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DR.. SIEMENs the great metallurgist, in his
address before the Iron and Steel Institute.
England. made a novel suggestion az othc util-
i1ation Of water power He said that all tho coal
annually mined in the world would only suffice
70 create power equal to that continually
wasted by the Falls Of Niagara: that If this
power were applied to Il powerful dynamo-elec-
trical machine an electric current could be pro-
duced Of great intensity; that in fact. n copper
rod. Of three inches diameter. would be capa-
BE Of transmitting one thousand horse power
a distance Of say thirty miles. an amount sum-
Client TO supply one-fourth Il million candle
power, which would suffice to light a moderate
sized town. The importance Of this matter
can Ice appreciated when II If considered that
the constant improvements in the methods ~
heating tend 20 check tho consumption II coal.
Ia twenty years the annual increase ia III. Eng
lsh coal production has averaged three a 4 "a
half million tons. while the power gained from
Ia" consumption of IT has In 'roasod much moro
rapidly. one ton ~ stool rails can now he made
with nyo thousand pounds II ro.l. against tom
tou-i pounds twenty yours ago A. the
present rii' Of iner'ns' the coal supply Of Eng
band "a 'uli necessarily i'r prilti. ally exhausted
ia ~ hundred ana afy years.
Il il hoped that DEACON RICHARD SMITH
vii f. N' stump nn rNr nnrl liran ed l.. 100
the n'Io aufH --. IT, w0u'i rrli.,e tha n.-
publican niniHIe' ~ ihe duIua-- uni nIur.
vAI.h nIlfar h.s. -,ff'Dd uI.n n 10 pd,an.a..
IT. i- r-sffi a- nrn tl. brightest AMI most
r"fsua-i'r -'nmp speakers 10 ih"~ country.
1l War Department l- ina furry over it-
i'lfI. ring a.a.ns. w.fl re Baltimore ani
o... it.Ir.i nur ana i.+ Cabinet lunp.d
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The strength of republican government,

The strength of republican government.
the maintenance Of democratic institutions. the
peace Of the United States. or the good order
and welfare OF the American people. do not de-
pend upon the size of the army. or the domi-
nancy ofthe military establishment. or the gram
deur ~ our array OF Generals. Coloncls Majors
Captains, Licutonnnts. Corporals. and huglers.
all gorgcously uniformed and all trained in
the use Of swords. bayoncts. guns. pistols can
non. and mitraieuses When the Constitution
and the public uonrc can be- maintained only by
carnage and fire. this Republic. now one hun
drcd years old. will be- in "a bad way. and not
worth keeping up. The army should be- re-
duced TO ten thousand men. The best govern
mcnt is that which governs least. The world is
governed too much.
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Gen. incompetent HOWARD announces that
he is pressing every nerve. pushing forward.
and continuing the pursuit, though there is nm
unknown distance between him and the In
dans and though he does not know whore the
Indians are. A peculiarly of his pursuit. as
dcs ribbed in his official dcspat n. is that in
making II he has taken with him only a small
escort, leaving my command to follow" This
Is gencralship. on the Frccdmcn's Bureau plan.
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In Maine, the HAYES faction of the Re-
publican party are 50 cnragcd against the
BLAINE anti-lIAyrs faction. by which the state
Convention Of last week was controlled. that
they threaten to get up rumpus that will de-
feat the caulidai, who WAS nominated. At
latest adviccs. BLAINE held his ground.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
THE ADVANCE on BAzARDuK.


4 portion of the Russian left wing is
marching toward Bazardjik important town on the
road between slistra and Yama. This the scene Of
the first engagement i'll the open field during the cam
paigu Of 1925. The army OF invasion divided into
three columns. The first occupied Rounania and pro-
tectcd the flank of the other divisions; the second be-
sicged Braila which occupied by a strong Turkish
garrison; and the thrd after passing through the
brudia and reaching Traan's Wall, marched toward
Bazardjik The Turkish commander had sent about
5000 men, mainly cavalry, to check the advance Of the
enemy. On the approach Of the Russians, the Turk
ish cavalry evacuated the town and took up a
position behind hills, where they surprised
the advance guard and forced the division to
retire with the loss OF 1900 men. when the Rus
sian artillery was brought forward the Turks with
drew from the field. The check which the invading
force received was decided that the whole column
halted the town for week, until renfOrcemeuts
received from the division which had captured Braa.
The objective point of the campaign Nana but the
plans OF the Russian commander suddenly changed
and the column marched in the direction OF shumla The
investment Of this famous fortress was not successful
and force ~ infantry, with siege tram, finally sent
to Narua. The siege lasted cightynlnc DAYS and the
gates of tie town finally opened by golden key,
nr second officer in command being brihrd 10y he Rus
SLAMS. Narna the base Of supplies during the second
q
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
EnRElGN NOTES.

LONpON, Aug 3--Mr. C0sgrave, who some
months ago was Imprisoned for an attempt 20 assault
AID threatening Chancellor Maus has been ordered
To- bee delivered 10 tine captain of American gon-
steamship. Ills brother residing IN Arsausi~ ha, agreed
take charge of him, he being pronounced INSANE.
QUEBEC, Aug. 3.-Alexandcr Mackenzie, Pre-
micr lrt hcrc hs morning by lntercoloni
the Maritime Provinces.
QUEBEC, Aug. 3.-A man named Lefebrc,
employed on the Lewis and Keruchcc Railway, has been
arrested at - Henri charged w M having caused the re-
cent railway disaster 20 Hudl"w- cave near quebec.
MONTREAL, Aug. "a special dispatch from
Pembroke says that scvcuty-hye ol Edy's iumbe men
cot drunk and created disturbance there YESTERDAY.
Voiutccr called out To queil inc rio ing, and Six
arrests were made.
MONTREAL, Aug. 3.-An investigation into
the collision between the steamships Bedwaer and f.
priustone has resulted IN thc substauliation Of the
charges against the pilot of the latter vessel who hdH
been suspended for one year
PANAMA, July 25.-Partial confirmation of
the news published in regard overthrow OF the
Herrera Administration been received by the way OF
Port Limou the 17th inst one corresp ndep say
"Thc political situa al san Jose 0nc capita Is very
obscure A total change IN the Government was dail}
expected. President Herrera i 10 20 out
ST. JOIN, n. b., Aug 3.-Last evening four
persons injured Uy the cXplos of blast the
cred, ana when exploded shower Of stones was
flying in all directions. Albert Balsde Tie coli
tractor and his son. bojh slight injuries, aud
fragments Of the rock the receiving bruises
tAc head aud body.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
TIE NOMINATIONS ~ ONO.
DEMOCRATS ALARMED OVER THEIRs-PEPUBLCANS
CoNrENT-TIiE LIBERALS Rather INCLINED TO
V0Ti. FOR WEST.

DEMOCRATS ALARMED OVER TnEIRs-hEPUBLIcAN'
CoNrrNr-rnE LIBERALS RATHER INCLINED TO
voTE FOR WEST
luY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNEl
CINCINNATI, Aug. 3.-TuE TRIBE NE correspon-
dent does not remember TO have ever heard from
Democrats of this city 80 many unlay'raDe com
ment, upon a nomination by Democratic STATE
Convention of a Cincinnati man as were let ont by
them on the spur of the moment. closely following
the nomination of Il. ". Bishop. Republicans
were surprised at the growing in the Dem
ocrotic ranks over the choice OF Mr Bishop.
This is st kept mp to such extent tnat the Dem
ocratic politicians here thoroughly alarmed. In
their own ranks they hear wc-kuOwu Democrats,
and many of the - declaring that they Will not vote
for Mr Bishop; denouncing him as a crusader, a
Know-Nothing. a fanatical Church member, and Sun
day-aw man and bringing up constantly his al
legged cold shoulder toward Democrats, and partcu-
larly Catholic Democrats, while he was Mayor OF
this city.
There is no such feeling among Republicans as TO
the crusade record made by Judge West. Mr. Bishop
has no call over him. The liberal Democrats either
will not vote at all or will vote for West j. ?. Car
berry, one of their most prominent representatives.
has said that he will not vote for Bishop, bat he will
not vote for West because the Republican platform
is not sufficiently sound for hard money.
The nomination of Mr. Yoegler of this city for
Lieutenant-Govemor was most fortunate, as one to
hold the German interest. lie Is very popular with
Germans and particularly with the brewers.
There is no doubt that many Democrats here will
not vote their ticket this Fail, because OF Mr..
Bishops unpopuarty.
Republicans generally appear satisfied with their
own nominations, though the financial plank does
not come up to the wishes of many All that is more
than compensated for at this hour by the Democratic
hisn fncfinn
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
,rrA1Rs IN MARYLAND.

A VERDICT FOR THE 9Th REGiNENi r,,
,.,,,oer,xr PRISONER AT CUMBERLAND-lhS
CANAL MEN NEGOrAIING' = :,
RnrtuoRE. Md, Aug. 3.-Ihe jury Vi IN
,,st IN tue case OF tie persons bllleu III VIC '' =,
IN ,oembers OF the 9th Regiment ai.er 1,,
three and half hours to-day icnuei'u '
verdict , nina others eame
,nj ne ths y musket balls fred Dy nei-noo - r. Tho
6th Regiment N rl aad Nst'i t lofI OF july 1877. be-
44~scn : aud o'clock, at thS 9 eViuer ~ ~ aud on
ray ayvtoorc.i from Front 10 Lieht-sts AIS iS s|
regiment was ON duty umuer um, ,nI ga ySben attacked
LAT number OF disordcriy persons hnu ~ h5v
~ b.ig killed 1he soldiers 'houu nav & i'm clearing
only under orders OF the coilhanIm IA - far are hamabe
tstrrcfs OF hostile moD ana III 50 " -, a.. tnourh
as soldiers disObeymg tue oIul ,ven he soldiers
ncvrTtle.css as orders 10 ntc were E' "a defend
,ser, cnnuelled for their own ptO', .i ,nd sull
themselves individually as ,Gst TSt a. The soldiers being
the % Ji1y,S Juiiy az a great deal Of unnecess"i! S q
was uoV rsnon.Iblty for the Ai,lns Oi tnese t P Pha
- resrs eutirrly with the uotets a. - ntbori-
soldiers We are iur1het o. 10y ,ns rrat oxctement ny
w. w, - liz military call, should haNe w." - ,he ~.
IoroS a. .J nam tue assaults Nhlch iOrVeU 'uS'
to use their weapons III soAN'' ' ., savs that
,,,,r,u, from Cumberland this afternoon s'so "'
p,,,nd Patterson, a conspicuous rio'er who was a."
rested by GEN Getty In person. was per"'''''" -,
from the Courthouse at keyser yesteiu'! 1,,
a,,n disposition on the part of some oil tue au'noi
NNl
tie. tine railroad authorities say, to neu'ian|e az
IN nm An eud TO the existing disastrous s'a'eo u
PA terson had been arrested by Gen Getty ana y
te General himself Piedmont where he was placed VA
charge Of Col Warner The Colonel had him taken before
Justice Harrison OF Piedmont. who committed him, and
had him sent TO Keyser in charge Of constable and
guard of United states soldiers Tie warrant for
his arrest charged him with taking out bolt
pins and uucouphng cars on Sunday last dur
ing the general riot at Keyser. Tho warrant
was somewhat informal, and to-day at Keyser, on mo-
ton made by his counsel the Justice Mr. shay also tho
Mayor Of Keyser ntmaod to the prosecuting attorney
that IL was defectve but the States attorney ready
witha new affidavit, all in due form. to be 10 by
the person making the charge who was there present.
As soon as the Justice ntnated his opinon although ho
had discharged the prisoner Of the attorneys for
prisoners, Mr.. Price who Is also Recorder OF The
town, told him TO leave. He G once got up and ran
away from the policeman charge, and although they
called upon to arrest him, both by the Justice and
the railroad company's counsel they made effort "a
do so but permitted him to from The courtroom
which was crowded with aympathizlug friends
Joseph Lane, OF the party that stopped engine
OIL Sunday last during the riot ut Keyser and back
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
TILE FIRE RECORD.

WORKING GIRLS IN FIERY FURNACE.
THE DEATH OF EIGHT OR TEN Al THE BURNING OF
BOX FACTORY N CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 3.-Pelsting's box manu-
factory destroyed by fire tn morning An attempt
was made 10 extngusn the fire, which began in the eel
lar without the aid Of the Fire Department but was I'M
successful. After reaching the first floor the flames
spread with frightu rapidy, and in an incredibly short
time had reached roof The employees, twenty-five IN
number and mostly girls at work IN the third and
fourth stories Of these escaped through windows
~ the roofs Of other buildings bat is feared that eight
or ten perishe IN the flames At this writing ouy four
bodies have been recovered and they dlsgurcd
that il was hour before any Of them could Do idenu-
fled Pieces of clothing sui remaining led 10 the ldenti-
fcaton OF Mary Nure, 20 years old; Maria Keube, II
years Frank Studar. 20 years. aud Anna Patser John
Blanchard, engineer In the factory, died after the
fire from injuries received. Two girls and man,
Isaac scohed. so badly burned they will probably
die From the factory the fire spread to six frame
dwellings and brick dwelling which VIII prove to-
tai loss Tho insurance the factory far known,
as follows: Guarantee, Oi New York. and Amazon O!
Cincinnati. $1,000 each; British America, canada,
BdngOr OF Bangor, Me IocdO, Marine. and Buil-Ot oi
Buffalo; Atlantic aud Underwriters, Of Philadelphia,
Meridian ana Jc Tson, of ~. LOUIS 81 900 each; tti
zeus or Newark, y. j. and Gcrmania, d., SlJUO each
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
RELEASE OF PERUVIAN INSURGENTS.

PANAMA, July 25.-Ihe Lima correspondent
Of The star and Head says. under date Of July II;
new phase has been gwen to the political situation by
proclamation issued b, the President the 9th inst
setting at liberty the prisoners couGued in the barack
of Lima aud CalaO foi the mciIec ud mo ement OF the
4tn of June and the defenders of the Hua-cr who wcr
still detained ON board the transport Limcna IN the BAY
Of Iquque Although by terms Of the capiiuaiion
entered into between Don Nicolas dc Pcroa and Com
mander More Of ftEe IBdependencia when the Hu'scal
was surrendered 10 the Government forces the followers
Of Pcrola sIoud been exempt from imprisonment.
WAS evident from the refusal OF the Administration e."
carry out tne stipuatious Of that agreement that the
popularity acquired by these persons considered a.
dangerous ia the momcnt, and ~ was Thought ads sanic
short period before granting tIcn their free
dom TIi, step, however, apctrs 20 been mistake
The contuu detention of Pero.a and his adhcr-
cnts alter the safe uar granted to tncm by pr Nor
and in The of nImcrou, and weghty ap lications
made Governments for their release rather
10 have increased the general sympathy towards them
and ,hould imaanr ulceri,r movement take
plac against tine constitutional authorities the prestige
Pciola VIII be- fOunl lIcter Z au before. This is
contamination That app1is vague De tic extreme oar
last adyicc- thJt PCIuld puu0sc, leaving llIquc
for Chill tO recruit ais shattered ueaitu, ANA u u >ut
tHug definite i~ kn0wu rc-:Idns tIc strncnt OF tnr
slaon Nlll bee alc AGAINST The Cover mrui. should
the reply from tine Cabinet 0i 81. JHtlcs To- favorable
tir .cIuaud for rcrt-, made 10y c.u, Gcn. frttu
viii retain h.s hold tie peoples I!rctui-, nut soulb
tlut request meet with u-al Ills GN Iiiit ut in.-t
nave oc tn 'ruutof pfulr dissatisfaction. A. "a
is, e. certainly require trfO5C.'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
WAR SCENES AND TOPICS.
uEtZAE'S SELF-POSSESS on.

When the Car was few miles south of
sstoya, three weeks ago there was sudden alarm IN
clmp Cossack rode in with nurricdly scrubbed dis
patch from telegraph clerk at the bridge across he
Danube To the effect that the Turks were marching from
Nikop0s Sstova, and threatening 10 sever the Rus
sian communications. destroy the bridge and oompro-
mise the safety of the Czar Immediate steps had To be
taken. One brigade of the Eleventh Cors was III Czev'
lea The other bugades Of The same corps forwarded
Dispositions were made with the artillery and infantry
covering The line of the heights protecting the line of a
proach rom NikOpOls. The Gar himself assumed the
Chief direction Of affairs and is credited by corresponds
ent OF The L0Hd0n Day NecS with perfect cooness and
competent military ability TIE scouts sent out brought
back the intelligence tLa the country in the direction OF
NkopOlis was quiet, and presently arrived intelligence
from Baron klUd ncf, commanding the NiIlh corps Zee
sp ctu. his at NihopOs. II vas ultimately dis
covered tia the telegraph clerk had become cOniuscd
and alarmed by hcnuse of firing at Nlkopos and CON
l.rn i.lr M "a ,lflIE
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
A PARALLEL TO THE CAMPAIGN.

Although the Russians and the Turks were
constantly at war during tue Eighteenth Century, ON
one campaign offers parallel to the present military
operations. The seat OF war lay north of the Danube ia
the Crimea ana BcssuabI. and the Danube seldom
crossed In the campaign OF 177371, however Roman
zon biidced Danube Braila about the middle OF
June, defeated the Turks IN the vicinity of Sstria, and
invested the fortress The advance OF large force from
slumla compelled him 10 raise the siege. and he re-
treated across the Dmube early III July In October De
reopeucd the sicsg ami sent column in the direction of
Vaina His forces We're again compelled 10 Withdraw,
owing TO the upcrorty Of the Turkish cavalry In the
next year the Russians crossed The Danube at Turuka
which SuvdTOw mad captured during the previous sum
mer The Turks made attempt To defend the line cf
the Danube but concentrated thcr forces at Shumla
LEAVING sauug gairs0n- at Ru>tchuh and Sl!sria. ka
minsN and SuWarr0w defeated tire Turks m the field
aud the Grand Nzcr. almost serted by his army SHUT
himself up in >huuid and sued for peace Constantine
pie was saved by the plague theu just il l.2J
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
SCFNEs AT TIRNOXA.

When the Grand Duke entered Tirnova the
people wcp prayed aud hung the uecks Of their
deycreIs. who were almost smOthercd IN flowers One
saw rough curasser OF the guard aud dirty dragons
grinnins with deg1 they carried amfals of flowers
rs much as they could possibly manage and had their
hands seized and kissed by pretty delicate girls Every
thing that done came directly from the heart The
correspondent Of The London Times who describes ths
scene lodged in the house Of matchmaker, who spOke
French. aud evidently intelligent He had daugh
ter young pretty and modest and he had been in
day night lest Martha, the apple % his eve, should
DE taken away ium hm by Mr. CdriNle's unsucakablc
Turk. The good aud his wife childshly happy
after the Russian occupation The matchmaker even
went far declare that if the TURKS reCaptured
the be would not wait for their tes but would
md IL 9
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
OHIO In TILE STRIKE.
CONGRATULATIONS FOR GOV. VOC AND DESPAIR
or THE TOLEDO MAYOR
fBr TELEGRAPH To THE rgIBUSE.l


fBT TELEGRAPH To THE rgIBUSEl
CoLUMHU- -, Ohio Aug. 3.-During the recent rail-
road .rke Toledo and Cleveland were the only two
points in Ohio that ca led upon Gov. Young for
United States troops. The Governors reply 10 these
requests was pointed and pi'hy. He answered;
will never call for United States troops until every
man in Ohio has been Whipped" Rather than call
for the militia the blockade suffered to remain
at Toledo; but yesterday two hundred citizens
armed themselves and started the trains. The Mayor
Of Toledo is receiving very severe condemnation for
his cowardice during the strike.
Gov Young to-day received a very conpatulatory
letter from Mr. Quincy. General Manager oi The Balt-
more and o 10 Railroad at Newark, IN when ne
says: "The great strike having been ended, 1t affords
me pleasure to tender to YOU aud the officers and men
under YOU my sincere thanks that notwithstanding
Newark was the most formidable point oi the sirlke
in the State violence has been suppr ana order
restored without the loss of life or property
The coal hoppcrs belonging To the Stratsyilie Coal
and Mining Company at New->trasyille' were
burned last night by striking miners. Ii is feared
tins is only the beginning OF lawessness IN The tock
ing Valley.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
COAL MINERS MORE TRANQUIL.
AN ErFLCI DUE TO TIE PRESENCE OF rEooPs-Ai
IEllIT To BURN \ BRIDGE.

AN ErFLCI DUE TO TIE PRESENCE OF TROoPS-Ar-
IE,llT To BURN \ BRIDGE.
WUKrsBARRE. Aug. 3.-Gen. Heidekopero's
command came Wukcsbarre this afternoon ' 'ne
Lehiga Val ey Road to Pttt0n, and encamped al 'Ao
fb,,b Val ev rouud-house Four companies were sent
10 Fairview aud brought IN freight tram "hch h'o
bocn sfopued by strikers. The mil train SOUTH "hich
s ,p,ued here Oh wednesday was taken out today.
The engine and twelve were filed with soldiers
4 .triker who assisted stopping the mail tram Wed
uesay was arrested to-day by the police. lhe b'hisn
and su,gurhauna Road has made no ehofI u i"'"mo
operations. ,.
Ru,nor, have been rife Of trouble at Plymouth Last
night the RAILROAD was bloekaded by crowd oi men,
90 mon, and buys The telegraph wires between mere ana
o, ,y. NJ, .ut To-day affairs are quetiug down Gen.
po,rou commands at Plymouth and the presence oi mo
t. ops his good cf CT. 49,
rtre, hundred regular troops under command OF "en'
Avres arrived here at Mauch Chunk al o'l"oA '"''
r,or,,ipg They will remain here until further Orders
n, freight trains were moved on the Lfnish '""ey
p,io,d from, Mluch Chunk to-day except on the mann
i fr,u Penn Haven 10 EastOn and the DfaEcne'' 'on-
s,derabe coal was sent south on tue ''"".'
Railroad OF New-Jersey but no other trains were s''.
# i tbou.lt that both roads will be open 'o-"oiio"
without serious dinculty. The military uN"o' "o1.
A., ,r,. ouartcred comfortably about town ahd sifns
J. toned in the proper places Qhe' pi''",i' ~
NSuch { INK and iu the coal regions ~ 'i i l,iury
Everything is quiet at Easton anu in ", m t,r "a
ri. TSbiyh VALLEY Road Is running IHhS as '"' 5 %
Noucn hunk without any ducut9' ii III %, 6nt the
oi,hauIa Company haze not st1rlea Ne,, Dpe 59 ,do
@ ara, willing to work soon AS the company i ieu'
ASunt 300 regulars under Gen I'rannan are are I q.
o',Vpr,,s .toout a mile from Eason-on lns L'cAa ,
y,n., and SIl,auenanua Road Part ol me Ne"-'''S'
r,nns left Tor nome 1870 tins aIleIuonn. M b,gb
'i1UP i', was made last night 10 Dnn he iensa ,
y IL r. lroad freight depot AT liaLttoh' ln' u '
was discovered before 1t nad made nr'n T at a. tho
- extiuuuishrd by the police. LIS ~ enect
~ 81 srme mscrrant, has had an en- entes
parSllIy to dispe, tue feeling :" tne pass
Ia had been growing thronsho%ne mt nSs 1,v heen
th' f",r hours The police force mas noM W, 20
strengtncnrd aud precautions taA'h R,borsb most OF
& leton mines resumed opcr1t ons tls nor ~ ~ t -
miners IN The Outaying coielles arc Tar,entug
less ana eeion Is 10 be held here tonoFro"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 3.-The Schooner Grace A.
shannon owned Alexander A Graham Of Chicago
800 tons coal morning by the propeller Favor
ite The shannon almost instantly Loss, s2
insurance $4,000.
BosToN Aug 3.-William F. Harris driver for
Midway Express, abscouded Feb q last with
package Of entrusted his all OF which he spent
in an European this lie arrived here
this custody OF officer. having been
New YORK.
the Franklin Bank Of Balumore found dead yesterday
afternoon his country had
left tho morning walk usual taking
enn With him HIS body found skull partially
blown by the discharge Of his lie had been Oh fur.
lough several weeks on account VI lLhoalth