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The Russian force which crossed the
Danube at Sistova are detailing flying COL
ums for an expedition in the direction Of
Tinova.
A dispatch from TrebIzond reports that
the Russians stormed two redoubts before
Kars, and were repulsed with great loss.
1t is estimated that already over 200 wo-
men and children have been killed by the
bombardment of Rustchuk.
A Telegram from Constantlnople .ays
Kedif Pasha, minister OF war, has started
for Shumla
A Shumla dispatch Gays the Turks are
removing the railway stock from RuStchuk
to Varna.
1t is rumored at Bucharest that the Rus
sian flying column has entered Tirnova.
The wires between Rutschuk, Nikopolis,
Sistova and Pera, are apparently cut.
A Vienna dispatch Gays the Servian
peace party still has the upper hand.
The Roumanian forces are preparing to
cross the Danube near Kslatat.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS,
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
Declines to Resign.

BALT1M RE, July 2.
The following is the letter If the secre-
tary of the treasury rt tquesting the reeigna-
tion of Colonel Wilkins, collector of this
port
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,(
WASHINGTON, July 2
To Colonel Ed ard Wilkins, collector GUS
toms, Baltimore:
Dear Sir l am directed by the presi-
dent to say that under all the circum-
stances, aft.r the fullest consideration and
reconsideration of the matter OF the collec.
tor OF customs at Baltimore, he has made
up his mind that 1t is bis duty to restore
John l.. Thomas to that place, and know
he does this with sincere respect for your
character and position. l have therefore
to ask that you will at any time before the
first of July tender your resignation.
Very respectfully,
[Signed] JOHN SHERMAN,
Secretary.
To this request of the secretary Of the
treasury, Wilkins on June Both replied de-
clining to resign. In his reply he says :
Since have held the office l have endeav-
ored to discharge its duties faithfully and
to the best of my ability. The president,
in his inaugural address, in calling atten-
tion to civil service reform, says "that a
public officer should be secure in his ten
ure as long as his personal character re-
mained untsrnished and the performance
Of his duties satisfactory" Your letter
gives me the gratifying assurance of the
presidents sincere respect for my character r
and l appeal to the records of your depart
ment for evidence of my satisfactory per-
formsnce of official duties.
1t is understood that Mr.. Thomas will
appear at the custom house tomorrow with
his commission when Col. Wilkins will
turn over his Office and trusts and take re-
ccipts therefor.
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Sundays Storm.
MARLBoR, UGH, N Y,

MABLBoRo UGH, N Y, July 2.
This place was visited yesterday by q
terrific storm. Barns and ouibuildings
were blown down, sheep and cattle killed.
Patrick O'Brien's house was destroyed, and
part of Main street wi h costly wall un.
der was ruined. Much damage was done
to the fruit.
PARKERsBURG, Pa, July 2.
A severe storm here yesterday DESTROYED
much property, demolishing several houses,
barns, etc. The full extent of the damage
is unknown as its course was through q
country thickly populated.
KRRsR, N. H., July 2.
The Sunday afternoon tornado struck
the woods in Surry and passed through the
south part of Gilsum and spent itself in
Sullivan. Twenty barns and sheds were
blown down in Gllsum. Chimneys, tim.
Der and fruit trees were prostrated.
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by disseminating the speedy pay ment Of the
national debt.
President Hayes has ordered the suit of
the late secretary Of the interior against
Jacob Thompson, for the embezzlement Of
the Indian trust fund, to be discontinued.
Two out of five Brooklyn roughs were
arrested last night while attempting to out
rage an old woman Of 60 years.
Senior Malta awaits the arrival of Mr..
Evarts to present his credentials as minister
from Dlaz's government in Mexico.
Gen George Sheridan has returned from
Louisiana. BE thinks Gov Nichols will
fulAll his pledges.
Judge Lemuel Evans, ex-representative
In congress from Texas, died here yester-
day.
Waldron, United States marshal Of Ten
nessee, comes under the civil service orders.
Numbers of Democrats are en- route Tor
White Sulphur springs.
He is chairman of the democratic state
committee.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Electric Flashes.

Isaac F. Taber, or Palmyra, N. Y,
commander Z'nolia commandery Knight
Temdlars, died yesterday noon.
A public dinner was given Hon. George
nj. Robson, Trenton, N. J. last night.
Many distinguished persons were present,
among them Jas G. Blaine, who, in reply
ing to a toast, defended republcanism as
national, especially as 1t was administered
by Gen. Grant. The protection of rights
of citizenship was its Cardinal feature, and
government that did not offer protection
to every citizen in every state had
no right to demand allegiance from the
people.
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The Indian War,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.
A Boise City dispatch says another week
must elapse before troops from the south
can reach Baker City, from whence to Sal
mon river wagons can travel, but from
there to the scene of hostilities pack ami
mails will have to be used at great expense |;
and it is not probable that the troops can
reach the locality of the Indians under a
fortnight. The Indians around Baker
City are quiet, but no dependence can be
put on their friendly pretensiuns.
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The Storm at the West Great Loss
of Life.

CINCINNATI, July ..
The storm in the southern part of Ohio
and Indiana, Saturday, was more destruct-
i've of life and property than at first re-
ported. The house of Geo. Dressler in
Waverly, Ind, was blown away, leaving
fruit cans in the cellar unharmed. Dressler
was badly injured and his wife and two
children, five and three years old, all killed
outright. Another child has since died,
and the fourth Is not expected to recover.
The residence of James Armstrong was
blown down. Two children were killed.
Mar St. Paul, Ind. barns and dwellings,
also church and school house were de-
stroyed. Michael Mehesllck was killed,
Mrs. Richer fatally injured, @. JupenlstZ
internally injured and John Lewis collar
bone broken. AT Jolly, Iud.. a new church
was torn pieces. Farmers lose heavily.
Large numbers of cattle were killed, fences
levelled aud barns d outhouses destroyed.
In the vicinity Of Columbus, Iud., the low.
est estimate Of damage is $780,
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Crimes and Casualties.

A dispatch from Mt. Vernon, KY, says
at midnight Saturday nearly hundred
men attacked the house of James Bethur-
man, desperate. Bethurman would not
surrender, and in firing he killed Charles
Burton. Though some 80 shots were fired
al him, Bethurman escaped. The same
party entered the Mt. Vernon jail, took
James Smith, Andrew Cummings Kirk
and ]. G. Gibbs, all charged with robbery,
and removing them a mile from the town,
they hung all of them. There is consid or
able excitement. Great damage has been
done to property about Richmond, KY, by
Saturdays storm.
Last night three ruffians attempted torob
Mr.. Hockstrasser and a lady with whom he
was walking in Waverly park, Newark, N.
j. The gentleman was shot in the thigh
and cut seriously in the left arm. By the
plucky assistance Of the lady the would be
murderers failed. Mr., Hockstrasser had
six hundred dollars in his possession and a
valuable watch and cham, ind the lady had
two valuable diamond rings and gold
watch.
Oakley S. Barber, grandson of the late
Con m dpre Vanc erbilt, was yesterday held
in 81 300 for tr al, charged with stealing q
watch an chain from L zzie Weeks. The
detective has two other charges against the
prisoner, one for ealing three overcoats
and one pair Of pants from his boarding
hou e, The oher for ST. aling gold chain
worth $3.50 from WIN May, while visiting
his b Juse on decoration day.
james McDougall, of Utica, N. Y, a
farm laborer who hes been in the habit of
abusing his wife on account of jealousy,
broke into the house of VIM. Brown, her
employer, this morning and attacked her
in bed with club Brown went to her
defence, and McDougall attacking him,
Brown shot him in the chest. McDougall
may die.
Seven boys escrped Sunday night from
the truant house in Brooklyn, by making
ropes of their bed clothes and swinging
from the third story window. The boys
tell sad tale of the cruelties inflicted upon
the inmates of the institution.
Advices from Hrgerstown, Nd, say the
sheriff Sunday broke the blockade of canal
| boats which the strikers formed on the
Chesapeake canal to prevent other boats
passing up or down. A few boats went
through yesterday.
Deputy Marshal Franks of North Caro-
lina, charged with defrauding the govern
ment by false vouchers, was held to bail
yesterday on $5 900 for appearance in Ash
vile in that state, to answer the charge.
A man named Carpenter, while walking
q tight rope at Littleton, N. H., yesterday
afternoon, fell, receiving internal injuries
probably fatal. The accident was due to
the rope giving away.
A thunder storm Sunday covered the
Northern, N. H., railroad for some distance
with dirt from 18 to "a inches deep. A
large force of lsborers cleared the track.
James T. Burnsy, of Lowell, Mass,
killed by lightning Sunday evening, was
one of the directors of the Boston and
Nashua railroad.
Charles Chase, noted forger, was ar
rested in Brooklyn yesterday, and sent to
Connecticut on requisiuon.
The Lake house at Lake Messaposg Sha-
ron, Mass, was burned Sunday. Incen.
diary.
Charles Bray of Brooklyn, was drowned
| at Coney Island Sunday.
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Base Ball.

PoUeHKEEPsIE, July 2.
Brooklyns 8, Volun ieers, this city. 8.
ST LOUIS, July 2.
Chicagos 8, st. Louis 2
BosToN. July 2.
Syracuse Stars 2, Bostons O.
ALBANY. July 2.
Athletics G, Nolans, this city, 12
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Two Men Over Niagara Falls
CLIFTON House..

~'lHUAHA It ALI5I JuIJ y
Three men named Floy, Bellinger and
Pierce were boating in Niagara river above
the falls last evening, when the boat got
into the rapids. Bellinger and Pierce
jumped out and attempted to SWIM to the
shore, but were carried over the falls.
Floy remained In the boat and was rescued.
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Post Office Appointments

WASHINGTON, July 2.
The following post office appointments
were made this afternoon: j. p. Libby in
place of G. A. Towle, resigned, at Burn
ham Village, Me-; Leondas T. Parker In
place of S. r. Sheehan, resigned, at Beth
ell, Me-; Benz Hinman in place OF e. B..
Holt, resigned, at Derby, VT; Chapman
Leonard, in place of ]. B Smith, resigned,
at Glover. VT.
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Race Horses at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, July 2.
There are already at the course more
than 100 horses in training for the meeting
to commence the 2lst of July. Others
hourly expected will increase the number
to about 200. New stables are being built
to meet the necessities of the extraordinary
number. A greater meeting than ever be-
fore in this country is anticipated.
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By the Gable.
AID FOR ST. JOHN.

AID FOR ST. JOHN.
LIVERPOOL, July Q.
Fourteen thousand dollars have been
subscribed by citizens for St. John.
THE PURCHASE OF HORSES.
BERLIN, July 2.
The Russian government having ordered
the purchase of $4,000 horses, Germany
will issue a decree prohibiting the export of
horses from that empire. 1t Is semi-offi-
cially stated that this measure will be en-
forced solely on the ground of internal
economy, and not for political reasons.
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
PARIS, July 2.
The election will take place In Septem-
ber. The arrest OF Senior Gorilla, which
took place here Saturday, had not been
demanded by the Spanish government 1t
is stated that the proprietors of the hotel In
which Gen. Laguero, ex-deputy Murrey
and ex-senator Gorilla resided, overheard
them discussing violent measures against
the French government. The police, at
the time of the arrest, seized some arms
and papers of the latter, which are said to
prove the existence of a plot against the
French and Spanish governments.
A private telegram from well informed
source in London states that the English
feet was ordered to Besika Bay, after a
warm discussion in the cabinet whether
England should not at the same time send
land force OF 1900 men.
GEN. GRANT IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Eng, July 2.
Gen Grant visited the house of lords this
evening, and stood at the foot Of the
throne. The Earl of Carnarvon immedi-
ately, upon percelvinE the general. quilted
the treasury bench and had chat with
him. Gen. Grant subsequently proceeded
to the house of commons, and remained q
few minutes In the gallery for distinguished
visitors.
THE POPE ILL.
RoME, June ..
The pope was so Ill yesterday and to-day
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The Turf.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, July

PoUGHKEEPsIE, July 2.
All horses for the three days meeting at
the driving park have arrived. The racing
commences tomorrow with promises of a
large attendance.
CINCINNATI, July 2.
The free. for-all pacing race was won by
Bay Sallie time 222
In the two mile dash Russ Butler won
time 3:2St.
CHICAGO, July 2.
During the running race to-day at Dex-
ter park a young jockey who was riding
Bonnie Belle was thrown from his saddle
by a collision and dragged two hundred
feet with one foot in the ttirrup and finally
kicked in the head so that he died in ten
minutes. His brother was killed at Gales
burg in a similar way last year.
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The San Francisco Investigation

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.
The commission to investigate the feder-
al offices here is organized and consists IF
DR.. Linderman, ex-Gov. Low and Henry
L. Dodge, merchant. The examination
will commence forthwith with the mint.
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Weather Indications.

WAR IMPAIRMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTCRR,S
WASHINGTON july i N.
For New England, rising, followed by
falling barometer, variable winds shifting
to southerly, partly cloudy weather, and
occasional rain areas, stationary tempera-
trre
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Nav YORK Produce Market.


,FLouR-Receipts of ll,esa bushels; Me:
1880 bush Is No. 2 at s96Oa4sO; su-
common TO gooG extra western ara stale at
So 0ote6 60; good 10 choice extra western
an state at 50 t5@I 75; common to choice
white wheat western extra nj SO s0aS7 20;
fancy white wheat western extra at 81 O6
@S9 90. common TO good Extra hlo at Sc 80
as so; common 10 choice extra LOUIS at
So 65t9l0 rs; patent Minnesota extra god TO
prime at IS 0O@10 on; choice TO double extra
at SO O6Csll 90. Market closing quler.
WHBAT-Receipts 1882. barhet dull at
TO &c lower, with shippers and milers dlLg
tn. Sales $4,000 bushels. Ungrautd sp lug aG
81 40; No. 2 Chicago at 81 81; interior wihter
rei western 81 90; amorr winter, state and
western at 81 oO; No. Milwaukee Lominally
at 81 50.
RYE-Dull at Tg@74c for western; 92@9ac for
state; lies or s, 900 bushels state at a3c.
BARLBY-Market dull and unchanged; west.
ern feed at 52c new crop or Texas leed at 6lc;
feed barley wanted for export aJ5I
LoRN.-kecelpJs or e5,596 UusurIs. Market
about &c better, with light supply and u oder
ate demand. Sales or 5000 bushels. Un-
graded western mixed a. b5a69c steamer
mixed at 6Tsosc; New YvIk No 2 III bsAc;
do white CSC.
oArs.-kecelpts $500 bushels. Market
about 1c lower, and more doing AT The oec inc.
sales OF bi,C00 bushels. Mixed western and
rtate at 30Cab3c white western an state at
40@6ic; New York white 43c New York No.
white western at 44do3c; mixed Stale at b0s
b3c white II ate "a 5596lc.
Stock or grain In store for the week ending
IuAe 40.
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The VescelIus Amber Ointment

Is very popular preparation for the speedy
cure OF Felons, old Sores, Cuts, bruises, Scrof.
ula Sores Fever Sores, Ulcers, Cancers, Burns.
with a knife on paper or cloth !; II is used by
physicians and the people; one box win
convince any ont IL should be kept in every
house and every store.
For sale by A. W. Higgins, Rutland, all drug
glsts Ia Burlington, ST. Adams, Winooski also
Co., Wholesale agents, Burlington, vt. Price
30 cents, post paid,
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NATIONAL DEBT STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, July 1, 1877.
The following Is the public debt statement
for the month OF June:
DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN COIN.
per cent bonds.. f654, ,62l,650
per cent bonds. T03,s66 $50
AZ per cent bonds. 10000 900
o 81 coin bOnds.... 1.69T, 1888 800
DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN LAWFUL MONEY.
Navy pension
fund at per
cent. ............. si4,O0o,o0o 90
DEBT BEARING NO INTERBsT.
Matured debit. 16.648. $50 20
Old demand and
legal tender
notes. ........... S50, ,9s4 90
Certificates OF De-
posit.......,.... $4,000, 900 90
Fractional cur
renCy. 20403,151 90
Coin certificates. 4l.b72,6e0 90
Total without Interest,". 478T6Losi 90
TOTAL DEBT.
Principal. .... .s2To3,sol ,s9s 90
Interest....... 40.SS2,T9l 90
CASH IN THE TREASURY.
Coin. Sii5l9s,47s 90
currency ;..;;.:.....:. ...,.....: T,o6o,2T4 90
fractional currency: :........ 7,0es,ais co
demption OF certificates OF de-
posits as provided by law...... 54,96", 900 90
Total in treasury. 1856 1890 90
DEBT LESS CASH IN THE TREASURY.
July 1871. neutrality-suspicious.. 2,c60, 1865, go IS
June /, leIT....... 500 s5S,8H 0
Decrease OF debt during the past
month. .............'......... :. ss,ql0,11s 90
Decrease since June 30, iS76..... sO,2si,i2i 90
Reduction of interest charge on
public debt since July l. 1916. $l,q4s. .625,5
Which is the result OF the funding opera
tion.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YoRA, July 2.
GOLD quoted at 1885,.
MONEY quoted at ~.
GOVERNMENT 30 IDS better.
PRIME Mercan lie Paper at 3@5.
CLEAkINGS, $l9. .s6s O00.
Gus ROW RECElP rs, 1922, 900
TREASURY disDursen ents S67S,00O.
RAILROAD BONDS fl IN.
STOCKS strong and high In early dealings.
especially ior coal STOCKS, the advance ranging
from \ 10 4, the latter Morris ana .sev. Dur
ing the afternoon the market was unsettled
AID lost much OF Its buoyancy, the decline from
the highest ranging from "a TO ~.
Ene LOIlOWlnk Al Q lIt uhuLnlIuun:
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william A. Woods
Moving Machines
FOR SALE AT
W. @. LANDON'S.
TOR SALE OR TO RENT.

he Wheelwright shop OF A. s. Clark, located
IN Brandon, with No. Pantr and MAJ aicher.
the only one In the vicinity. Also ehingle
MIL and all running mach merry for working
ladser wi great di patch. For terms enquire
OF Mrs. j. V. Parker or B. Durkee at the saw
mill. Also for sale some 1000 feet OF ladders at
ten cents q foot. 1unei9dsw
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HAY.-Dull ana uncnangeo.
HoPs-Dull sales OF new eastern at
s(9iSc western at Sal3c.
CoRFKK.-kio quiet, steady and unchanged;
cargoes at 7@2OA<c gold ] b lots at lTa IAc.
sUaAR.-Dull aud nominal unchanged Re-
nned lower ana in moderaie demand ; Ike
for standard A; Ike for graduated; liACS
Ike Tor powdered l2c lor crushed.
hoLAssKs-Quiet. SaIes at s5965c for Porto
Rica 4o966c New ORLEANS.
hIoE-Sleady. Sales at 6k@6Ac for Louisi-
ana; 6sTc tor Carolinas.
pETRoLsuM--MarNet dull. Sales OF crude at
eaIc; renned at is@is'Sc; cases l6A@ls; nap.
tha 9kc,
TAIiow-Markete easier. Sales OF 40, ,OOO pounds
at S,98Hc.
Ea0s.-Heavy. Sales OF state and Pennsyl-
vania at l6h@lTHc; lb@l6c for western.
PoRk.-MarkeJ more active at $l4 209l4 20 for
new mesa
BEEF-Quiet.
LARD-Market easier. Sales OF new prime
steam at 90 on.
ABUrTER-Market heavy. Sales at lC@20c for
western lB@9ic for 8 ate.
CHnEss-Heavy. Sales at 499c for common
TO prime.
LmsEED-Inactive.
WHIsTY-Nominally at 81 Il.
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BRADFORD ACADEMY,
FOR YOUNG LAnIFs.

Buildings unsurpassed in arrangements for
comfort and health OF pupils. twenty-five
acres OF ground, twelve in wood lot, laid odt in
pleasant walks, the remainder adorned with
shrubDery and trees. Definite classical and
general course or study. Also preparatory de-
partment. Provisions made for optional
courses Full corps OF competent teachers
Year commences August rs. For circulars and
hdmit sion, apply to Miss ANNIE K. JOHNSON,
Principal, Bradford, Mass. my25d9w
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WASHINGTON, July 1, 1877.
The following is the public debt statement
for the month OF June:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-02-28
Daring Robbery.

bold and daring robbery was committed
in this city last Friday evening at the store
of 81. j. Strauss, on Second street. About 7
O'clock Mr.. Strauss went out with friend.
leaving the store in charge of his wife. He
had been gone but few moments when
Mrs. Strauss, who was in a room back
heard a noise in the store which seemed
rather strange to her as she had heard no
one come in a. the door. On first entering
the room she saw no one, but on looking
behind the counter she discovered a man in
the act of helping himself to the contents OF
the money drawer. Before she had time
to give any alarm, however, she was
grabbed by ano her man from behind, who
instantly clutched her by the throat and
held her so tightly that an cutlery was i'm
possible. After the man at the drawer had
helped himself Mrs. Strauss was released,
and both villains made hasty exit, nearly
knocking down lady customer, who was
just entering the store, in their headlong
fight. The rascals secured about ten dol
lars-the contents of the drawer. This is
one of the boldest robberies that has oc-
Cured here for years. Although an alarm
was Immediately given the robbers succeed
ed in eluding their pursuers.
Saturday morning four suspicious looking
characters were arrested on our streets and
placed ia the lookup, but it WAS found that
they had nothing to do with the robbery.
and they were released on Monday.