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National Republican., 1877-11-02
The surrcmc Court of the United statcs.


The supreme Court of the United States.
THURSDAY, Nov. /, 1877.
On molten of Mr.. c. W. lIornor f. b. Ear
hart. esq. of St. Charles Parish La, was admitted
u practice as oil attorney aud counselor Of this
court
On molten of Mr.. George G. Wright, orrin Skin.
ncr, esq, of Chicago, Ill.,. ana Richard s. Mcsck'
esd. Of Virginia Nevada. were admitted to rrac'
tiCo as attorneys and cOlnsclors Of this court,
assignee on motion of Mr. Thomas Wilson, OH be
half of counsel, affirmed with costs, per S!pnla'
'iun.
No. Gs The Merchants National Bank Of Clncin.
natl appellant vs.. Theodore Cook, 1t al, trustees,
,Ic. This cause was argued by Mr.. StRnley Mat
thCws Of counsel tor the appellant and by Mr., L. L.
No 60. II ,Gh J. Alv0rd, appellant. vs.. the United
States. This cause was argued by Mr. Thomns
Wilson aud Mr. !. NJ, wilson, uf counsel for the M.
pelant and by Mr.. SnlcttorGcncral Phillips for
10 4 The brig Mary Knowlton, &C., appellants
vs.. the United States ON motion of Mr.. Solicitor.
no. - William McGarrahNr. plaintiff in error
VS.. the New Idria Mining Company. Passed on ac'
count Of sickncss Of counsel.
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock.
District Courts.
CIRCUIT CouRT-CuIEr JUSTICE CARTIER.
Plummer vs. Harper ct al. +; for possession,
verdict for plaintiff,
Johnson " 70. VS.. lylet " blucktOIui uISVpH
tinued as to Grafton Tyler
johnson & Co. vs. Tyler; discontinued.
Harbour VS. Hamilton; Discontinued.
Waters vs. Boss referred b J. G. llarkncSs,
lluhn vs.. Hooper; leave to make husband party
and continued.
Davis vs. Lewis: jury rCSpltcd.
JarbOC vs. Cady; Verdict Tor plnintiil for Sl"l l.
with interest from June g. l~I3, and costs.
OpprIhemcr vs.. Lawrence; leave to Withdraw
note i'Cd.
Warren Duvall VS.. Van Burcn Duvall; Judgment
OF condemnation against garnishcc.
PROBATE COURT-JusTICE oLIS.
Last will and testament of Jumcs Bakcslce
Woodruff deceased. on Wednesday filed with assent
of heirs, was yesterday proven by two Of the sub
scr!bing witnesses.
SUITS ENTERED.
Equity sids.-MRry T.. Murphy ct al. vs.. Susan
Walker ct nl: tn substitute trustee }. X. llll ".
| =. G.. Mn; for injunction Joseph Patch vs. b N.
Davis ct al: Judgment Of creditors bill. Peter B.
Drown ". The Ancient United Order OF the Sous
md Dlugh elS. Brothers AMI ) stcFs Of Moses Oi
| the United States and the world at large injuuc-
| ton to prevent usc Of the title. Penn Mutual Life
| Insurance Company vs.. George T. Fisher ct nj; IL
| substitute trustee. Mary l.. Mcdonald vs.. John,
| Mcdonald Ct al; for divorce lignOld Fcndnil.
assignee ". C. A. MRdiey; appointment Of guar.
| dian.
| Lur siic-Ka,c +. Mcrriman vs. W, F. IInltzman /:
On nutc Ida :. Davis ". Z J. sweet: frr rent }.
/ Gregory 4 SON vs. Marquis dc Chnmbrun an np
/ peal. {. NJ ~hPnrr ". IhpWa, Nurk,V>; Uil ~.
| count. Carl Mueller ". District Of Columbia; for
! $500 damage.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
Art sale.

A collection of elegant works of art, com
prisng Italian Custellina satuettes, vases copied
from the antique, French bronze groups and
statues black marble OrmOu, and gilt locks with
side ornaments, is nov arranged for examination
at the salesrOOlns Of Mr.. Thomas Downing, corner
Of Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
This choice collection will be sold on Monday and
Tuesday, Nov cmbrr mud g. al eleven o'clock, and
comprises some of the finest pieces over offered at
public suIc, und on examination will be found To
be well worthy the attention Of art lovers.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

OSE visit to DR.. Hartley inSurcs instant relief fni
catnrrh. No eNOrbitnnt fees in advance. Re-,
dence removed to gJi New York avenue.
Lcit.ofr clothing watches pistols, &c. hought
HcrZog's. 0l5 y street Orders attended tn.
All kinds NJ trunks made to order. rcparc nh,
covered at Murmy's. sos Pennsylvania r,cuur
Market Snncc
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Cnurt Cnlcndars for To-Dny.

CIRCUIT COURT-CnIEF u sTICE CARTIER.
M. los W!lcs vs.. llnltay; y, 80, Warner Vs.
Blair; NJ. 80. ovCrtou W Clagett; No. %'l Ml,r
& Co. vs. Nimmrll; M. @&, Bailey V. Lu,by; Nc.
g3l Willrt x Ilbhry vs.. Been & Curnlty: No 81,
Mailnys sons vs. Gregory No. 2;6. johnson W.
fW,ch No. Nj Rider ct AL vs.. sharp; NJ @D,
DLuicse ". Hnlc: NJ. 30, CTfswell ct al vs. FlCm-
ing; No. 2il, llall,nau 1t al. v. Washington Fire
Insurance Company: NJ. 9i2 Furr K llurbaugh Us
Washington Fire Insurance Company; No, 2Ei,
Barber IS. Brkslcr & Calvin; No. 2l5 Smith ".
BODICE < Daruicllr
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SCALES OF JUSTICE.
ExPOUNDISG CRIMINAL AND COM
MON LAE.

Rapidly Stocking the Maryland Peniten-
tiary Tho Convicts Nearly all Coiored Men
and womcn-A Deserted wife Seeks Di-
vorce-Inccptivc Lhigation-Probate Pro-
ceedings.
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CRIMINAL CouRT-JusTrcE oLrY.

Charles White, larceny; Edward Williams. false
prcicnscS; Johnson BDudin. larceny, second Of
tense; Louisa Palmer alias Louisa IaCkctt, lar.
ccny second UncmSc; Thomas Mckens, burglary
and larceny Louis Walberter assault with intent
to Kill; Thomas Smith. assault with intent TO com
nit rape; James Reynolds. larceny. William Rich
ardson, assault with intent To kill
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Art Sale.

Continuation Of the great sale of paintings,
engrayings, mirrors aud fine French prints at
Lambs old store. No. l236 Pennsylvania avenue,
this nLhrning at eleven o'clock and evening at
seve2 O'Clock. Don't fail to attend.
National Republican., 1877-11-02

FURNACE WORK. tin, copper, aud sheCt.iron work
New York social fire place heaters, ranges graf $
&c, the best In tho market, at HRmllton's. Y NJ C.
A. building.
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CmnDrEN's suits EIsEMAN Bros, cor 7th aud
Reception nt the Metropolitan Church.

DIR. and Mrs. Newman will hold reception
In the lecture room Of the Metropolitan NJ. T.
Church this evening The ladies of the church
are making preparations for fine floral display
The Doctor and Mrs. Newman will be glad u see
their friends, and strangers who may desire To
come are cordially invited 10 attend.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
Amusements Tonight.

WHITNEY Avenue MIssIOS.-Harvcst Festival
NATIONAL THEATRE-Lydia aThompson-ONygcn.
OrERA HOUsE-Tony Pastors Variety Company.
THEATRE COMlQuE.-Grand Variety Company.
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Indications.

For the middi. Atlantic States and loTer lake
regions cloudy aud rainy Wrathcr, Tdrm mcrcds-
ing southedstcriy rinds falling barometer Joiiowcd
3y rising barometer aud colder northwest Tinds,
accompanying cyclone nor central near Louis
ellie, ny.
National Republican., 1877-11-02

FRESH ARRIVALS of new and beautiful designs OF
gas SfXturcs every day ut lIRmilton's. All manu-
facturers In the country are represented In his
stock
National Republican., 1877-11-02

YouYG people, pay attention to your teeth, Clean
them daily with Thurstuns Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der, the best dentifrice known. 1t will preserve
their whltoncss through life, prevent decay and
tOothHchc Much pain and trouble Is caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed In time Price
% and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-02

USE J. Bury's PipsissowR. II cures gravel, drop.
steal swullngs, ulCcratiuns Of the kidneys &c.
Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-11-02

JouvES's TEODERoUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
RenoyGtoS soilcd gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, % cents per boLle.
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THoMrsoS's PoMADE oPrImg.

An oleagInous compound of singular merit fol
dressing the hair. Its use soon renders harsh, dry
hair son and pllablo strengthens II when weak
and gives II that rich gloss which Is tho charm O
early youth. Price, % and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
PERSONAL.
COPARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned respect niily announces 10 Ills
patrons and the citizens Washing gel orally that
on ami after the is day of Noysnle-. 1871 the husi
ness of AMERICAN and FitEiN..I WALLPAPER
HANGING herri,. rH carried on by him at III
PeUIgylvanbl aVtuLr northwest Will be conducted
under Tho
National Republican., 1877-11-02

" Yuu VAST plumbing and gas.Gtling done
promptly. and by good, reliable mechanics ut
fcas1nUbc rates call on Hamiltun's, Y. NJ. G. a.
building,
National Republican., 1877-11-02
LIVERY STABT ES.

WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNiSH ny THE
w hour, day. or month, first class Carriages ut
70 vOnnhr Irrt's and on short notice ,nr stock
consists OF Rrhnus. C1nrsnCpS Iouprs, Light Hug,
gles, Pony Phaetons, Saddle lIUrrs and In nct
everything that comprises Hrst class Hiring ani
Boarding Stable.
We clip horses with the American horsc-cllI ping
machine IN two hours with singeing.
Entrancp 10 the stables on street, between Th!r.
noi-5m j. H. oLcorT 4 SON.
National Republican., 1877-11-02

CLEANSE he system and purify the blood, rcmoy
Ing dyspepsia, sick healache, constipation, and al
Quirk's Irish Tea will do IT, Sold by all druggists
Price, - cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-11-02
To-DAY's RACES.

The following is the programme for this aflcr'
noon:
First ruc"-Sclling race; ~ miles. Dalgasian,
First Chance, Major Barker, Kilburn and Risk.
Second mcc-rWO miles; all ages. 81. James
Kenny, Little Fellow and Burgoo
ThiId rdor-Mc heats; three year-olds. Yer.
mont, Glen Dudley and Dick SaSsCRr.
Ing was not very lively the losers on Yesterday S
races did not Try to get even, and the winners
wi'Cly RETAINED from attempting 10 increase their
pile, but the pools sold were as follows: Selling
rare: ~. miles. kilburn, s2j; First Chance, $50;
Major Barker so; and the field, consisting Of Risk
aud DlgasIn. 81 Second race-rwo miles all
ages. st. James, so; Burgoo SIS; field, Kenny
aud Little Fellow. 81. Third mce-Mila heats;
three ycar-OldS. Glen Dudley, D Vermont, so
and Dick sassLar,Sl.
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FULL dress suits, at EIsEMAN BR,

GREAT BARGAINS IL de-. gods. all shades at
RAFT BROTHf rs, 726 Seventh street
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FALL ulsters

WELLS ORIGINAL MAcHIsE,srKEAD STRENGTHEN.
ING PLAsrERs.
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Lincoln Hall, Wednesday, Evening, Nov. 7.
JOSH BILLINGS,
The popular hunlOrist, with musical attractions.
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Seryiceablo

Overconts for - ~ -...... ,l, esther, i63 and 4
Pennsylvania avenue
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The oldest and the hest. All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists. Twenty
twenty-five and thirty cents, according TO size.
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National Theatre, Sunday Evening, Nov. u.
MRS MAkY A. EIVERMORE,
. The Queen OF the Lyceum," the greatest lady
orator now living,
.sU BJECr .,.,.o,,,,".sUPERFLUoUS WOMEN.
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CITi' ITEMS.

iers. EHES.s Bios, Seventh and L.
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81 CHILD suits. EIsRM,N Bros, Seventh and f..
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: National Theatre, sunday Evening, Nov l.
HON. DANIEL D0uGHERlY,
sThe most eloquent forensic orator and lecturer of
Pennsylvania.
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&" Tickets at MetzprUlts vi Pennsylvania avenue. 4
s75 and 10 cents No extra charge ior reserved
oct3l lm
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THREE FAMOUS onAToRs.

s-G-s-s-s-a-s-s-s-s-
: RED PATH LYCEuM. LECTURES.
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RUNNING RACES AT BENNING'S.
"WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY oC-
TOBER 81. NOVEMBER and2

TOBER 81, NOVEMBER and2
Special train will leave Baltimore and Potomac
Depot at two o'clock each day, with special cars Tor
ladies, returning when races over,
Pools will be sIld by Major Johnson on the course
and NJ NatiOna Hotel morning and evening. OCaO 1t
FINIIEATRE COMIQUE.-MONDAY OCTOBER 30
l. Nightly, and W. dnesday and Saturday Dialinues.
First time here o. the popular COmednn, W. 4, HlG.
GINS, In his celebrated Sensational Comic ID ana,
"rlIE TRAMIS: on, THE LOsT CHILD" Also, the
greatest OF Irish Comedians, MeFsrs h chan SID
Jones, and the Double Soug-Rnd. )ancs Ladies' Rn.'
Whilland and Lizzie MulHey, The grellCst OF song
and Dance Artists, the Barlow BIo lcrS The coli"
Drated tRYOrites, tie hnlan Qunrletc -Whie, lien
dersOn, Green and Campbell Friday night NOvem
Der :, third annnnl Deneht q Jake hnld. oCtc-It
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NINE. ROSS Medical 4 BuSinCSS ClairvOynnt &
INl AstrnoGis' W with natural e 7; consulted u
rroynls, i1ti Pa NV, from a. NJ. 10 p mo 81
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ALEXANDER & SON..

With many thanks 'or past favors, aul soliciting
coutinuRnc" Of your kind patronage,
Respcctmlly. join ALEXANDER.
Under the new regime witt tho low figures Mt which
We ran sell Our Il CANT s;Otk now on hand and our
fac lliCs conducting lite buSlnEss feel Conti
dent o success AIENANDkR 4 son,
UclO-lw No 1881 PtnnNyIvan!a avenue u. W.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
WHAT AGITATES DELAWARE.

Outside of peaches the main subject that
at present agitates Delaware is the proposed
new scheme Of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore railroad to run branch
of the Delaware division from Dover to
Rehoboth. The survey having been made
there is little doubt that the road will be
built as far as Milford at once, and in time
be extended on through. An opposition is
springing up based on the claim that the
ex Q II ion would destroy the business of a
road which would result in the loss of at
least 100000, If not 100000, to the state,
and, at the same time give the company a
complete monopoly Of she valuable carry,
ing trade of the state.
;. An extra session of the Legislature IL
proposed to consider the matter. The
friends of the scheme say there is a provi-
sion In the Delaware Railroad charter for
the building of branches, while Its opposers
conterd that, admitting this provision and
acknowledging its force, the charter did not
intend nor provide for the building of q new
road which this improvement eontemplates.
So It is possible court will have to decide
the question after all. .-Phils, Record. IT
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
CITY NOTES.

Phoenix Active pic-nic, At Schuetssn
park, on Saturday, August 18th, tickets 50
cents. ....... .....
The United Assembly Is mic, at Roseu.
dale park, on Saturday, August 25th, tick
cts SO cents.
The City Council meets this evening.
The yard, back of the CT , hall, has bsea
cleaned up, and now presents better Gp-
pearance.
Along King street yesterday afternoon.
heaps of rotten tomatoes, corn husks sete..
lined the street from Seventh to ascoDd
streets. '- 'S'' =
Yesterdays rain cooled the air considsras
bly,. '' ~
One thousand tickets have been b<asAt
for Gouley's excursion.
Charles H. McNeal, of this city, employs
ed on the steamer vesper, Of the Elecsfie
Line, was severely injured, by being caukht
between the boat and looks at BordentoWn.
Nj. iNr, ,HH.H - :"
Thomas Conner, an employee Of BoweSe,
Dure d Co., car works, had the fngssv ~
bis right hand cut off by circular ssw %
Tuesday afternoon. { n
Yesterday, City Treasurer Vincent, paysa
on the August interest On tho Citg Ro1ds.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
JEIcNnAM0.
The War in the East.
|. The BATTLE OF PEvNA.
CRITICAL POSITION OF TIE RUS.
SLAMS.
TURKISH ACTIVITY IN Bull
GARIA.
EXTRAORDINARY SITTING OF
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,
MOB VIOLENCE IN WILKESBARRE
THE ANNA KOHLER MURDER.
THE ANNA KOHLER MURDER.
EXPLOSION IN "A PITTSBUBG
FOUNDRY.
GENERAL HOWARDS PLANS.
THE EASTERN WAR.

THE BATTLE OF PLEVNA-TURKISH CLAIM
OF AN OVERWHELMING VICTORY.
LONDON, August la despatch from
Constsntinople says Mehemet Ali claims a
two days engagement with the enemy be-
fore Plevna. The Russians were complete
ly routed, and lost 5000 killed and 1900
wounded. The Turks captured immense
lots Of ammunition.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE BATTLE OF
r---.r---.,r PLRvNA. -..-
Lo oNDoN, Aug. la dispatch to the
DAILY Telegraph, dated Pera, July 81, mid
night :, says :-"1ntelligence just received
here from Osmsn Pasha announces a great
Turkish victory. The enemy were CON-
pletsly routed after two days severe fighting
with : loss of 5000 killed and 10000
wounded. The Turks captured q great
quantity of arms and ammunition. The
Turkish casualties were comparatively
small, owing to the fact that they fought
upon the defensive"
TURKISH ACTIVITY IN BULGARIA.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-Out of the numerous
conflicting reports from Bulgaria the past
week the one substsntial and very imports
ant fact is CLEANED that the Turks have
abandoned their Fabian policy and and are
making serious attack on both TANKS of
the Russians. The latter have been forced
to suspend aggressive movements, sni con-
concentrate on their central line from Biela
to Tirnova.
CRITICAL POSITION OF THE RUSSIANS.
As pointed out by the Times Vienna cor
respondent to-day, if Osman Pasha and
Lieutensnt.General Mehemet Ali succeed
in joining hands between Tirnova and the
Balkan passes, It will be fatal to the Rus
SLAMS south Of the mountains.
Thus far only Turkish reports of fighting
have been received since the first battle at
Pleova, but It 10 surmised, with strong ap-
pesrance Of probability, that II the Russians
were fariDg ,prosperously we would have
Official bulletins from St. Petersburg.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
AWAITING A REQUIs1TIoN.

Edward Ward, colored, was ARRESTED II
Philadelphia on Tuesday, on Ridge aysnue,
near sharswood street, charged with
larceny. 1t is alleged that he was n ths
employ of CT. Rudolph, Of WILMINGTON,
Del, but short time he left suddenly, and
it was found that a lot Of jewelry, with $50
in cash had disappeared. It was ststsd At
the hearing before Magistrate Stone that he
had since been seen at Atlantic City living
rather fast. He was held to await ! rsqui-
sition from Delaware. O. ~ ,r w, e.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
PERSONAL.

G.. A, Millington, of New Castle, 10 regis
tered at Congress Hall, Cape May.
Mr.. Il. H, johnson, of the firm of Ellioa
" johnson, brokers, has returned, mueh
improved in health from : months
visit to Waukesha; Wisconsin: He ID mitch
improved In health BY his trip. The spsines
in that neighborhood, he describes % great
restorers Of health. One young lady who
came there suffering terribly from dfopsy,
was perfect sight to behold, when he leis
she was nearly cured by the use Of thess
waters. -a4 ',t- F- ..u''I.&iEe.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
ENcAMP1NG ON THE BRANpYw1NE

We are informed hat several parties think
OF making an encampment on the BRANDY
wine similar to the one We noticed . month
or so ago. The Brandywine abounds ii
black bass, but they fight desperately, ard
sometimes 1t is question whether the ang.oe
shall drag the bass out Of the water Of tie
bass drag him in. III.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
THE INJURED PASSENGERS,

The persons who were injured in the lata
railroad accident, have 10 far recovered q
to leave for their homes yesterday at noon,
Mr.. Wells is still at the United States hotel.
and is slowly improving. Mr.. J. Frank
Supplee left at noon for his home n yalti-
more, in q special car attached TO he Pull,
man train, accompanied by her nurse and
husband and several friends. Mr.. Orme
and his mother left on the same train,
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
POLICE RECORD.

During the month of July the following
arrests were made by the police
Drunkenness, 48; disorderly conduct, 10;
vagrancy, 80; larceny, 13; keeping . houas
of ill fame, 5; tippling house, I; threaten.
lug, 2; interfering with officers, 2; asssult
with intent to rob, l; keeping an unregisters
ed dog, l; corner lounging, 8; tresspass, s;
nuisance, 1; burglary, 4; cruelty to child,
l; violating city ordinances, 4; cruelty 10
animals, 2. Total, ISL. e., (.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
MAGISTRATES CASES.

/, Bfore Squire Hagany, James Early, ar-
raigned on the charge Of perjury, on oakh
of Mary Lawler, was dismissed.
John School, the proprietor Of the Weep.
ing Willow, for selling liquor withoat lieen6e
and for keeping tippling house, MAS .hsld
IN $500 to appear at court for the first Of
fense, and fined $40 for the second. 'a ~
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
DOMESTIC.
MOB VIOLENCE.

"oD N1OAHNCGs
WlLKEsBARRE, Aug. lone train or
the Lehigh Valley Road moved north and
one south this morning. They undertook to
start another at II O'Clock, but 1t was seized
by mob, who ordered the engineer and
fireman from the train and took charge OF
it themselves. There are now no trains
running on any roads here. ....
LATER FROM PITTsBURG-THE DEsT1NA-
TIoN OF PHILADELPHIA TROOPS.
P1TTsBURG, Aug. 1.-THE Philadelphia
troops, 1st Division under the command OF
General Brinton, left here for home this
morning at O'Clock, in special trains. The
troops are in four sections. The first Sec
tion will reach Philadelphia in time to par
ticipate in the street parade at 5 O'Clock.
The other sections will reach the city bea
tween 5 and O'Clock. On arriving at home
they will be relieved from duty for the pres
ent. The other troops are yet here, but the
reports are that some will be moved this
afternoon into the coal regions. Governor
Hartranft and Adjutant General Latta are
still here.
EXPLOSION IN A PITTSBUEG FOUNDRY
TwoMEN FATALLY AND EIGHT SERIOUSLY
BURNED.
P1TTsBUEa, Aug. by an explosion in
a mould of hot metal at the foundry of R.
G. Totten & Co., on Liberty street, yester
day, two men were fatally and eight others
seriously burned. The noise of the explo.
sion was heard for several squares.
THE CREMATION OF c. F. wINsLow.
SALT LAKE City, July 31.-The body of
DR.. G. F. Winslow was cremated here to.
day. The process occupied about three
hours. The heart had been taken out and
sent to his birthplace, Nantucket. The
ashes are to be sent to the grave Of bis
wife near Boston.
THE ANNA KOI'.ER MURDER.
Coroner Verdan has finished his Inquest
into the death of Mrs. Anna Kohler, who
was found with her throat cut 10 the woods
near Platnfeld, N. j., on the 1ssh Of July.
Her ante-mortem reads:
AsI, Anna Kohler, never thought that
the last hour of death would come, and I
never think shall be we'll again, so will
mention the last words. Ny husband Franz
Kohler, brought me on the 18th day of July
1877, from New York to the vicinity of the
place where I now am to work on a farm.
As he had me in the vicinity of this place
In the woods he gave me cut in the throat
and took my clothing and jewelry or valu
ables, and he thought was dead and left
me lying in trouble. My man and I was to
work before, together with Mr.. Dorglas
on Long Island. can give no reason why
he wanted to end my life.
ANNA koHLER:
The verdict was that she died from inju-
ries reflected by her husband. Franz Koh~
ler sailed for Europe, and was arrested in
Queenstown on Sunday last
OFF ON THE LOLA TRAIL.
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, on the
2Sth says "The infantry, artillery, and
Jackson's company of cavalry are now
across the Clear Water waiting for Sanford
They will be off oh the Lola trail by Mon
day, the Both, at the latest, and General
Howard will: use every effort to cooper ate
with Gibbon."
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
FOREIGN.
y ..sA -asA.j-+a. 81
AN ALL NIGHT SESSION.

AN ALL NIGHT SESSION. .,.
LONDON, Aug. lone Of tie most extra
ordinary sittings ever held by the House Of
Commons, Is now proceeding. The House
assembled at O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
and before s O'Clock had gone into commit
tee on the South African Confederation bill,
to which there has been at every stage a
long and persistent obstruction by Messrs
Parnell, Bigesr and O Donnell, occasionally
assisted by one or two other members.
The struggle lasted throug about the whole
night, and led to numerous scenes and Incl.
dents. The government have determined
not to permit the obstructi9ns to defeat the
measure,9 and have the concurrence and
support Of the Liberals. d Tie sitting: is pro.
longed by means Of relays of members.
Many left at Q 9o'clock last night to return
at mid night. Fresh relays came at 1 and
z o'clock, ETC., and the officials and police
were relieved at intervals during the night.
The excitement ID general throughout the
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THE Golden CLUB CoMMIrTEEs.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-the Daily News says
1t understands that ID accordance with the
suggestion made Some time ago foreign
committees should b organized in connec>
'tion with the Cosdsn Club, Mr. David A,