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The Daabury Nees makes an agitat-
ed young man attempt to pop the ques-
tion to very pretty and self-possesscd
girl. He shutters and tlunders, and
she remarks Thomas, wait for your
second wind" Which Thomas does.
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The Republican State Convention is
called to meet at the capital in Madison
on the noon of Tuesday, September II,
1877, TO nominate candidates for state
Offices.
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C.. IL NV LIN e..

THE CHICAGO NoRTHwEs RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great Trui Is
Railway Lines of the WEST and NOETilW IS
and. with Its numerous branches and connections
forms the. shortest and quickest route be,wc...
Chicago and all POINTS III Illinois. Wiscons IA. y Oh
thern Michigan, Minnesota. Iowa. Ncoraska. Ca
fornia and the Western Territories. Its
Omaha & California Line
l. the shortest and best ron between Chicago ~,
all points in Northern Illinois. lows, Dakoi.
braska. Wyoming. Colorado. Utah, Nevada a. -
iornia. Oregon, China, Japan and Australia. It,
Chicago St. Paul and Minneapolis Line,
is the short line between Chicago and all point. =
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota aud Tor Mr,
ison. -. Paul Minneapolis Duluth, and all poi,
in the Great Northwest. Its
Lacrosse, Winona and St. Peter Line
j. the best route between Chicago ard La Cros..
Winona, Rochester. Owatonna. Mankato. :. Pet.
New Ulm, and all points il Southern and Centr.
Minnesota Its
Green Bay and Marquette Line
IL the ONLY line between Chicago and JanesvlIr
WATERFOWL Fond du Lac, Oshkosh. Appleton
Green Bay. E>canaba. \ eyaunee Marquette finu.l
ton, Hancock and the Lake superior Country lis
Freeport and Dubuque Line
Is the only route between Chicago and T.
Rockford. Frecport, and all points via Freepor
Its
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
is the old Lake Shore route. and l. the only one
passing between Chicago and Evanston Lake For
rest. Highland Park, Waukegan Racine, Kenosha
and Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace ORA .ing Room Cars
are run on all through trains of this road.
This Is the ONLY LINE running these cars b,
tween Chicago and ST. Paul and Minneapolis Oh
cago and Milwaukee, Chicago and Winona. or hi
cago and Green Bay.
Close connections made at Chicago with til.
Lake Shore Il Michigan Southern. Michigan Cen
trail, Baltimore & Ohio, Pittsburgh. Fort Wavne &
Chicago. kankakee Line and Pan handle Routes
Tor all points EAST and SOUTHEAST, and with
the chicago and Alton and Illinois Central for all
points South.
C.ose connections also made with the Mon
Pacific K. Il. at Omaha for all far West points
Close connections made at junction points with
trains If all cross points.
Tickets over tLis route sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United States and Canadas
Remember. you ask for your tickets via rhc Chi
cago u Northwestern Railway, and take zone
other.
New York Office No AIS Broadway: Boston OF
nee, No tate street; Omaha Office, 2i5 Farnham
street; San Francisco Office, III ,ntgomery - ::
Chicago Ticket Offices, e. Clark street under Sher
man House: - Canal. corner Madison; Kinzie-st
Depot, corner West kinZie and Canal streets Wells
Street Depot. corner Wells and Kinzie Streets
For rates or information not attainable from your
home ticket agents, apply to
W. ii. STENSErT. MARVIN HrGHIrr
Gen.Pass. Agt, Chicago. Gen Mang'r Chicago
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IN PROBATE. MAni.ewec Cssn,y

In the matter of the estate of George Bartclme
deceased.
10 all whom II may concern Letters of adj
miniStration on said estate having been issued TO
John Bartelme. on the ed day of july A. d 1877
snd four months from and after said dav being al
claims for examination and allowance Notice il
hereby given that the undersigned will on the last
Mondays Of July, August, September and October
next ATE the date hereof, at the probate ofce in
the city of Manitowoc i'm said county. receive cx-
anime, and adjust all claims and demands OF all
persons against aid deceased.
Dated July I'D. 1877.
MI W. Il. o. OLNSTEn. i,nnnt, Indre
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The newest conundrum: Are the
kurds the cream of the Turkish army.
or the cream of Tartar? Now. find YOUR
whey out of this, or cheese it.
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TN PROBATE - Manlsewec ecu.
i Count,

In the matter Of the e. tate of CT srssa Spencer
deceased.
To all whom it may concern: Letters Of ad-
ministratcn on said estate, having been issued To
John Spencer, on the 30th day of July, A. D 1877.
snd four months from and after said day being al
lowed and limited tor creditors 10 present their
claims for examination and allowance Notice ia
hereby given that the undersigned will on the
last Mondays OF August, September and October
AT the probate office in the city Of Manitowoc in
said county. receive. examine. and adjust all
claims. and demands of all persons against sa d
deceased.
$50 iw. T. q. ULMSI ED. County Jud1e
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Dr.W. Civilians, No. s3r

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CTATE OF WISCONSIN,,
~ Comfy Of Mamit0w0C. one

sss.sw. TG.O LMsTED, County Judge.
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JOHN G. KNIGHT,
Secretary State Central Committee
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nrIlrs nNIY sTRONG POINT.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHlNGION, May ~ IN1I.
The Wheeler expedition. which is about TO take 'le
field for the season OF 1877, viii be divided INTO three
e.,ti,ps one Of which-the Colorado scct!on-wll
rcIzyou. at Fort Lyon on the Arkansas Colorado; one
t,o T-t,b sectional ogden, Utah; and onc-the CAL
s,,,, ,cct.cu-at Carson City, Nevada There VIII De
sit regularly organized parties wiyh VIII prosecute
,C",is tue work upon each OF which will finally ap,
near nm q complete atlas sheet An audltohai sp.cl'
iasr-mpasurus and trauguauon parry VIII opeia.e u
.,,.rfi1n with the Utah section, and another SPECIAL
party will occupy points in the oierf.7' near anu Sii
o lake rahOe-a most interesting section ia 'opo9'dP
,rn D.uorfuert Of State has been officially informed
that GEN Hawley, President; Alfred /. Goahorn, Di-
rector General and Never Asch Assistant secretary OF
,, Centennial Commission. nave been created by the
King Of Holland Knight, Of the order 81 Iiic po.n,H
LON az the Netherlands, and the D'lth ll Ia
mttd 20 them the m.i-ha "L Tue OLI,.. m III !. raIro
honor h. m consideration al their courtesy T." lc
s.utaycs OF that country at the CehlehAi" EA"l'I''
story which had it, start upon the arryalOI cXIIes-
idcut Ierlo in Washugt is revived here To-Day IN
iii that an organization Of Gbusteis is forming for the
,,,rs NJ Sonora Mexico and the expedition VIII Staft
I'm Yuut san Francisco ANA ii Paso. Inc Who'
movement depends, according To the cuiIoug ,t.tI
administration which, II can be positively stated are
not at all likely to DE given
Fuccpe Hale OF Maine is now IN Washington ana pup
I, announce, his approval Of the Presidents policy
and bs determination to support it, He has not seen
Senator Blaine previous to his arrival mere 5ce jhg
nrrumeut of Congress but lac was Puiie ctiaiu mn Ms
coll. did not iuttll 10 dtti,A t.l'
ItEong is quite certain that he las A'ue confluence
i'm tie Southern policy
The tual of cz-As-istani Secretary SAWYER an" oi
u,oIs indicted in connection with the sealock frauds
,.-,i, te.u postpancd by District Attorney Wells.
fIi docket il. now well loaded down with cases against
nr',ncnt offenders and the ease with winch ms class
i..rr, pJstpohemcut ot proceedings at'iNt tNyli -
i,i, tu attract the attention oi the new AUTHORIZES
The Department OF State has addressed commnnlca-
Elm % tI consular officers Of the United states IN Eu-
r,ue stating that it il desirable that all practicable In;
shnlld be- obtained In reference 20 the foot ana
mouth disease and IndDipc'L
ExPrsldeut Grant las withdrawn from the custody Of
tho treasury Department several valuable swords that
have been held for him in the vault, FOR safe kcepms'
Tn,y were forwarded TO him ~ fhl"de.pnl''
,,,9s,r5 ,uulieatlons have already been made 'or
fI,.,,t. uo.itious i'm the New -Orcans CustomhoGse.
Au,ls tie candidates FOR tie Commss.onersnp OF
,i..,I.,,re i. Donald G.. Mitchell of Connecticut.
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it is not likely they will split up their forces and for
many reasons the first named would he the best.
Rustchuk dispatch to Tic Manchester Guardian,
dated Thursday says: "FrOm the preparations
being made on both sides. it plain that the time
for action on the Danube is close at hand The
Russians evidently intend 70 open fire on the Turk
ish positions along the whole line, and under cover
Of an overwhelming artillery fire attempt to cross
the river at several points simultaneously Notice
has just been given ny the military authorities here
that Russian batteries on the opposite bank at Gur-
gevo may commence firing on this town and fortress
at any moment. For the last two days the Russians
have been establishing batteries on the left bank
from which bombardm5ut can be directed upon
the forts and town Of Rustchul and the station of
the Vama Railway, which has a terminus here's
believe these batteries viii open fire tomorrow.
The Turkish fortrcsses on the Danube are IN admir-
able ORDER and ara well prepared to with stand an
attack"
Vienna dispatch to the same journal dated last
night, says: dispatches from Bucharest announce
the concentration Of the Russian army in the direc-
ton of GiurGevo. The purpose is, probably, TO keep
the main army of the Turks at Rustchul while fly
ing corps attempts to cross into the D0brudja The
banks Of the river near Braia are lined with Cos
sacks and Bash-Bazouks, who keep mp constant
rifle fire. The Grand Duke Nicholas Will arrive III
Bucharest on Monday"
dispatch from Jassy to The Daily Ncr' dated
Yesterday, SAYS: "The house which in few days
the Grand Duko Nicholas will occupy at PloycSl
has been hired for the whole year. This relatively
long term has given rise to much political comment"
TURKS REFUSED At OLTENITzA.
BUCuARUsr. May 10. 1877.
The following news is official: The Turks eudeay-
ored on Saturday night to effect landing at Often
itza The attempt was frustrated by the gallant re-
sistance Of the RoumauianS. Gen. Mann has asked
for reCnforcements. Prince Charles has gone to
Otenitza.
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GENERAL WAR NEWS.

LOSDoN May 13. 1877
The Vienna correspondent of The patty Aers
SAWS: have read letter from person Tor some years
i'm close connection with Turkish Government circles.
The letter saws the Grand Vzor Is losing his head and
sfyct Pasa is at loss what TO do There are frequent
councils at which already hints thrown oa - TO
whether would not be better TO treat Win the knsss
before they cross the Danube"
Tho Paris Memorial DiDl0mGfiqUc says: The Bcy OF
Tpnis who was summoned 10y the Sultan 20 send a CON
tiurent has excused himself on the score OF financial
irbity but Will allow his subjects to join the Turks as
volunteers"
m, 0bserrc+s Constantnope special says: at s not
l,,,n whether Kapka Pasha Viii command a separate
army CORDS or be appointed second in command to Abdul
KerIn."
rho correspondent Of The F0H haH gazette at Contan-
tipopIe uuder date Of May A. writes as follows; Inc
lioupts ON Turkish paper money conHugs TO advance,
oJ m IL the price Of provisions. This is engcnderins
mara ,ronouucrd feeling OF discount than has hereto
fore nrcyaed II any great military disaster should
occur should be apprchcnsye Of bread RIOTS as tAey
would be called Of a serious character
PRINCE MILAN IN DANGER.
corrcspondcnt writes to The Observer under date 81
Belgrade May A. that " the deposition OF Prince Milan
Il probable soon Russia beginning to recognize mat
bis DYNASTY cannot be much longer maintained a'"rs
the Prince Of Montenegro his successor The sef'hs
also approve Of Nicholas while Austria Is Hu'tuns ~
favor OF Karageorgeych Austria, and especially Hun
gary would fight rather than permit the establishment
Of a slayonc kingdom by the union OF MOhIehesIo "uu
seryia" 49,
Count Itchy. the Austrian Embassador' ana Prince
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cnrms M cAsrALTIEs-BY TELLGRAPH

NurrrTowN, n Y, May l3.-Jamcs Armnr,
l,iarar resident Of his town was fatally injured today by an
I.r., RAILWAY eug ne lille Lee was pic"ing coal
Sr STEPHENS. y. r.. MAY l3.-S NcC0mb was
ir.i Yesterday by the u.s,tine ~ loai n the rVer
a. b. Mau. Who was with MIN li tAe D""I was aale'
P0IGuKEIP-IE y. y, May l3-Nm. Menus,
rrrtt Clfilcu 81 Red Hook, mas disappeared after having
{.ru detected forging notes to the amount oil $1,000
f,rr , 30 wears was instantly Killed here tRis morning
iy his horse running against an brio Railway locomotive
BRANDON. VI, MAY l3.-lrank Brassor, a lad -
wears old went hunting YESTERDAY, and WAS shortly aiterwar
flui d,au uy roadside mile from tue village" pierced by
ty bu let's 700 large lie rifle 1t Is believed he was
murdered.
Rock HILL Penn, May 13.-An extra stock train
from West with provision, for Europe rn INTO COW on
H. North Pruusy yauid Railroad, at ROCK I'M station ms
afternoon Eight loaded Wlth cattle were wrecked and
one man injured. Trains are delay ed by The wreck
NEW-ORLEASs, May l3.-lhe Lower Coast steam
ho, NINA sluk on Fri ay night miles below this city The
passengers ali landed except two children aud Two col
o Noe who IN the excitement swept overheard and
drowned The clerk Edward Lafayette and l. Aichers
reported nlHslnA
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- LERpo PANTY oRGANIzING TR00Ps.
CHINA AND LAPAN.

SAN FRANCI.co, May 13.-The Pacific Mail
steamer CITY Of TOXIC arrived here to-day aud brings M
tcigcnce from Hong Kong, April 81 The devastation
by famine IS unlInushed in shau-Iulg and Chill
provinces. The ridiculous queue-cuttins mania which
startled the central provinces last Autumn and Winter
is now revived in Peng and causes great CONSERVATION
japanese Aprll 23 aiyces state taat the castle OF
Kaumamata, bc-oged by the rebels for nearly two
months, was relieved the 18th OF april Tie asur-
gents abandoned their position and rctlcated IN two
directions whether dispense OF resume the conflict on
fresh Grounds is vet uf known The Government cx-
presses the opinion that the contest is now virtually
ended though guerrilla bands may agitate the southern
provinces FOR some t,uc tJ come.
pqyrf.aster C. T. Thomson of the United states Navy
attempted suicide K1hc on March 30, but was PIE,
vented Consu!-G General Van Buren, IS seriously III ana
has sailed to Hong hOus Tor nls health.
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rrIrnRApuIC NOrEs.

PHILADELPHIA, May l3.-The jury in the case IL
the Rev. Bo,r charged with adultery having failed 20
agree were CisCLaIs god yesterday By Judge !lcpcA
IEXlNGION XIV, May 13.-Ihe Spring meeting II
the Kentucky Association opened Yesterday. The
vas by BTadnte the second By Leonardo Tie third by
Emma G..
H,RRIsBURG. May 18.-COv. IIartranft has issued
warrants the execution o. George W Fletcher of Puade.
pha ON IL and Frank Wilson, coore HARRISBURG on
July IL.
PoUGHKFFPsIE May 13-The wife Of Morgan l..
Mott President Of Hudson River Driving PARK Associa-
years OF age.
BuSTON May 13.-Ihe Harvard College scratch
yesterday the Charles lye4 the Holy
oke Winning both the four and six Goddard
Of the Class OF 70 won the single scuN race.
BETHLEHEM Penn, May l3.-rhe dead body If
Phillip Reilly Of F'rudale. PENN found AZ o'clock tis
morning the Lehigh Valley Railroad between Catassqua
and Allentown. There pistol the head
deep tho body. Foul play conyocIured bal there 10
no trace as YET OF the murderer.
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which ran through the entire lecture. The eE-
element over the speech IL not confined 10
the Democratic portion OF tho community. Monster
petitions asldn, the President TO remove Mr. Douglass
from his position MarshaLof the District have oe,h
signed 10y an classes of cit!zeus including EepubhcanS
and colored men There is probability, however. that
the President Will comply With these requests and MI
Douglass will be retained in his present position.
Although Mr. Douglass refused to furnish copy OF ms
lecture for publication in full the probable explanation
OF he whole matter that It written about Two
years ago, and has by this time become little on Oh
date. " be had written new lecture on llg
National capital It is very likely he woud
and would say some things which ho then
entirely omitted. At that time he entertained very
kindly feeling toward President Grant and the surround
iuc, Of his administration and also toward the District
Ring. When lis appointment was hrSt spoheu Oh WIS
lecture was remembered aud was used privately as an
argument AGAINST his confirmation, but since he assumed
the duties Of his Office his behavior has been suc as 10
lead propi, 10 suppose that he had changed his mind on
many important matters connected with Dstlct a's'
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ADROIT ROBBERY OF JETELRY.


THEFT OF A TRUNK CONTAINING PROPERTY VALUED
AT $4,000.
The senior member Of the firm Of F. Ellison
& Coz jewelers. in Broadway called al Police ieadqnar-
tiers last night and reported the robbery of trunk con-
ttnIng jcwc.ry valued az $4,000 while in transit from
Worcester Mass this cry Detectives Won GercEten
and Dunn Immediately put upon the ease ana al
late hour last night had failed 70 find the trunk or e
thieves but gave the following story Of the robbery:
few days ago one OF the agents Of the robbed firm pur-
chased of a manufacturer in Worcester a large
amouut O, icwery, which was put into n
trunk lie checked the trunk for this city.
At Hartford the baggage Is put into another car and
while il was being transferred some persons aclolty
Skinned the check from the trunk and substituted its
place another check which they had puroned from tho
baggage room. When the train arrived In this city tho
thieves fastened to the baggage room and presrnteda
check with the same number that on the trunk oh
famed the latter hired carriage rom hicAman
IT1usa al Fourth-ayC and Twenty one OF tho
men then entered, pad for room, and Lao he t4hk
carried to IT, IN few minutes ne lclt the loteI mar
nm hour later hackman entered the office and presented
card 10 the clerk which contained ItiN7l rom -"
man who had engaged the room 0deNNer me trunk 10
Iue m rs,on FOR rr,u,al the request was compiled
with. aud the hickman drove away Win ue sloeh
jewelry. .,,,-.,.,. ,... ~ .,.,,
could be- found btariug check with similar number
search was made for it IN vain. Then t. Was thought
that trunk had perhaps bten ace'uehU leit ptat
Tutily n wa. discovered tlat trunk answering tho
it.rii1iion lad been taken away. Much time con-
uued Inn finding the driver aud before the whole plan ot
the robbery had been discovered, several hours
lld slaus,d. and the chances OF finding tho
thieves had been greatly lcs-encL IL IA
su ,ed that the man who called iOr ami tOOk away tho
frIUb frun the Putnam House not q regular hack
man AS was claimed but confederate u The thieves.
Thus IL Is thought that all trace OF them has been lost
Iu.u.cog Thurue however. who oA duty last night,
think, il possible that the LaCAman may haNc been IL
crcd carrier and offers reward him j" Viii present
himself 10 superintendent Wang and furnish informa-
ion which shall show where the trunk was 1akcu.