTRE OF RAHOvA.

BUCHAREST. wednesday, Now p, 1877
Roumanian OH nal paper the Ronanui, an
nounces that the Roumanians captured Rahova this
morning. after a three days engagement Tho
Turks fled toward Lom-palanka aud Wddin, with
the Roumanians in pursuit. simultaneously with
the capture Of Rahoya, a Rouman.an division
crossed the Danube opposite that town. lRahoya -
a small place. northwest of Pleyna: it 10 hfty-fve
miles from WlddIn
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THE FALL or ERR RUN ExProTrD-PrAcE DESIRED
BY fHE TURKS.

BY fHE TURKS.
IsNDoN Wednesday. Nov. ~. 81.
I'VE have just lcaul,' O. Cnstmtno.le tal gram
says. "of the capture of Kars. lhe fIll of EZerum
expected TO follow. TIE Pore now appears
is desirons of entertaining peace proposals Servir
Pasha, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and Nah
mould Damad. are sand 20 be- more favorable 10
peace The probability Of TIE fa.i Of l.zrrum -
further indicated by letter from Tie Imes's cor-
respondent, who, writing October -, says: " II
the Winter breaks upon us shortly, aud kars holds
out. We may keep Erzerum; but II The weather con-
tiuu,s fine, aud Kars falls this place cannot repd
fine Ru~sl4u-r
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SCARLET rEvER AT WELLESLEY COLLEGE

BosroS, Mass, Nov. 21.-Owing to the preva-
encc OF scarlet Wellesley College, the authori-
ties have temporarily suspended the scnool. portion
OF the young ladies' have gone 10 their homes or 10 tho
houses Of their friend, while the balance VIII be pro-
v5rd for by the trustees About thirty persons are
uuder treatment for The disease.
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SHOT BY A BURGLAR.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 2l.-Last Sunday
n,ht burglar attempted rob the postonce at Graf
non station few miles south OF this city. Charles Allen,
who .ep In the Office fred at the burglar, who returned
the fire fatally wounding Allen. The burglar escaped.
Allen died this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
A PRACTICAL EXHIBIT POSSIBLE.

AGRIcULTURK TO HAVE A GOOD ExPOsIrON-GEN-
ERkL RULES WORTH FOLLOWING.
General lie Due, the Commissioner Of Agriculture
at Washington, has already planned a display Of
American farm and plantation produce at Paris
which shall be credtabe and useful to the country.
A correspondent Of TIE TRIBUNE gives the benefit
Of his experience at two worlds fairs in letter be-
low to those thinking Of exhibiting at Paris, with
view to promote the practical success Of the Amer-
can Department.
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TIE TELEGRAPH coSsoIDArIoN.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Nov 21.-Owing to The
Hines, of Benjamin Harris Brewster, Who represented the
western Union Telegraph Company in the quo warranto
eppication ch he argued before the Attorney
General tomorrow the hearing has been postponed m
I'll saturday Monday and will take place In Philade-
nh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
A QUEER ELECTION CASE.
A CONGRESSMAN WHO CLAIMS TO HAVE BEEN CHO-
SIN FOR TWO TERMS AT ONE ELECTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO TnE TRiBUNEI
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-The House Elections
Committee considered the case of Judge Belford
Of Colorado. coming only to the decision that
nothing be settled this session. and postponng
the case until the regular session. 1t appears that
the Republicans, even, Of the committee are not
agreed as to the propriety of recommending
the seating of Belford The difficulties are
of legal character Some Of the Republican
members of the committee say the law Of Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-22
SENATOR AuIsON's PLAN FOR CONFERENCE.
lGENERAL PREss pIsPATcHl

Below Is copy of the proposition for an
International Conference respecting the relative values
81 sold and silver, which offered by Senat Allison
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DERNrEREs NoUvELLEs

Paris On. IL 10. son meeting conservatory,
oA ID v<ridiqne dino De BrogIie tent6 de d.
vnaNtree \ - bfn<v0les anditeWrx que II
Masfnssal n'oa veat pes h R<psbliqns. NEST
pas cl<ri0al, ot que y PAYS doit ahsolnnasat
- prononccr enfre Mac Mahop et Gambetta,
qui e coche derriere 0rfvy apres avoir fait
de- Thisss en- ksean. An mes.ssnt oA paslait
sinsi le noble due. le Vatican envoyait aux
homnes du 6cpteunat uue d<peche prophk-
uIWe. Rasn6tieaant une mainrit6 roysliste de-
- vosx. u France ~ r6po0dre.-LA 6ervie
- Iaiaae d<finitivement estrafnaP psr Ii Rns-
ste, Ct crlleci protNste cnptrs toute pumix-
non 6tsangArc dans Aon duel avec u Turquis,
ia pIAmte de coton. r<cesnmsnt d6cOuvsrt0,
osMpltt<ment Achou6 On Exypto. ta3
Acx Etats-Unia, Il pr<sihent HAYES pro-
ms d'aaadseer. y 81, 4 h foire d'Et~t DR. In
vtrEtnto.-LAe homes nouvelles de l'kleetiou
g FOhso soBt con6nnkes: n. Bishop. candi-
das.EMvssreur dee d4moorstea, une uajo-
ne d. pins Dc 1900 voix. et II majorit6
a@mocf,ssgne sers do g voix dams IL l<gisls-
~ 49, ae IEtef.-Dans rIOyA maiorltx r<pu-
umcs cne az oOo9 votx.-La gkn<ral Miles
amn"nce qnfl . enhn capturx JosepA et IL
.res q u trihu aes Nss Perc6e.-Ie9 .. deux
49, Fernandina, q irpis PortRoyal.
paf = fevre janne gni toutefois baiaae dfn-
sen9-@Ohn ~. FOrn~y : vendu II PAifn-
epets A00 , WV. Nsviu. au HtauSwre
tse. eonr h snmne de- tlsO, eco us
gseSttnG dhpmmes d'aAnirea et az ~ n<ooc;anfa
de new-Yofk, tenn le 10 "a Cooper fnsf:fnfe.
esuuessA pAt le prof.saeur de drt,it
y,9ne - Nm. 0eorGs w. Cnrtia, .Iehn
-. ss.ann Eaton e antres. Una d6p6ehe.
ns2ne .N9g-Yerk, eppopce u mort. \ Lima
!. set0s: = - sA1ttembeo, du c6lAbru cspitar
49, nNry u6S3Al9 ~ #ME 5fal Hla- -
~. Nrsa1oa. Kesvasneur d u Lenisi,sc.
II ~. pard - l0 q y Ma1vslIe-O Orl(ana pour
49, s = Nosd. q y heutsnare-roover.
49, VIM entrs On eneOe. IN. B-P. Jnupsrt
~ ~ ceSs sakest - peasGSw , II Nou-
<<S <Seeas = rsaplaas0sot d'Ieabeala
sll sra5n bsnia3sgaess 1ns
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Convoqu6 le 5 mai dernier, le Con-
Qres va ne r6nnir le Is OctObre, snn,
10 comp des elections de rOhio, TIE.
tat memo anquel mons devons le pre-
sident Hayes, ct on, mardi, les demo.
cratA~ ont rempnrt6 une victoire i'm.
portante, en- kgard anx circumstances
En- effet, ell en- fant croire les i&p4.
ches dn premier jour, arriv6es du
champ de bataille encore chand de
In lntfe, In msiorit6 democratiqme eat
port&e par lea vainqaeurs entlsOnsias.
fes jnsqnA 25,O0O voix, OF mSlanco-
liqnement admise par les vaincns an
ehiffre de lO,m, et ces drvniers tr0n-
vent une tres fable consolation dams
ravantage qn'ils ont ohtenn Ie meme
jour aux elections do rYowa. NJ.
Hayes, qni. an fond dc l'Ame, ne pent
s'affliger heauconp de ce resnltat, ct
qui volt fondre devant lui l'OppOsi-
ton dun parti en- d6cadence, = -kfe
robiet 4 New-York dune marqne
destime r6pondant ! pirpoS anx ma
n0nvres du sAnat~Hr CoDkling, et
eat devenn, par voie detection, rnn
des administrat temrs dn fonda acolaire
Peabody, en- remplacen,ent do fen
Matthew Morey. Un souci pas~able-
mpnt graveest toutefoia cans3 an gon.
vernement par limsurrection dc ID
population, mexicaine en presqne to-
talit&, des villes on villages texi~na
de- San Elisari0 ct Isletta, comt& d'El
Paso, laquellN - pretend en- terre
u.exicaine /; l'origine de cea troubIes
<tant attribH6e ! des queSelles indi-
viduellos ct particnliAreN, 10 general
Sheridan ne lea consid4rait paa COM
me bien s&sieax mais IN a'd41 EN-
voyer snr co point un dkt~cbsment
du So regiment De eavaIerie des
Etats- Unis p0us psUt<Ger les pro.
prikt6s Nd6ralee. L. sConGrAs mexi-.
cain, en- seasiou depsis ie % srltem-
bre, avissra aans donte ! pr6vsair -
choc dn pot Dc tssre contrs Il mt
Dc ier.-Une reacousss = eu- Mcn, Il
3, entire 10 general Miles et isa Neg
Percts, eauaast de, part At d'autre
une perte 4 PED PITS <gale. : On 8
hommea tu&s It environ 20 blesskA !;
10 fameux Joseph s'ert Hchapp6, OF,
-selon una aafn 9rsion. 4 <t3 6chan-
rs eontrJ J~s5 6ncicr amSsicain. Al
Nouveau-M Mexiqne, 0s biaDcs ont 6fk
naasacr&s par lea ApaclbeS. LIZ Pa
tent.O .O6cc, Il maltraifk par 10 feu, =
pm ~ |Hert ds II r6cente pluie do
raGe, q les a6aires ~ exp&dient
avec rkRnlasit6.- .-Ls s<nateur
Pattersop, d~ h CarAina dn Sud. qni
rherchait I s'ahfiter en- faiaant sa conr
On president Hayes, . Gt6 arretA 81
Washington posIr aeA noml,renx actes
de corruption. sur n rfqnisition dn
gouvrrneur Wade Hampton, - RIA
rhe sons un cantj0nnement de- q. 500.
Dams son pruces, n aera d<frndn par
NM. shellabsfger. Ae lOhio, ct Will
a'n. dr. rIowa. --St~inberger, Qui 6t
tant parlcr de- lni, en- qnalit6 de MI
,.istre des iles 6asnne, visRt d'asriver
dEurope 4 New York, ct II eat peu
prohab'e qus Il. Evarts mi prete nne
or,.ille ausxi com mplaiaante Quc M. FialI. |
1. 6evre jaune s'scharns snr Fer
saDdina, Flovide sept morts du 5au
., ct famine - joignaut au h6au.
a Port Royal, Caroline du Sud.
.spt sicttmes AoMi ~ h WaslsdiS. idu
An 6.-L'sE- -tr6ssrier Cavdnso, Ibouc-
Smissaire dee administrations de
l--Aa1 Il. l.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-10-13

semaine deruiere. ct tfl'h8te dc son ami
personnel ct politique. Pex-gouverneur Hahn.
La rTcolte de pacanes promet d'etrc tres
abonslsnte s. Charles cctto snn6c. On les
abat en- CO moment. T
Les planteurs achatent les cannes aux
petits frrmicrs raison de ~ a IS In tonne.
Eddy Raging . ft6 log6 4 l'h6tel Essex,
la personne de Mary johnson.
,-vente<par lie sheriff. samedi 20 octobre, 4
II heures matin, ala Maison de Cour. de
100 acrcs. avec des constructions. latlite
propriet6 saisie dams laffaire Robert J.
Moore c0ntre Alexandra j. Beelman pour
une crfance de $2l76.75. avec inffr8ts A 8
pour cent depuis lie Ter avril 1868. ct les frais
du process; cette terre situee dams la section
II du township IA.
-D'apres les documents Offlciels
publies par le Ne,c Orlenns Demo.
crat, II a etc recn A st. Charles Ell
1876. pour le fonds des ecOles,
d, ,2SS.55, ct depense 93,365.l5. =
RS. vallas, de Hahgde,
sans doute lie frare de MN. Horace
ct Marcellus Vallas, q gagne, dams
Ia l0tarie matrimOniale three le Ter
octobre 4 Kansas City (Missonri),
una dame designee par 81 resi-.
dence, Browning, Missouri. V0il !
nm encouragement pour lea celiba-
taires atteiuts dn defaut dc Ia IT,
nidit6. Un billet gagnant de Ia
Ioterie matrimoniale n'exige pas
un dOigt de cour.