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EUROPEAN.


ers have been arrested in connection with
the recently discovered Republican con-
spiracy.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 19.-It is ie-
ported that Prince Hassan, in Dohrud
scha, Is marching rapidly with his Egyp-
tIan troops with the object OF cutting off
the communication OF the Russians with
Bessanbin. simultaneously eight Turk
ish steamers have received orders to dis
embark their forces north of the Danube
mouths with the same object.
LONDON. Aug. 1s.-Two iron. .clads,.
with $500 men are about to leave Con-
stantlnOpe for Crete.
1t is believed Midhat Pasha will be
appointed Ottoman Ambassador ut Vi
emma. MIdhat has lately been proposed
tor the Paris Ambassadorship, bur docs
not wish to take that position.
Seven thosuand tour hundred Turkish
prisoners altogether have passed lately
through RoGmania.
Bismarck IS expected in Berlin next
week tor conference with the Emperor.
LONDON, Aug, kilograms from.
Zera and Cetteinje state the Montenp-
grins have carried the last of the OUT
works OF Nicsic, and are pushing through
the town towards the fortress. A Turk
ish force, mostly irregulars, estimated hy
one account at 10000, are hasteninr 10
relieve the besieged Five thonsapl
Montencgrins have gone in the direction
OF Kestacto opposite the Turkish
advance.
BERLIN August co. Bismarck has
arrived here.
LONDON, Aug. 20--The Royal Com
mission to examine the treaties rela-
tive to eXtradition is composed as follows.
Chief Justice Sir Alex Cockburn. Lords
SeIbourne and Blackburn, Sir Richard
Braggollty, Sir VIM. Brett, Sir Jno. Rose.
Russell, Guerney, McCnlhgh, Torrins,
Sir Wm. Vernon Harcourt and Sir
james Fitz James Stephens.
PARIS, Aug 2l.-As President Mae
Mahon WIS leaving Cherbourg Sunday
evening, a republican demonstration oc-
Cured. He was greeted with shouts of
rjre u yepDjil9ue, 0iie Ia 7Hiers and the
singing Of the MarscIaisc.
CoNsTAHrINoPLE, Aug. 2l.-The Porte
has ordered IN immediate concentration
of 10000 militia of the second class at
Adrianople, sophin and other points near
the scene Of operations.
SuIciman Pasha teegraphs he has pass
ed through Kasniulik, and occupied the
town Of Schipka, evacuated by the Rus
sans.
BucHARE 4, Aug. 2i-Thc Russian
staff in It's recent deliberations favored
immediate and vigorous resumption OF
operations and was Of the opinion no
point should he voluntarily evacuated
PARIS, Aug o. Gen. Deurot has mp
piled to the minister Of war for pcrmis- 1
sion to SUE the Df0aite,v for defamation
inference, rs he denies the charges OF
instigatlng the Figaro's attacks on Min
istcrs Bcrthoul and De Broslio.
Elections for Council General begin in
November A Aspccial session Of Councils VI
will be ordered ut the erd ofthat month
SO they can appoint among the arrondis t
scmcnts direct taxes for rs, which tn W
new Chamber of Deputies will then hay
had time 70 vote. #
Railways from st. Petersburg 10 Kis
ChcnriI arc now carrying 10000 MT
daily. one OF the piers Of the rlilwa q
brid.cnt Burho.chi has given away eau W
ing great delay.
, 1877-08-25
E1SAElD.

FoRT HALL, Aug. Goth, ria SALT
LAKE,-Capt Bainbridgc with compa-
ny of scouts enlisted from the Bannncks
and Shoshones, left Fort Hall yesterday for
the hostile camp ut Hole in the Rock
station, about ninety miles north. AT
last accounts yesterday, the hostiles hal
, 1877-08-25
PACHERC COAST.

CoURTLAND, Cal, Aug. ia large
and very Influential meeting OF the farm
ers of the lower portion of the Sncramen.
to river was held at Courlland yesterday.
J. V. Sine, Chairman; o. r. Bunyun,
Secretary. Resolutions were adopted
that it is for the best interests Of this
community to replace Chinese labor with
white as soon rs we can do so without
inconvenience to our interests. The
next meeting will be he'd at Isleton,
Sept. lst.
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 1s.-A report came
from the lower California frontier this
afternoon that ore of the two Elliott
boys confined Mt Sun Rafael had been
murdered while passing under guard
from their meals to the jail. Both were
fired upon by he McXicans and one fell.
The other, with bis guard ran into the
Jail.
LATER.-Distrirt Attorney Wildly has
just received the following dispatch from
Campo
CAMPO, Cal, Aug is.
To H. II Wiidy District Att0ypcy--
A gentleman came here from the Quad.
alupe ranch on the frontier, who over
heard a conversation between Mexican
and one of the lnd commissioners who
had just come from San Rafael. The
Mexican inquired what the shooting was
about last night. The commissioner said
there were 3Omen coming from Quarpz to
kill the gringos in Jail there. There
were also 10 men who went from Tecatc;
the gentleman met them Un the road and
was grossly insuItcd 10y them. Downey,
Mexican constable, was at the bead oi'
this party gong to San Rafael to fix the
gringos. This is the report we have. 1t
is better to have more proof before any
steps arc taken. L. G. GAsKrLL.
The latest sentence of Gaskil's dis
patch refers to the talk here of sending
n party down from here to rescue our
countrymen or avcngc their murder.
SAN FRAycrsco, Aug. 10,-Col Fred,
4, Bee, well known rs connected with
Chinese affairs on this coast, is making
up claim of the Chinese sufferers by
the riotus proceedings in this citf,
which he will present to the United
States government through the British
Minister At Washington. The claims
will aggregate about 100000, of which
about $4,000, will be tor actual and the
reminder for constructive damages and
loss, including the death Of one or two
Chinnmcn who prrished in the burning
OF their houses. The claim will be- pre-
scnted through the British Minister for
the reason that the Chinese have cmigrat.
"a from the British port oi Hong Kong,
and also that the Chinese government
has no ministerial representative at,
Washington.
, 1877-08-25

onrt's point. They retired suddenly on
their second line under the cover of the
Turkish cannonadc, which kept the Rus.
slams at u respectable distance. The
second Turkish line being extremely
strong and completely dominated by
heavy batteries on some nights in the
rear of the Russians, they did not make
any attempt to capture them. The at
tack was really fent and intended to
keep the attention OF the Turks occupied
while movements of great stratagetic
importance were being carried out in
another direction. A constant fire was
kept up during the greater
part of the evening, but iowa d
niguttnll the Russians retired to their
former position according to their origi-
nal plan already determined on. The
engagement hstrd eight hours, and the
loss on both sides was heavy. The Rus.
slams had S04 men killed and wounded.
Among the latter are four officers
Vice Major Esigoveretsch, Capt. Miscel-
lhaetf and Licuts. Mnkropololi and Com
croft The Turks are reported 10 have
had 1900 men killed.
The WoylTs Washington special says ::
Wells ana Anderson, Of the Louisiana
returning board, will arrive here to NOR
row in the hope OF doing something to
cause the indictments against them, for
alleged fraudulent conduct connected
with the returning board, to be dis
missed
Meyer, district attorney from Alabama,
is here and will labor hard to retain hm-
self in office.
Gen Garfield is here for day. He
does not quite like the looks OF things in
Ohio.
The Tribune says the report is that
Queen Victoria, Prince Of Wales and the
Duke Of Argyle are all Investigators Of
spirltuaIistic phenomena, aud further
more it is said that the Princess Beatrice
is very fine medium.
OMAHA, Aug. GA boat containing
five persons was struck Ivy lightning
while near the Central Pacific bridge
yesterday. George Sludge was instantly
killed, Mrs Hidger fell overheard and
was drowned, and the rest of the crew,
two men and women, narrowlyescaped.
New YORK, Aug. GA special from
London says the sales of four per cent.
bonds Of the seven hundred million dol
lar loan are slow. Baron Rothschild
expects to revive interest in these secur-
tiles in November when investors return
from the South.
DEADwooD; d. r., Aug. 1O.-Thc
town OF Gayvilc, two miles from this
place, was almost entirely destroyed by
fire this morning. Only one or two
houses were saved. The fire started in
Warmers restaurant There being no wa.
ter for fire purposes, the flames spread
rapidly, and in three hours ii amounted
to the destruction of 200 houses, ranging
in value from $50 to $1,000. The total
loss is 100000. No insurance.
DETROIT, Aug. 10.--The propeller
Eighth Ohio was burned at the dock ut
Windsor this morning. The loss was
$4,000. She was insured.
|. ST. joseph, Mo-, Aug. ia locomo-.
tive on the Hannibal and St. Joe railroad
exploded at thc depot here this morning.
a fireman. was terribly scaldcd and died
in a few hours. The engineer was also
badly scaded. The foreman Of the yarl
was blown thirty feet but he was not
dangerously hurt.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. lO-.Stcphcn
Hall, Wendell Small and Frank Houston
were dcowned in Scbagio Lake, ycstcr-
day.
IDAHO.
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past i've years. He IL associated with
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thor of q standard work on Cranberry
Culture in the East, in q large cranberry
plantation in Wisconsin, where they have
some six hundred acres improved and
just coming into bearing. He has had
extensive acquaintance and correspond
ence with many of the successful cram
berry growers in New Jersey and at Cape
Cod, and is personally acquainted with
the large growers in Wisconsin, particu-
larly the Carey Bros, and the Sacketts,
in Berlin, who in one year picked over
$4,000 worth of cranberries each from
their improved natural boys The draw
back to perfect success in Wisconsin is
the danger from frost, which has serious
ly injured the crops there for several
years past.-St. Joseph (Mich.) Herald.
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The Booth Family.

The fact that genius and misfortune
are generally linked together has often
been noticed, and Edwin Booth is no ex-
ception. The assassination of Lincoln by
his brother cost him the suspension of
his profession for an entire year. Then
his grand theatre proved failure, and its
collapse so affected his mind that symp.
toms Of insanity appeared. After these
had been removed by careful treatment
he was injured by runaway team at his
residence lCos Cool; but greater blow
than all others was the death of lovely
daughter, on whom his affections were
deeply concentrated. Such have been
the adversities of the finest player in the
world, before he has reached forty-three.
Booth never visits the theatre that bears
his name. He is seldom seen in public,
but occasionally one may see a pale-faced
aud thoughtful-looking man pacing
Broadway as in reverie, with some
thing indescribably striking in his coun-
tenance and demeanor, and then some
bystander will touch his friend and
whisper, "There goes Edwin Booth"
Junius Brutus Booth (the father died
twenty-five years ago. He is remem-
UoIcu ny Tie WEltoI VI tuis uS SuUFt,
thick-set man. with abroken nose, and yet
he was very impressive tragedian. In
temperance, however, destroyed his
chance for pre-eminence, and his best
playing was done in the cheap thea
tres. His oldest son is Junius Brutus,
who is rich and lives in Boston; the next
is DIR. Booth, of Charleston. Then came
Edwin, followed by q beautiful sister.
who married John s. Clarke, the popular
Philadelphia comedian. The youngest
was the most beautiful of the family, and
will live in history as the assassin of Lin
coin. His death is the only break in this
remarkable family. It may be added
that the elder Booths nose was broken
in stage fight. He was playing Richard
Ill, and being infiamed with strong
drink, was so murderous that the battle
became q reality, and his opponent had to
knock him down to save his own life
Troy 7Imss.
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THERE is not, perhaps, more whim-
steal figure in nature than man of real
modesty who assumes an air ofimpudence,
who, while his heart beats with anxiety,
studies ease and affects good humor.-
Goldsmith.
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BIZ ELRcTRIcrTY.--A invention fol
driving horses by electricity is described
in the French papers. The coachmsn ii
10 have under his seat an electro mag.
netic apparatus, which he works by q
little handle. One wire is carried through
the rein to the bit and carried to the
crupper, so that current once set up
goes the entire length of the animal
along the spine. A sudden shock will,
we are gravely assured, stop the most
violent runaway or the most obstinate
jibber. The creature, however strong
and vicious, is transformed into sort
of inoffensive horse of wood, with the
feet firmly nailed to the ground. Gu.
riously enough, the opposite effect may
be produced bya succession of small
shocks. Under the influence of these
the veriest screw can be endowed with a
vigor and fire indescribable.
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AVOID getting into debt. 1t is giving
to gnats the fangs of vipers.
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