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Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
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The Great
Family Medicine
HEALTH REST0RER.
General Debility.

q q r. n ~
Debility is term used to denote deficiency Of
blood The nutriivc constituents Of the blood
are in less than their regular proportion, while
the watery part iS in excess. Debility 10 Of Ire
guent occnrrcnce. tits incident to variety OF
diseases. Thelewerlimbs are apt to be swollen.
The patient 10 feeble, and cannot bear mech
hsertion. The circulation is irregular, but al
most always weak. Palpitation Of the heart II
n very common symptom. Violent emotion
often throws tue Heart into tho most tumult-
nous action. The vital functions are lAnguidly
performed. Tho muscular strength is diminish
eh fatigue follows moderate orbltght exercise.
The breathing, though quiet when atrset, Be-:
comes hurried and oven painfully agitated
under eyerlOn, ms III running, ascending
heights, etc. 1heneryous system Is often great
lydisorlcrad. Vertigo, dizziness, and afeeling
OF raintness ave very common. Violent and OBJ
stinatc neuralgia palms in The head, side, breast,
or other parts of the body, are also frequent
attendants upon the disease. The sercHons
are sometimes diminished. In females the
menses arc almost always either suspended or
very partially performed. The bile 10 scanty,
and costiveness, with unhealthy evacuasaone
from the bowels and dyspeptic state Of the
stomach, are extremely common sympLouls,
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

Mr.. Frank Evans, of Phenixville, was
thrown from his carriage in Philadelphia
on Saturday ssst, and seriously injured.
He was driving with companion, when
his horse became frightened, and starting
of suddenly, threw both of the men to the
ground. Mr.. Evans fell upon his head,
fractaring the skull, it was thought. His
injuries were such as to prevent his
removal TO his home,
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
A BOLD ROBBERY,
A BArgtarx Near f.AsAeakses BY
Maxi. d Hen, rs5 TH-i ~

FrsA Dvsay KvssiA4 md Commercial u Friday.
Last night four naaked men forced an
entrance into tie house Of Levi W. Pen
mock, two miles from LAndenberg, Chester
county, by boring the loci out Of the door.
They then bound Mr.. and Mrs Pennock
and carpenter who was in the house, in
the second story, and locked Mr.. Pen
nock's two sons in a room in the third
story. Placing pistol at Mr.. Pennock's
head, they forced him to tell where his
money was, which they procured and then
departed. They only obtained about 800.
They had driven to within half mile Of
the house in two wagons. They left the
brace and bit, used In procuring an
entrance, on the premises.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

In st. Louis, oil Monday evening, q
tai, well dressed man went into a pawn
brokers shop, selected revolver, and
asked the proprietor TO load it. On re-
ceiying it backfrom the pawnbroker, who
supposed the man wished to purchase it,
he suddenly shot himself in the head, and
died in about an hour. The man was a
stranger in st, Louis, aud there was
nothing on his person TO identify him,
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

a Soyoreign Specific In Dyspepsia. Nssyoas i,>
s S;,'l'y hsssse s Ct the tnpss P.ray
tsncy. Disorders of tina Kidneys, and fnsetIooA
difficulties generally.
The appliances strongly chsrred with nlsctr,o
gAlvnnao, and msHnotio inilsenee q d}62 ~ nj d .
grss OF int nsity. suitable 70 vi oesAs {R0 popd,
Hons, and effect Cures whore ns0icinSa have
failed.
!sei' rerces to nurpe,ou, Physicians and patiau,s
Illustrated Pamphlets explaining tbs Rs1ncipcu
Of their action. Cost. eto.. free ON apploAtacn.
i'HsT H'"n y Address. = 80
~ -" f'' DIR. BRYAN.
jautSlyw I1' lit Fast Fifteenth street.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

Is Admiral Porter bidding for com.
mission in the Turkish Navy? If the
Turks believe in his torpedo nets, men
toned elsewhere, they will doubtless be
glad to have him. 1t is the liveliest sort
of fishing we have ever seen mentioned.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

W. waaler IL Lucy Hamilton Hooper
IS not asa9gsrats a little in her descrir-
ton given elsewhere OF the conduct of
American young women studying art in
Paris. II she does not then We think that
Wa. had better have fewer women artists, al
We ca do without artistic culture better
than without modesty in women.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

EAeaAsh 0panaea ef AmseaeA.
Two American sx-Rrssidsats, Filhnoss
and Van Buren,, wished 4AsiAad some
twenty yss.eso aah va y
treated ma Md Il e - Y
NO dsmonssssH of s3 p I'D
honor and roy3 and - pss n
sssn havA 1t a ~ AsM
sx-soSstEsisns, xhidh, Yis I'd is ths
character in which the present English
government regards General Grant. To
some extent this .. dia@saas il due
TO the great military fame
II 0sosral 0sans, bss A.eaeest Be esAizs1
due to that, for In nii1azy circles In
Europe Sherman l. rssasdsd By many u
&hAss AtSaat
Sherman bad 10 saeA lRystioo o. the
occasion Of his WIT % 16gasnd cd the
ssaei.snA . few ysaawatu' N aspA ths
rFessi1t furofe IN N1nad 1fss, dAssal
Grant Is not % muei ! paarsapsl hiAdts 10
The man, ~ II isto, ~ ssuaAxy q. ,s,..h
h Was % rsosnaiy H. ,,,nisf .as,asr,,s..
and the eN.s<sAss Asawsaa ~ suasptlon
cc.vsa o. lin ~ ~ AesufaeA In
pssviesg - lsanas vs.iaAsAthassA
indicates he szsaa sAaats tsAa 5Aaa
taksn pAss he hAs6Aisn4ansaa toward
AnstAa duaang ths pAst swszY vsars.
Thsy Do not especially aanirs us4 on,
ysfsm Of sovsrpzasnA psAaDA narS ~
thsy did than, bad tAsy d rsupsss srsnd
recognise our sqsalsV w4sA Msm Aanoaa
tho wossfs srsaa nAa3na, ard thisA III W
have Tie hight TO expect from them q al
other ssh-respectins people. Z a 10
This fact, which caaao4 bsA bst's
pleasing one TO ", b hessly Aas y On,
growth in wealth end nussestA but ID i
fsr more due to " sfset 'ctt4 ~, +
which our people, &viaA IN No AdssA,
oanps sAswsA tAsaAss,vss possessed q
the courage, strength and nilitssy abslis,
Of two nations. Tia North alons lva
made BY that event b appss, y = srsa
state in the eyes of 1nsPA but u,
reunited nation, with NORTH and Bsut,
once more, as one people, uniaing In thsi
common interests and delsAAe The tremen
dous power which they developed In tn
struggle with each other, make spectacle
.aat impresses the European Imagination
since there, as in fact svsrywhsre, nation
are chiefly respected on acoount Of thef
strength TN war. The war brought us
long train Of evils, II is true, and some o
them we're 20 great that they threatene,
the very existence Of our systsm Of gov
eminent, but it brought us many advan
tages and among them one, not by an
means to be dsspised or unasrvAlusd, il III
valuation u our military strength whtcI
It'll gave not merely to EufSke eus to gu,
selves. Later lessons Of debt and taxs
Mon have taught us also mot to be quick t
create occasion for using that strength il
the costly game of modern warfare.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
Ira Cole, locomotive FIREMAN, vas
stabbed to death by Calvin. Stewart, in
Dover, n. j., on Monday. There was NO
provocation for the deed, but Stewart was
drunk at the time. He is in Jail.
Fnreirn's Continental nalanm,
THE GREAT pIARRHGA ANr,porr.

a few Of TIE many re.sons why ever psrson sho~Id
houe:-Frit It vill cure almost Instsnty al s..ss
a psns .ramp4, Collie, Dyssn,ery, oos. pc 81
rhe, Of long ST ndins Third II il ons o. III 4, 4
nladiclnon N le world fas GLildssa skijs re.,h ~
an; i1jerlous effect Fourth Lat M pics b. n
Il sP,o l@T' ~ SSsHI \. eessa HHr ste,s
r,rsprs.or II North Ninth street. Philad1pn aud
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
A PERFECT CURE.

CHANLEsTowN, juno Il, 1861. 4
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS: t'f7FT7'A
Dear Sir-This is to certify that VEaRfINBi
made perfect cure Of Inc when my attoading.
physician had pronounced my cayc cossuMp-
ton, and said eould not survive many days.
LII an MRS. IEDS1ON, IS Cook 1tFee&.
The facts stated by Mrs. Ledston arc paEsou-
ally known by me, and they are trne....-- "a
.- ztes' A. u. HAYNES,
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. -, 1916.

Dear Sir - Decrning II duty to you aud tho
public take great pleasure in giving you ths fol-
laying i , st b3s. t,' Ssss ~ w.
tesarai .mea,e,nss accompanied for the, cure OF
vailed upon by Mr.. Jos II. PrIcc, OF this ely, to
take your "AuthDyspeptia elixir" which i did /.
and safely sHy u WAS the only medicine Of the
mary took that u alt save me- relief, aud hive
sincu teen perfeCtiy free ftcm dyspspsis or indi-
Festiop I lever without q bottle of the
" EliSir"in tho house and would not be, rs Md
II the best Alternative medieins eau get and free
y say to all sufferer. Give IL u trial II this will
prIve of any ase to you, it. Respectfully yours,
ae, lsAAd EDsLMAH, Carpenter and Builder.
hop, aus elton Street, residence, 93 Madiscn ~ II.
Phln, Ufos and laboratory, No North Iseth
Street, above Market, Philadelphia. Treatise and
advice free ti 30 stAu1Slyw
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

On Saturday afternoon, at Newark, the
Ac'ives defeated the College nine, on the
grounds OF the former, by the SCORE Of Is
to &. = .I'7-,1.-'t :.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
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TN U11DAY, JUNE ~, 0g7.

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farbi ding ~ ssaAiae Il 49, t;sAs&.
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thu na,ils. An anonk, u ~ 6av,na
KW. sasky - saAsf Is1Aaess II Nov Yeeh
was rsosaAay arzssesd "a ia - ansvsr
fSr visaaAapa Il III NV IA h ~.
taken bseurs Judge B,AAehford Of New
York on wsA oa AaAAas aoyp,xa and nj.
release demanded ON Tia around that
Uoaeyess had No ep.at,,,,t;ss.,, pnv,.- ~
10 pass such q law, Tia ysase
rendered q assisiaa 10 ia A@sct
that Ooamms heA a tauAs IN ero,na.
fsoa tAs nails ~ which n bsIyevsd n
pesj.Aiakal Asephsa uau,Htv Ia c.,rv ana
that il u ssalidsrsd lees,siss ,mmoss, a
thsir esnAsaeassN Asa 4 rasAA "a p.,hfb;t
the carving q circular, and advar4;...
ments oonesapiz~ then thruuah tha mali.
Tbs argument Of those vho hail th,.
decision with eaiaanotSen n th.. INIT n, Il
The post-oAaos Aspexspsz.t would he co..
pslledk 10 carry obscene liter.turs or any
other unlawful thing that might be prs.
sentsA 70 n sssled and directed
= The law asainst carving immor., or
unlawful thines through the mails NAV IVA
unobjeotionabas but We do eb,sc4 d.c;d.a,v
70 the methods by which h i. .dm,n,s,.,e,;
Neither tho psvs en-. den.,tu.rt NOV A.,
officer .Asrsos oosht 70 \. rarm;,toa ~
brssk III, seal os. ar otharv;.e oren .nv
p,ekass entrusted TO The nails for trans.
missoa for snv re..op. mr. nnd.- A.,
p.stsxt II IL A.a,er that Al sor,s :,
thing. .ao.ad he c.rr;ad ,ha,,
tha. tas ;r,uoon. shou,a -
m.ia To ms.r h.,.u.. - ~
sins Of the oui,tv and IN oor~..no,aa,,c ~
b. subjected to n. nrv;ro ;r.,,.o,io,, =,
any odaoer who m;sst .u.nec, ~ 49,
ass of cons.i.,., nn,.vfn, m.,,sr n,
course. ssch ;nsnact;or xon,d ha ~.
easiest wsv of dstact;no .nv v;,,,.;o, =,
tho law, but II Ii mt n. owl 20 =.
The Government v;.hss n n,s,..,. ,...,.
from being ;mnos.d =, q !. ~ s;as'.,.
matter for IL "a ,.c.r4.;n ~
<,omes fnou. ..r.ons .u.no..., W
engaged Ia unl.x,u, hus;no.sss -, !. w
mn, ri a. n.-ks /. NO..
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Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
THE 6ILLOWS.

Execution of Fletcher Mt E'hiladel.
phia-Hc Dies Calmly.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1t,-Geoge W.
Fletcher was to-day executed for the m ur-
der of James w. Hanley IN Novem Der,
1875. Fletcher met his fate composodly.
After hanging II minutes life, was declared
extinct and tlse body was cut down.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

Mr.. J. G. SAKE, who is 81 years old, u
still i'll, and it is said his recC very il
doubtful, aap H. ID i.. .T'".
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
RLEcrR1o1rY is NArunE,s rowrR

Recently introduced after ysAss q study spd ,,
sercJ. They are of Quadruple power. imbpinx tls
syst~in gIh oOnstnAt currenA % ity1alilAa ElsQ
tho aad Magnetic force. gi-T
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

Restoring the Nervous and Debilitatod.
lnpaxtinS Iita 6trsassAyAaA Msat16 - aAs wsH
Ing Organism 1.. a.--l1 y ais.s 1rI
Successfully treating Disease witAss& ,nsdieins.
DR. BarAr' sl EHso .gsf yo5fAsu IND MAG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
Man Harmed.

Last Sunday evening about 4 o'clock an
explosion Of naphtha occurred In a car be-
longing to forepaugh's circus, and left
standing on the switch in front of Dick
mans store. near tho old railroad depot.
William Dsrgh. who was In charge OF the
car. and who ia car-repairer for the circus
company. was very severely burned by the
explosion. The car contained about forty
barrels Of naphtha, aud some OF these
began leaking very ~bsdly-so badly that
the oil had accumulated 10 . considerable
depth In the bottom Of the car. Beside
the naphthA In the barrels, there were two
cans in the car containing the fluid. While
in this act Of getting these cans out OF the
car. after the leaking Of the barrels was
discovered. . heavy explosion occurred.
which threw Mr.. Bergh backward and
burst open tho rear door OF the car. fol.
lowed by . thick black smoke.
Some say that . second and lighter OK.
plosion succeeded the first. he this a. II
may. the flames were soon smothered by
closing the doors. some men having has.
tened to the car from the nearest stores
and saloons 10 the assistance OF Mr.. Bergh.
The injured man Was taken to the once OF
DR.. y. NJ. Conn. where his wounds were
dressed. His hands ani arms. neck and
face were found to be terribly burned.
There were several blisters on his face a.
large as . half dollar and some that were
even larger on his hands. His hair,
which Was worn long. was singed down
close TO the scalp. and his moustsclle. eye
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
Ilearn's Suicide.

Tl,a funeral Of Peter +. Hearn took place
at $50 o'clock this afternoon. Knowing
that the man died in perfectly destitute
circumstance Dick Maggie Kindly inter
ested himself in raising money enough to
give him q decent burial. The old &c.
Iuaintaner- aud friends ~ the deceased
contributed very literally, for which as
.istance Mr.. Magic wishes IN return his
thanks. lIearn was summoned by Cor
oner Hodges a. . Juror upon the case
Of Samuel II. Danton. who was killed last
Saturday In the Pstaluma mill. When
the time came for him 10 act In that
capacity he was himself q tit subject for
the Coroner. The opinion that Hesrn
was driven to desperation by his mother
in.law seems 10 10 very generally enter
timed by this community. Mrs. Hesrn
il completely under her mothers
control and acts a. that individual
directs. Yesterday forenoon Tom DON
nelly vent " see Mrs. Hoarn, with u view
10 settling the trouble. lie carried q mes
sage from Mr.. IIesrn. asking that she re-
linquish her determination to appear
against him. Mrs. lIearn seemed not
only willing. but anxious not To have the
case come 10 trial, but, according TO all
accounts. sha was ovsrrnled by her
mother. who seemed determined 10 have
the whole thing made public. II 10 well
known that the warrant weuld not have
been sworn out II " the mother-in-lsw "
had not insisted upon IL. The friends OF
Peter Hearn who followed him to his last
rcsting.plac. to-day, did 50 with feelings
OF sincere grief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
wnra-,, nnd w,,,.n.

The Gold Hill NEWS Of last Wednesday
contained tho following item : -. A
warlell. Of Silver City. and ]. q. witten,
who lives near the same place, engaged In
4 fight in the upper part Of Gold Hill last
Monday. wiiten swore out . warrant foI
warieli. ami the trial was set for I O'Clock
to-day. When the ease was called the
prosecuting witness failed 10 put In an ap'
pearance. Judg. Cook accordingly dis
missed the suit. assessing the costs to the
prosecuting witness. Witten came into
court shortly after and said lac wished to
GO ahead with the prosecution. lie stated
that ono of the officers 81 the conrt had
told him the trial Was set for I o'clock.
The officers deny having told Witten any
such thing. Here the matter rests. All
parties are equally positive In their asser'
tons"
When Wilton sail he had hccn misin.
formed a. To tho time set for trial Judge
Cool told him he was willing 10 issue q
other warrant for Wardell's arrest. u he
(wittenl ~ wished. Ia this he declined
I acluitscc. but subsequently went
before Judge Moses In Virginia City and
made complaint against warlell upon the
same charge As the u sworn Ia before
Judge Cook. The Ease was tried, Wardell
was found guilty AMI iinel 500 by Judge
Moses. When wittrn failed 10 appear al
the time tie case was set for hearing.
many we're inclined 10 think that he was
in the wrong aud that ho took that method
OF avoiding the trial. II seems. however,
that such an opinion Was incorrect. II
was simply q case Of misunderstanding. rs
the officers IL the court would have no In
terest in deceiying the prosecuting wit.
ness. warlell has appealed the case to
the District Cont.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
A Curious Invention.

Thu Siocl. R,,o,f. Of San Francisco.
- - .,.w ;-rvsr,ion Ia,s,v nst.nt.
49, ,ha .oss, which h. iniapJsd N
,,J.n, ,hs moi, cos,Iv as.,v,r and
uppsh . -, na;.jd,.I ;r,o sors
a.,,. 's .ss ..=nnaors,i.a hns,r.ss
NV h.sa h..sJ ,,om ano,h., sonrc. ,h.t
we ha,s nea'u n' Mn -. .., .n'
.us Ps.en'se was ~ la w. =,
ghseu s' mi @ - 800
,na' oesupsuon, ra" Ta 49, 80.
Nv" 80 n,.An.,. s,.ou,aa;na mi
- ~ n. oooJ mi la a..
III \. IT, H. - m hi.
~. nasnn.a sSo j;.,,,c, and WOW.
m'ns. = ~. wboIs ,,ihe ~ an.
NY .elsyan ~. ~ o.,h ~ srsra
a.yuSa, on =. ms" H. s.sL;nn h.. J.
ms ua nn,. Nj. h]ns;nsss
ms T,ai W .a"'.os ~ hs.a Jo,.
in,s ns now a. ,asJ lei :.
Tue ~" imaN m. ~
compass; ei'ho,he'e'a Wn
'sys. aua 's.es.1pe. % m .ns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
RIFLE SHOOTING RULES.
New ueguiatioas Adopted BY the
National Rine Assoetsston tor
Creedmoor Conpstttors.


fof the cement OF our military men
here We reprint from the Chicago Field the
~follovip, oxtraet. from tbe new ruIes for
-
erecumoot eomPeuons' a. AdoP'eo oy u'
Executive Committee OF the National Rife
Association
Nu,,.rv ia. walsh, rv;,ho,, h~.vons,,
NO, :" :,saa5 a NJ. as Stool ant.
sc;e,,I, .tro,y Tor military and
srn w" .5as;, ~. III - .tinc. mil
~ ' na na,J. s,vh,. ~ ~ =,
-. miii,srs naitern. no he attached
No The barrel. and 10 he without any NOV.
an. .JIu.,ment other than a hineed.isp
- .i,Iinr bar IN n. moved by hand
- To- n,ili,.,v team matebs. unlss.
o,hsrxi.e .nacia.lD eompetitor, mnst nae
~. "a. IN which lie orv.niz,tion m
W - sions i. .,msJ =, r,hlic .,.
wnns' r,,;ns as .i,srinc an. sicb,. =,
p. ~, ~. Ia. mel Lx ~.
S.,soasI C,sri n, ~rerul.I force, Iexeep,
".n,ha,i,sI Lx tbe military ~suthorities
,,.,.oO a, u.ing them in any other vsy
,h.n a. o%,iyinally intended. 4. prohibitej.
s,csn, ,h.t the .lIdipg bar Of the rear
ion, NAV 10 inverted. and lines drawn 40
mari The center. sights may DO blackened.
but moi whitened or eolor~i. Any pad or
~. fnr ,heb heel of the butt Ia ii,.iloved.
FOR m. competition. restricted TO the
x,,ion.l Guarl II. n. r., Ammunition will
he fnrni.hei by tho State and issued to
competitor. ON the ground.
> In all other competitions unless
o,h.,ui.a .necinoi. n ammunition NAV
h. n.,i AMI mus, lie provided by the com.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-28
SECOND p,spATcH.
Murder OF Nan Francisco sss Cap
tAin iu she south Ssas.

San PR,Scisco. Aug. 2s.--The schooner
Maggie Johnston. just arrived from tho
South Sea Islands, brings news Of the
murder Of Captain Hayes 81 the schooner
LOTUS Of this port, BY ono Of his men
while cruising among the Marshsll group
Of Islands. Hayes has been Q notorious
character In tho South Boa. lie has been
frequently credited with piratical acts, and
was well known ss q desperate character
from Australia 10 Japan. lie left here In
tho LOTUS some months ago on q trading
voyage 10 the Samoan group and neigh
boing Islands. At Samoa no shipped q
Dutchman a. cook aud seaman. An alter.
cation ensued between the two ~ TO the
steering Of tho vessel. which resulted In
the sailors killing Hayes with tho crutch
Of the main BOOM.
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lighting. saved the day. The infantry con.
test at the Sanitation village aud fort was
terrible. the Turks retiring st sundowu
with heavy losses. The Russians lost BE-
foro kuruk Dara two Generals sud eight
officers killed. 237 soldiers killed and ia
wounded. Desertsrs say the TURKS Lost
1000 men.
At scurEA.
A Bucharest correspondent states; 1t Ia
said that the hills Ground Schipka are Gov.
cred with Turkish bodies, and that their
loss already has been a. great a. that OF the
Russians at Plcvna.
A correspondent Of tho Timss al Buchar.
cat writes under date Of August 25th -
follows: at present tho indications are
| that tho Roumsnians will oct under Rus
| sian orders. They have boon crossing yes.
terdsy and to-day over the bridge at ko-
rsbia. II IL also announced that . brigade
of infantry. with . battery OF artillery and
three regiments Of cavalry have crossed At
Turns Magurslli."
INTERNAL TURKISH MISSILES.
New York, August ga Kurukdsra
special SAYS /: Tho truth must be stated OF
one feature Of the Turkish attack. stood
for an hour In the hospital this morning.
and saw three explosive bullets cut out OF
as many wounds on Russian bodies. These
internal missiles had In these instances
failed to explode. but are 30 charged ~ 70
literally blow . man to pieces. A general
order has been issued TO examine the dead
and ascertain II the use Of explosive mis-.
siles was universal. The murderers OF
poor. defenseless pirls and children can
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