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The daily gazette., 1877-05-21

There are two fine Peach
Orchards on the farm, contain
ing ten thousand choice Fruit
in full bearing, and other fine
Fruits are also on the farm. The
Farm contains 3 0 acres of land,
,,.o,.o ~. lose with a M nla tim har
, 1877-08-10
CASUALTIES.

MARROW ESCAPE.
1.oNa BnANcr, N. j., Aug. 9.-Thc train
leaving Jersey Clty at 7:a5 this morning on tue
Central i.a!lfoad Of New jersey, conslsttng OF
cnesne, tagcayc car, and four passenger rars,
met with serious accident at Ocran Port
bridgc. Through so,nc unknown canse Tic en-.
ginc jumped tho track, aut, running along tho
ties, plunged Into the bank, the sudden Jar
throwing tho bagrage IL. aut three passenger
cars over tho side Of the bridge tntu the water,
which was about thrcc feet deep. As fur a.
known, there arc no lives lost, fnt scycral per-
tous were very seriously injured. Some Of tile
injured wcrc brought to Long branch aud arc
now being attended ut the depot here.
IL seems tint tho engine, after running a
shott dissanro OH the tsettle~work, tclcscopcd
thu mail aud baggage car, and rolled oYer tic
enhank,ncnt at tho edge of the water. Three
cars, In The rear Of thu null anil baggage car,
fell On their Sides IN tic water. The rear car.
although thrown fron, the track, remained
standing on the side Of the bridge The talsse1l-
gers Mt ons, left this car and begun the rescue
Of tlose Il, the river. The train wa fully
tnatlcd, cOntntuang about aD0 passengers, Thosc
III the ears III tue watcr were in state Of the
EFs;atest 7,s,a sonssslnatlon, crying loudly 10!
walst-dcei' 1t, the Hatcr, while others wcrr
clinging to seats. windows, etc. Onc utter
nnnthcr they wore taken through tho car win
dows, until 1t is believed every passenger was
Conductor liethc1d telegraphetl to Long
Brauc|l Tor Il specIul train utu assistance, whte'l
wcro promptly sent, an'i tl'nss able 10 bo r..
moved Wert taken 10 Long Brancfl alId Oc3an
tirove. From tho best Information ot,tainablc
1t kcc1'ts safe to sny that not morc ff,an forty
persons wero wounded, and mt more than
four ot tho number dangerously. Among tho
injured nTe ST.; sRensen aad wife, aud ntcces,
, 1877-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS,
ILLINOIS LABoA-EEFORMER8.

0PEE11f 1Td(FNeA ~ &H1 497Q2ks'e+
, BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Aug. a.-:ro-day a No.
dcs's opeEa-fIouse, and was attended By about
dfty misguided !aborers,' rs u.any curiosity
scckers. md twice rs many bummcrs and loaf.
ers. 1t was called by A.. o. GrigsEcy, editor Of
the Adrartte, Louis Dltct, wclLknown Com
munsHtr shoemaker, aud few others. Charles
Mct'rcw, celcbfnted for everything hut working,
was elected Chairman, mud j. c. Beam and
Lnuia B!bel Eice-PscsI1erts. Speeches wcro
made by Jessc Harper. Of Danrillc, 1aync, Of
Noosltord County, Blbe'. and other sofLmoncY
platherskttts. anu an evening meeting was ati-
dre*scd by Harper, NORTON, Bayne, aud others
From the nat1lcs of those WIN touk part, It
ecens to be resurrection Of tho t}etunct Grn1+
yer party. They intend nominating 4 county
ONO wonKlsoMEy's MOVEMENT.
CoLUMnCs, o., Aug. D.-Uustgncd cIrcularr
have been issued IN this city cattnE meeting oi
w"skf0gmcn next Saturday to nominate full
county Ticket Including two members Of tho
1t proposed at tic meeting to discuss the
proprtcty OF cooperating with workugmcn
throughout Ohio - 10 State Convention to
nominate candidates from Governor down.
Opinion prevail. III rot,c quarters that tha
increment, 70 fur as # rclates to this county,
Is ~ the Interest Of local labor .etostner, who
Is already candidate for county office.
'stsoi 1:a' oiss tunts1a1 = II stzfn;oxs' 4ssss
ELGfs, IT,. Aug. t.-T1lc incomplete returns
Elve Clark W.. Upton about Z, 1D0 majority over
II. n. KotstorJ. Mr. Upton Is native ot Vcr.
mont, 10 5t years of agt, tie last twenty year,
Of his !ile be having been Il resident of Waukc-
Can. His law practice has hccn mainly IN Chi
caLo. tlo being TIC senior member OF the firm OF
Upton, floatcll ~ Waterman, mud was at one
time associated With Judge BioIgctt IN the law.
hfr. Upton possesses liberal education, Dig
nttcd bearing, IL well known for his honesty
nnl sobr!ety aud eminent legal attalnmcnta, and
will OCCUPY the bcnch With great solicitation to
the elr4ft. Ile served Que term ID tic State
Senate, 1373'7G.
The following indicates the mojortes for
Upton according to the latest returns:
f}Mf'agc County, Ws: Luke County, LEO; !;
Boone County, $50; McIIcnry County, aGT; De.
kalb County, ri; Kendall County, leo; total,
2,0s0. For Botafortl: kanc County, 2.l. Ala
jor'ty Of Upton over DotstoE,l. .,710.
!Vprei4f UettfEcA 70 Tat 7f1tuae.
Rock lsLAsp, H.. Aug. 9.-Thc official car-
vaeso u tue Judicial election In this county girca
John J. Genn Gj9 votes; Charles Dunllatli, 28 !;
+. T. 3fcElpernc, II: 4c7lttcring, II.
iSorea1s N:71'es fc 7at Tffa4ne.
MT. VE,iSox. ILL.,, Aug. o.-Thc Hon, John
HALEY, Democratic candidate for Circntt J,aco
Of the aecond Dtstrlrt, tclegrap.,s hls fricnds
that he Is elected By about 80 majority.
Spscful hS8ufcf to 7hf T+ibnnH.
TonKviLLE, ILL.,, Aug. G.-Kcndall County
Ciyca 408 votes for G. N. Upton for Judge nf
the Twclttl, Circuit; Richard y. Botsford 3l1
for tue satne.
, 1877-08-10
CRIME.


DcnuquE, Ia, Aug. 9.-The o'clock freight
traIn this afternoon brought to the city
stranger who narrowly escaped death At Cur
dun'S Ferry yesterday. Lie says he came from
New York, aud after spending several DAYS in
this city started to walk to 0urdon's Ferry.
When near that place man sptan9 out and
pointed revolver 1t his kcati. lie attempted
tu stize the weapon. but the luan fired. tile hull
talstng effect III hls leit tempIe, but not pcne-
tratIaa tise ibonc. Tltia rendered. him uavou-
morning, when l.c found h!a4clf OH the river
bank, rarity in tho water. lie l!ns
four ta!ts lodgcd fn him, two Il, tho left temple
uul two In the side. Ills would.be murderer
robbed min Of nbout So. His w0lnds were cx-
asutncl BY q surgeon, who thinks thAt tho balls
!n ills s1de have Judged in ttc ribs, lie is 1T q
very wcat condition, anil almost uuatIo TO ta1k.
, 1877-08-10

between the sheep ansl dogs without the repu.
ufatinn Of tho Just claims of either. Mabone's
part'sans stFcnuously deny any talnt OF repudl-
alton.
Tie Committee on Credentials reported un
seating Sahone's delegates from tho contcste ::
district. IN speech to sn'cnd tfsis repoF
Hinton, Of Petersburg, mIsstatcd date,
understanding tue word 'JuEv II, tn" cor' :
lion as " You l'c," crested confusion bv cal ~
his cnrrc.ut miserable dog. An app
ssraiglte,:d matters. The failure Of this
atuen.1ncn, ~. ,l'o e,., ~ n ..rics ~ dcreats
.vr...., ~. ~, 4| W. .'''' -. ~ -,
suffered hr Na'''ne 'nen during the day. They
showed great strength In tic seatel rotc on the
resolution to ,r,stnonc The nomination Of candI.
dates .ftl The n,1on,fon of.o nlotforn, t,.,uo.
$500, 's' =. as.oa 'orv"@" osn
~ = AA.o"ifs or on'
four voses of cralx County for Malone, It Is
thought. IVES prearranred 10 make canttal for
I,a,;e,, Nohnn.,s rn,n hnwos,- lofostn., .tI.
~ sa.a,...I.at =. ' @.a 'ors' Ts' .s, aIs1 s"''
~ ucu"oheiHE u a. once aney cafHeu mo-
tlon for ADJOURNMENT. from It'll p. ILL.,, being
anxlous to cancus. Cp to th!a time they desired
TO oosspope the adontion of the nlatform
III p st,sr ~. ro,,n,t,,n. Int ~ to.,aa '.1M .h.1
,h,nroI ,hsr .,"ti.. 'r,,.ts rat.,,,. s,
ena1Rea tneIr tac''cs' lheH mldhaF caucus re-
suited In a renewed determination 10 fight to
the bitter cn,l, as shown In the speech OF john
8. Wise, WHO nominated Malone, He an-
&,o,,r,,1 -. ,f,i,,,a,. .,tn,fn..n ,nt.,... ...
'''"''ee' ~ "'auon7H p'sti.1n 3eiof'"t eeo"-
o1hy' anu thc EQUALIZATION Of the in'1uHics OF
tho Funding bill, whicl,
liz pEsoCscEp VIGOROUSLY,
pcrn.s .nccc1, pnr,fra,tny 1,,,1r, Ia .on.fJ.
~ "pese'' "1''',"'"s ,, n"!I' :; e"',s.u I,..
c9ed inc ""sst' ana fashes nominating tItx
Lee tic best Of a'i the nominating speeches,
the latter bcaut!fus and happy cIurt,
Nahonc,s mrn arr .,,,annf,ntr1 l,v hi. 1os.c.
1,,.,,,,. ~. a.. ,,,....... ,.s,..1
nsfa, ~ f,aa1c, a or aIl !. .'ht q.
~ ,!'...i,.1 Uau' n. + - .euE ~ H., ~ any
anS cH'n.'!9 nun: I.ssc ~ s ~ ses t.,e 'a.k % ..
H. - ~ .s.5 u'a5 ~ ;"aoo"' 'Aen VIII ocoe't
o'' - "e ..ess.n.n ts..,..n+n,, ~. ,,,,o~.,x,x
ra.ss ;,-t.,ss. 'aoSaEn,Tns ..'el..La ILL.,
p,cuuoxn r. " A,,r nIs n"Tam s.n..t,or.e-r,. rt
III. rnnv"n.4,,n rn.s:ct,h.1 a. q n+,Jn"i, ill.,
mnr,,fr~ 'nr,c- ~ rssott,n. rnSo ,,tr,S t,,.7
,'n,.n -.i,,rn -. IL n,,, XII III ~ ..,,ic}.
wsr. raf.~rat y, ,,n ~, H.aI,,,.".
/ tnanrIir ~ H., r,.uint"ns fororrS IN s,nr.
,ns. ~ ~ " a,,,,, III. ;',,. ,sr.. VI. ths
fnn in,. ~ trnpra..n ;o*s+t,,,, ,ro !5i',nJ ri, T.
hsx,. frnn III III ny. ~ g.. ,,sa 'e~'so wv"
Yc.ti,;IM, m p ptonnin"r,;"r @ Tr,.,1.,t f1,v.s
for IL. .y;., M, ,..,t.r.,,iyn .n,.ard' ;,n
H ~ as "is1 f!rd ~ ~ te
ta 1na." 10 1e's''e" 10 '"e o'''''ee vi ''e7o'''
~''I < resoIutt:n ,,rcIartuv that the n,,h1c scoo1
sv4tar, ~ b,-I.@,.a,'a ~ ~, ,, h. n,,,fi.h"
Eas ~ ,.1.h "... H'N "
1rsolI,tt"n ~ ,.rrIarinr t,,,, tte conr.c.tor
.,'..;I "a .'u! ueeuIe % a,at .ns .',iI.
eo1 proceed ,Iasn =. onse 10 not'nate eal,a.e
, 1877-08-10

shonld they be actually called into sctive CO.
operation everything points to tho probnhilt-
tY tlat for tho present active operations will
10 only carried out In the region between
tho 0sinn and vid.
Grand Duke Nicholas has removed hia
headquarters from Die1a to Bu1gnrcni on tho
River Osinn, half way upon tho road to
Ployna.
Tho determination Of tho Russians to crush
Osnlah Fasha u mnnifeSt, hnd tho inter mutt
maintain defensive attitude In the face OF
superior numocrr* Although no cannot
bo free from alari1 at TIC movements o1 the
ltoulnaniana upon tho northwest and tho re-
newed signs Of activity IN serTaa, on tno
other hand' tho TURKS ha'e been relieved oy
tho collapse Oh Inc hosn'an insaf1eo7on anu
tho Tight Of DespotoVitch' tue ablest leader
o. tho insurgents VINO ms boon 1ntcrned
ny tho Austrian Government In Dalmntia.
Ihero can DO no doubt that tho Russian"
arc making all 'oo o1e1''ona Of which they
arc capable 70 ovef"holm tie Turkish army
i'll LUG "e"t' p"' possibly 1of tha present
aneS may 10 ap'o only 70 hafafa
oSi''"n 1"Hns WIN suecess1on o1
o'o"" y. Ac'1'' ati''' '''ss ""Se feAeSe"
.ae'' ',s"s ''oAa sn' pfeSSs'l' u lne nosi'le
4es' 'o'"o'" .A' '''u" A''a 'Ao ''a' II
WIN n"'.,' ~ s'D' iof tn'1n 10 engage ''1o-
N''. -" "a ~ A'oa' VI 1''psefa'' VI
, 1877-08-10
INTERPRETATIONS.
4 BafALL AFrAiH,

{Ny Cntls to The Chicago 7f1bunt.1
LONDON Orr1oE or TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
sAL1saunr srnEE7, W. G., Aug. 10-4 a. H.
Tho engagement at Loftcl,a reported yestcr-
day does not appear to haye involved moro
than one Russian division and eight Turkish
batnllions. Tho Russians lost 300 killed md
wounded, aud the Turks, 30 it ia claimcd,
only 1G0.
1t is scarcely possible 10 believe that the
assailants should havo hopod to drive osman
Pasha from his positions with force 50
inadequate na that described. or that It they
we1e in earnest they SHOULD havo retired
with NO greater loss than that above stated.
It is moro than likely that
THE ADVANCE wAs osLx TENTATIVE,
and that the real struggle began On the fol-
lowing day, and may oven now bo going on
at plovna.
At Constantinoplo the fact Of the conflict
was known yesterday, but there was pro-
fcssed ignorance AS to the Issue.
4 largc Russian army under the Caro-
witch is facing Eyonb rasha on tho loft and
b1ehemet Ali Pasha on tho right. The for
mer is threatening from tho direction Of
1tasgrad, and tho litter from o.
man Dazar. Eyoub ia believed to
have Is battalions Of infantry, ca
squadrons Of cavalry, and fifteen batteries
Of artillery, while the army Of Mehemet Ali
pashs contains about LOCO mcnof all arms.
1T REMAINS TO HE sExx
whethertho Turkish armies aforementioned
will ,naks an attack or remain until the Rus
SLAMS are ready to assail theln.
Suleiman Pasha is believed to be en-
deavosing to force tho passage OF the
Baakans, 80 ~ to form tho centre Of the
Turkish lins, Eyoub and Mehenst Ali form-
Ing the right, aud Osman pasha At Pleyna
the left. Such An extended line,
should It b formed, would b. .
dangerous ons, ~ It would be o1escent
With the Russians inAlds, and free to oonoen.
trsts upon any point.
\ erBoAa RusuAn AMY
u In front ot PlsVns, aud the Roamanlsna
aRs crossing TO operate on tbs Tuzkish lett.
, 1877-08-10

St. Lou1s, Mo., Aug. Q.-Amon* tim pastea-
gers hurt by tho accident on tho Missouri I'a-
clhe Railroad, near Centrrvicw, yesterday, wrro
TAo'nas c. Owens, Worlhngtnn. ill.,, shoulder
dtslueatcd; 8. Furney, t'rcenvlllc, IT,, rut on
wrist; Nicholas FurncY, urccnvilts, H.. cut IN
VILE, H., heal aud Shoulders; George ". iar-
dou, Owcnsvllr, H.. breast, ar1u, aud shoulder.
, 1877-08-10
TelEGRAPHtC NOTES.

OAAAA, Neb., Aug. 0.-Ths danger to the
UnioD Pacific shops aud tho sueltlns wosks
trom tho river IL considered W Imminent - to
excite grave appsehensiots In tho mtnds Ut tho
community ia general. and : naas-meestng aas
been called Tor tonight to take sotnc action
towards averttnG what would psoTe = dire
calamity to tho interests Of this city should
these fears be realized.
N1w OalxAAs, L., Aug. 9.-The arst bale Of
nav cotton from the Maatsslppi Valley will A.
caue River Plantation, si1 days later than last
year.
, 1877-08-10
GEN Ei2AL.

4kAL& AlAUNt
LONDON, Aug. 0.-Ihc Ifus<s' Berlin dispptcl
asserts that Turkey reccntly notified the rowcrs
of tho Portc's willingness to conclude a pcace
OIL tic general basis Of Count Audrassy's re-
form noto, but the correspondent thinks
this Is not likely to lead to any practical s..-
suits just nov. ltussia Is far too strong and
too Jealous Ut her reputation to acqllesre
In tho Turkish propositions alter one or several
rcbuffs. Austria nusl Germany, OH the utler
hand, knowing that Ruhsla Is resolved on eon-
ttputng the war. and, II necessary, goluS Into
winter quarters In Bulgaria or RounaniA, Acsl-
taso 10 recommend to Prime Gortschakotf thu
message Of the Grutut VIxicr.
UNSUCCESSFUL.
VIENNA. Aug. D.-The Greek Envoy has left
Belgrade, Bcrsta, Ills mission was failure.
IN THE sN0LlsH PARLIAMENT.
Earl FeYcrshan,, In tho House OF Lorls, aud
Bcntluek. In the House OF Commons, tins utter
noon consented, at the request OF tho uoyern-
mcht, to rofEaln from calling attention To the
Eastern question. Tho GoYernmeut's request
fs based Oh tho conviction, - stated BY tho
Chancellor OF the Exchcqucr, that discussion
nov would bo llsadvautagcous to the public
service.
Tho Under Secretary for the Foreign Depart
mcnt, In reply to question. said. "ThcFc hare
been ito negotiations between England and
Austria regarding thu mobilization Of tho Aus
tEian troops IN case RoumauIa or servla partlci-
pate In tho hoatilitles Or tho Russians enter
acry1a. The Government knows Of no direct
negotiations between the Cxar aud tho Sultan,
therefore there u no ground for protest, do
not know that Austrta has communicated with
Russia or Turkey On tho subject"
a. TUE Two EArKRoKs,
Ikcnrt Aug p-Ths Eiftucf0r Of Germanv
, 1877-08-10

CoLuxsus, u, Aug o.-Joseph II. Palmer
was arrested this morning upon scqulsltlon
fEom the Governor oi Iowa, charged With OBJ
talntnx goods By false pretenAcs. His style Of
operation WAS to 70 tn business man, gcnor-
ally saloon.keepers, and offer ia run his bust
ness fur him, olIefing him two.thir4s OF tho
profits. Being plausible talker. Palmer was
very successful tu Inducing parties to turn their
bustutaa over 10 hIa, Afterwards swlaAllug them
largely. IL, to,k in several parties tn this city
aud iu Newark, O. He WAS taken to Newark for
preliminary e1amlusttou befu1e being delivered
to tho Iowa uuthoriticA.
, 1877-08-10
KILLED llY 4 HORSE.

MINERAL TolNT, IT., Aug. VA lad II years
old, Of South Kitchen, ncar thts place, Wills
hcrttug eattlr, tied tho ttltcE tu Ills wrist.
Tho lur&c lccalns frightened AMI r,n atout
eighty rMls With tle boy. killing aud man:liug
him terribly.
, 1877-08-10

CEDAn Raids, H.. Aug. 9.-A child
years old, son OF l.. =. Bullsrd, was ruu over
while around passing train here tlds AFTERNOON,
aud iatally injured.
, 1877-08-10

Hfse118 D77bd9tH 70 1Ns 7FIVQH<.
JAAEsytLLx, Wis, Aug. 9.-Fred Moore.
young man cmploscl iu the cotton factory, got
his arms tan1:acd III suno machinery whtto clean
iug 1t ttAis Afternoon, and both arms we1p badly
broken. Lis right thumb WIS torn completely
on,
, 1877-08-10

CoLuMHus, Mia, Aug. 8.-Psrtdes from
Plckeas County, Atahams, report that tho ex-
element caused BY the murder Of Etory, K1l-
patrick. and Bush on Saturday night Is subsld-
inx. Tho evidence Of the negroes prove thai
several white naa participated tp killing. On&
Mhlta Ran and seven negroes M&1t ASEes&A1,
NasraaAs setq Issued fos okhsk4
, 1877-08-10


Ngw Yonk, Aug. 9.-Thc steamship Den
mark, Of the National Linz. Is to be- seized by
the Custom-uous officials on her arrival. Cul.
lcctor n. Arthur has issued tho order to this
effect to tho Surveyor OF tho Port, anil 1t will
b. carried ont rs som Al tho stcamer arrives.
The Investigations uf Capt. Draclie.t haye shtvn
that the National Line fur ycaEs h.ls hrcu used
- several ii It's petty officers q the d!iir1ent
ships hare been c,Isuscd In tho illegal tra1llc.
The chief Offenders are James Sag'e, rufarr,
aua Jauea Welsh, storckecper, of tic Den:
mark: >,, VIE 10 arc stated tG hare smuselcd
two years. The vessel, oil her arrival, will prub.
ably 10 placed under bonds af $4,000 willie
the safas arc Instituted against her In Tx
courts,
, 1877-08-10

TohoAro, Aug. 9.-Today Robert Miller and
]. II. Williams. employed on top Of building.
fell to this ground and were killed.
, 1877-08-10

DlS1<AE ELK.
uE ANNOUNCES THAT ENuE.AND's Policy WILL
BE "oxE or STRICT nut CONDITIONAL NEu-
TnAt1rY."
tAv caoss to The cAEta7o 7rt1nne.1
LoSpoH OrY1on OF The CHICAGO Tn1nusE,
SALISBURY SrnE1T, ". C., Aug. 1o-i n. Ill.,
Lord Doaconsfeld fulfilled Inst night tho
general expectation by making brief state
mont rs to tho principles which govern tho
foreign policy Of tho country. In Mother
House, however, was any approach to dcbato
favored. On the ministerial benches
strong feeling had prevailed that tho Minis
ters should haso I'll opportunity Of mixing
some statement as 10 tho present situation
on foreign affairs, aud tho policy which the
Foreign oftleo will pursue.
N THE HOUSE or COMMONS,
however, tho Chancellor OF tho Exchcquer
invitoa Mr.. g. Dentinck not to proceed with
his motion On tho ground that 1t would bc
disaslvantagcous to tho public interest TINT
thore should be discussion Of foreign atToiru
Just now.
In tho House Of Lords the Promfor took
occasion to refer in fow words to tho policy
Of tho Government, which was, Ac said, one
Of strict conditional neutrality.
BRITISH INTERESTS,
, 1877-08-10

TIN t0Xk8XY1TIVx HK4K u&Mu4A.
Special DIpasea to Tae Tr3tuns.
RlcuAoap, Va, Aug. s.-rae morniuK ses-
sion Of the CONSERVATIVE Convention MAS ell
, 1877-08-10
= FIELD NOTES.
Facts and Speculations Re-
garding the Situation
in Bulgaria.
The Last Battle Proves to Have
Been IN Insignificant
Affnir.
What the Contending Forces
3fay Do, Can 10, and
Must Do.
A "Striot but Conditional Neutral-
ity" Is to Be England's
Policy.
Russian Reinforcements in
Largo Numbers En-
Route to Bulgaria.
The INVADERS Losses to the Press
ent Time About 10000
Men.
SpeculatiOns us to the Object OF
tho Two Js1npcrors'
+. Meeting.
The Triple Alliance Believed to Have
Ram Rea{{irn1pd
The INVADERS Losses to the Pres-
ent Time About 10000
Men.
Spcctlinti0ns us to the Object OF
tho Two Is1npcrorS'
Meeting.
Tho Triple Alliance Believed to Have
Dcen Reai1irmed.


DISRATLI,
nE ANNOUNCES THAT ENuK.sND's POLICY Will
BE "oyE OF STRICT nut CONDITIONAL NEu-
TnAY.rrYH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-24
VEG ETlNE

= d. 90 loving letter from Rev. G.. W. VI snsfied
o u,Tly Is='cr OF the Methodist Episc pal church
y 80 PIX. ard n present scttled ia Lowell must
COW iI-e ~. r 10 reads his letter Of the won
i-stu CT alive lusiiJe' Of DO TINE as a thorough
'il-l-Ur AID Pu iier ct the Hood;
BYE TAFK, MASS , Feb. Is, 1879.
y b. ". y. STEVEN
H.rF >'r.-AbOUt zen wears ago my health failed
ihrvEg the depicting q, 90 Of dyspepsia nearly
worst form, II settisd IL my hack aud took the 70 m
e. u large deep seated RE-c' which was fifteen
nilIs IN gsthe ring. bad two surgical yeratioHs
to he beet skill in The State but received pera
Constantly weakened by prCfIse discharge. 1 also
lost smsA pieces Of Zone at different times.
Matters ian On thus about seven years, till May
lIi- hen friend recommended me to 60 to your
BY what saw q heard gsiaed some confidence
III NEGEIINE.
CONNER ced tsk in il soon after, but felt worse
from is elects sill persevered ana soon felt Ii
see the results desired till hal taken it faithfully
for little more than ytar, when the difficulty In
the Do was cured, ard Tor lime months have en-
JOY d the best Of he allh.
1 have in thai time gained twenty five pounds of
flesh being heavier than b, fore In my life, and
i was never more able to perform labor than ".
During the past few weeks had a scrOfulous swe,i
ing a. large my INST "a hered on another cart Of
my body 1 took VEGETISE faithfully and il
moved il level with tine surface In a month think
| should have been cured of main trouble sooner
If had taken larger Doses after having become &C
custOmed to ITS effects
Let your patrons troubled with scrofula or kidney
disease understand that IT takes time to chronic
diseases. and il they will patiently take
IL will In my utRmeEt, core them.
With great obligations aIn, yours very truly,
G. W. MANSFIELD,
Pastor Of the Methodist L. Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-24

The Cuban rebellion seems now TO ha re
exhausted It's power, so far as making head
way against the mother country is con-
cerned. Though formerly able 10 muster an
army of thousands, under competent gen.
erals, the insurgents are now reduced to
mere raiding parties, pOwerless to make a
stand against their opponents and able only
10 harass them by kind OF guerilla warfare
The loss OF their secretary Of wal in an en-
gagement lately, and now the capture of Don
Tomas Estrada, the president OF the republic,
together with the fact that their resources
are exhausted and no powerful gOvegnment
seems ircIined to recognize CT support them,
renders their cause pretty nearly hopeless.
But when Spain shall have crushed out the
last visible sparks OF insurrection there will
he small cause for her cOngratulation. The
lives Of more than 10000 men and S2D0 600 900
have been expended in retaining a posses
sion which in time Of peace barely pays the
expenses of the army and navy stationed
there Spain will delegate her regajned
treasure 20 captains general, who, piunder-
ing the Cubans, will perhaps feel benefited
by the retention of the island; but on the
nation itself the expense OF keeping in sub
lection this fiery and rebeilious people will
prove a perpetual drain. The Cuban govern
ment has recently published a decree giving
unconditional freedom To all who shall sur
render, and promising TO restore property
cOnfiscated 10 the state on account Of treason
If the recuSants submit promptly. These
favorable terms Will doubtless cause many
OF the insurgents TO give themselves up, aud
may ensure a peaceful termination OF the
lOEs standing difficulties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-24

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