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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-16

indianapolis sentinel
Afler many vicissitudes the state
house bill has ct last got into shape
which promises 10 become law, and q
new capitol may now be considered .
certainly. Not until after many votes
had been taken on IL In the house did IL
passed that body Of congregated wisdom.
II finally passed, the opposition not dis
PLAYING Is much ability a. the opponents
IN the senate. The only one Of the mi
nority IN the house who did not submit
gracefully was Mr.. Hall, and he hasn't
recovered vet. The senate amended the
bill Ia several sections stopped up the
knot holes as II were, and Il 10 almost
certain that the house will concur In the
amendments 10 day. An effort wac
made ia the senate, after the bill passed,
TO tx the time for SINE DIE adjournment
~ Thursday noon, % ~ to prevent the
final passage Of the bill unless the house
concurrcd In the amendments before
noon to-day, for II it concurred In them
in the afternoon, the bill could not b
presented 70 the governor within forty
eight hours before adjournment - ro-
qulrcd BY the constitution. This move
wss, however, defsated, aod The time for
SINE Dls adjournment Was 1xed for
Thursday. Senator Donham 81 vigo,
who he utooAily voted against tAe bill,
and did on The roll call Yesterday. chaog.
cd his vote before ~ rooUll 0ee ..
nouuced, and voted : hearty aye
There ~ hon6 ohekinG 81 oeound
vhcn the resait wes sane6need.
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The L. 5. House Of Representatives
on Saturday the Sd inst, adopted By :
vote Of Isl TO 50 the following just rsso-
luton, Getting their seal Of condemnation
upon the steal Of the Presidency. The
resolution was reported from the COM
mittee on privileges.
Resolved, That Samuel J. Tilden re-
ceived lee electoral votes Of electors
legally and constisutionally appointed
and WAS thereby duly elected president
Of the United States. and that Il 10 the
opinion % ~ house that Thomas -.
lendricks, having received . like num-
Der Of votes Tor Vice prssident, was duly
elected. .--
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NOTICE il hereby given. that by
- virtue Ofnn execution 10 me airertcsi
Irons the Clerk OF the Superior Couri
nj Marion county, Indiana. 1 will expose
it public sale a. the highest bidder. On
SATURDAY, MARCH 3l.i. 1877,
betwceN the hours Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
aud 4 O'clock. r. n. Of said day.
AZ the door Of tho Court House OF Dn-
bois county. Indiana, the rents and
profits for term not exceeding scvei,
\ cars Of the following described real
estate, fo-wit:
Part Of The northeast quarter Of The
quarter OF section No.
tM'snty-six t2xl. township No. two ~.
SO 1ih of range NJ. three rs west, more
pa rticularly described rs follows. viz
Commencing at the southeast corner oi
said northeast quarter 81 tho north
". 81 quarter. running thence west eight /,
\ epl rods. thence north forty-nne al
rods, thence III north-easirrIy direction,
aljng the line Of the Louisville. New
Athsslty " 81. Louis Air Line Railroad,
to the east line Of Said northeast quarter
|of the northwest quarter, thence soutl,
57 rods 10 the plagerDf beginning. con
~ acres more orlcss ia Dubois
county, lWliana-
il such rents and profits will not Mil
for - SUFFICIENT sum 10 satisfy said cxecu-
ton interest aud costs, I will III The same
time and place expos. nj public sale the
fee simple OF said real estate, or so IDuc!
thereof as may be sufficient 10 discharge
said decree, interest'and costs.
Taken rs the property Of jesse Sprag-
lgins nj the suit Of Edward Buchart.
Said sale will BE- made without M,
relief whatever from valuation or APP
Ipraisemcnt laws.
| GEORGE COX.
Sheriff Dubois County.
WV. A. TRAyLoR. Plaintiffs Au'y.
March 9th. 1e77-3w. fp. r. $I2 SO.
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r~-The March term " the Giro nit
Court VIII held iis session week amer
r"x'. Tho docket y mt heavy one.
The following rrrsems arr the jury men
selected BY the County Commissioners
rrrir srRy.
Phillir Frick. NJ Marion townshIp
John w. Bresz. Of Bsinbridge township
Michsel Kemrf. cf Hall township John
.AIfmsnn. Of Ferdinand township; An
drew McIntire. Of Jackson township
Allen Dawson. Of Colsmbis township
Andrew wuischer. Of Patoka township
Nlili Kean. Of Madison township; Luca'
Main. Of jefferson township; n. N
Eolin. Of Cass township, and James T
HARRISON. OF HARRISON township.
GRAND JURY.
John Grsmelspacher, Of Bainbridge
township: George Morgan. Of Madison
township; Francis J. Drach. Of Patoki
township; Moritz Fritz Of jefferson
township: BENZ. A. Simmons, OF Col
umbia township, and George Englsrt
OF jackson township.
At the October term the other 81.
townships win be represented on th
Grand Jury.
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= Scientific Conn nittee Mako .
Report About IT,


A committee of tho Kentucky Pc
~ schnic insii.ute close report on the
subject ofths blue glass craze. " follows Il
lhe results 81 these experlsents, cx
tending over more than halfa century.
seem 20 your eommitieS 70 esisbllsh the
follow ipg prinripless
]. Soiarlighs which has heen irana,
mitted Through blue glass has . decided
ie0ecf II fastening the termination or
!seeds, beyoad that Or any other colo, or
even o. compound Or white light.
,. Blue light. or any other whirl. has
been deprived Of the yellow or red rays.
obslructs the action Of the green parts
~ plants or, more properly, fails 10
sustain such action. 20 that the plant Vi III
not aourish under their peculiar innu-
lencc.
;. The action Of imfnsorial animals re-
selnbles thar ri vegetables. consisting IN
the decomposition Of carbon diOxide.
and not the oxidation OF carbon, and,
lcorrespendingly, blue light doea not
promote II, while yellow, red and white
light do.
I. The action or the gro wing larvn OF
insects resembles that VI The seeds and
roots OF plants, namely. the forming Of
carbon divxide, not its decomposition.
and correspondingly, at least In he
cases investigated. blue light decidedly
promotes this action.
\ 5. The effect OF blue light upon ami
mails which respire through the skin il
TO increase the amount OF carbon di0xide
produced.
Il .. Upon warm blooded animals which
lcre covered with hair or feathers no
peculiar effects Of blue light have been
demonstrated. Some cxpermenters oi
thigh scientific repute affirm that no ef.
fects are produced by Il. Your COM
mitlec 10 not prepared 70 pass upon the
various newspaper articles lately pub
lished upon the subject
j J. The foregoing principles, IL esta5.
llished, seem 10 point toward the follow
ling generalization, to.wit:
Whatever vital action results In thu
} formation Of carbouic acid gas seems to
, BE- augmented BY the blue aud violet
rays OF the spectrum; aud whatever
vital action results In the decomposition
of carbonic acid gas, and the fixation o.
carbon, Il augmented BY the luminou,
and calorific rays exclusively.
II this last proposition : which 10 put
{ forth with some hesItatiou = were de-
, lmonstratsd, Il would not ssesn antece
: identity very improbsbIe thAt blue light
: falling upon the skin; may produce
Ihygsnic elects; fbr ~ carbon deoxide
Though removed from the systen
5through the lungs. II formed throughout
the whole body; ca blue light does pro-
; tmote the termination or seeds which
| are covered with soil, and why not acI
through the cutitle, especially IL . flow
Of blood 10 the surface be inducedl 4
Experiments should prove that effect,
are 50 produced, rio probabilities ars
! THAT upon certain dimases nsey would
I Iprove useful and upon Others injurious
While the stimulation or internal com
. lbusti0n. may prove ussf,l IN some cosn
: plants Il will almost certainly be hurtiu
lin Others.
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Advice for Richard.


haIomsse 6sfsihs =.
Richard W. Thomrson. whom bis rel.
low citizens have isNcifully nirkuaSiied
the "Wild Warbler, ofthe Wabash" will
nnd : great deal'in the navy department
10 engage Ills most zcsIous attention. II
he wishes 10 satisfy The country let him
take cov,ssel ossshc old .iuc officers. liz
will Ind thar they. Know good dea
about slse nave, ana vAi tell him, how ts
manage Il with.ecd iisslnS Add effect.
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"We are glad to notice that the
votes and course in Congress Of our
Representative for the short term, Hon:
A. Humphreys, are heartily approved
by his constituents all over the District.
lie made q good Representative, and
voted against fraud every time.
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boonvilIe .nquiFsf.
The average or oats will be larger this
year than for several years past.
Horses are chez per In the county q
present than for the past twenty years.
The idiotic grin OF : two cent Re-
publican politician nowadays 70 I'm.
mense.
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"A happy Chicago maiden afIirms
that By placing lover In the rays Of =
blue glass window he can be made 70
propose At one sitting. She has tried
and proved II herself.
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nJThe State house bill has haally got
into such shape that II Il likely to be-
come a law, and the people may look TO
have taxes 10 pay for several years to
pay for the new building. limo debt l.
created. and the moqey spent honestly
as collected each year, Il will be well.
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= Carl sqAurz 6ade~tt pay 70 meet
IfAyes by.chsHce kskihs depot nj Celnm.
bds last summer, Tbey fixed Il up then
and there. II was not ono week after
that meeting 1bftpre Schur< was out for
Hayes. Il Ind. Sentinel.
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NJ The Supreme Court Of Iowa de-
cides that woman can hold any ONCE
in that State except Judge Of the SUI
preme Court and member Of the Legis-
lature.
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1871 Spring. 1871
Boots, Bootsl
Shoes, Shoes /!
STILL They COME |

I am just In receipt Of TWENTY-FIVE cases
OF Mems, Ladies' and Childrens' Shoes, of
the best Spring styles, aud Ut PRICES
LOWER THAN EVER. Come and soe me.
Mems Calf Shoes, warranted at el.50 20
ol.75; Wonsen's Fine Kid Side and
Front Lace, warranted At 81 90 to Si.75
per pr. Childrcns Shoes nj 25c 70 400
per pr. always keep the largest stock
IL Huntingburg, and prices lower than
Ia the cities.
KENNY LANDGsEBE.
ugrvussss~s. March ~. 1877,
GTPsy a. ~ - owe ~.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that there
~ will he an examination Of applicants
for teachers license held at the Public
School building. in Jasper, on Saturday.
March 3lst, 1876. Examination 10 begin
promptly at . o'clock, A. NJ.
n. r. BRrSDIcK, Co. Sup't.
March 9th, 1S77-3w.
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The lais jobs ". etoekten, o. Lou.
|lsvillo who vss killed BY VIC. y.
Whips, had Insurance policies on bic lilo
70 the amount ~ $1,000.
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ISAAC LYNDE,
llzZn!i y yvls nu !svil
MARLBORO. OHIO.

I will sell Eggs for Matching, from Pure
Bred Light 81 Dark Brshmas, Bun o,
Partridge Cochins, Brown or White
Leghorns and HOudans, at one dollas
Der dozen. Eggs failing TO hatch salts
factory, will b replaced ct half price
ssad sssap ssr Circular.
OoAAo IvMog.
rGsra u w1.-ss.
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The Question Or che Hour.
ciseisusu Commercial.
The question will arise whether Ben.
Harris0n 10 vsasal or peer.
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We would not be surprised q The re-
pnblicans counted in three Congress
men this year under the influence Of Tie
Presidential steal.
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Sheriff Dubois County.
WV. A. TRAYLoR. Plaintiffs Au'y.
March 9th, ls77-3w. p. {. $l2 80.
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shooting Himself In the Head uecnu.c his
watch was stolen In tnion square.

st about O'Clock ON Friday evening last
a fine looking. gcntca young man entered the
Office Of the Vanderbilt Hotel. at So Warren
street rnd Registered himself MS James VI
Howard Of Hancock. Delaware county y. Y.
He was attrcd in a fine suit of brown plaid
twood. iar,o diamond srarllol upon on" 81
his fingers. and in his pocket was N deliberately
nAurod gold watah worth about $50. lie was
assigned t. room 20. At the end of each wcrk
ne Paid up AN his dues ana was look i upon
ly the hotn proprietor as an exceptionally de-
sirAhla guest Ilr was strictly trmr rate and
always returned f. hi- room at an carly hour
Hr WIS we'll known He n commrr 'nl tray cllrr
and i,r tad unit lately been CONNECTED WIN me
rttitly hou- cd T. II. IruN-ilhlc OF " JuS street.
BrookNn, Lat. ~ he WIS drown ou, g, employ,
county. In lianrork he rluan.d uniIi FRIDAY
last With HIS brother. Mr. I.C. Howard. who il
u wrll-tu-do druggist in that place. and with ms
widowed moihrr. Who has been supported By
IT,. Joint efforts o the tive brothers. :,
TIL" roaming habit. "i me, Young traveller
made his life Ia the quiet und prosaic country
town rksomc amt uu.atis'n tory. and he cam"
g. y " York W.T. tic d"uu" Iurlu7" OF sock
I'M. pleasure and u business engagement. On
TUESDAY evening he ,n'i hi-, hrolhrr an! q
friend ui the Et' "a Mr. Lloyd, "a mcr liant of
Han X. at the tnami.rs street Terry, th.y
having notified him that they were coming ig
NV York. After cordial greeting they all
vent Mon sluar' To- 80, t1.,' N,n,ms Ia!td, =.
hoi.ls Young Howard put bis hand IN his
pocket and dis .oNcr'd that a. hui been robbed
of LIS watch. H. WAS mton-uahle. and when
over the hopgiDr-no-. ~ ever r"'oy'ring the
Neai'h At ii o'Dlo.k hc shook hands with lis
brother and Mr.. lloyd. and retired e. hi- room.
Tho ihrf- th ~ went away 90 tn'lr hotels. att
making an Engagement to meet him curly VA
At Z Y1clp.k Yesterday morning Mr. Lloyd
won't Co. Tire Vanderbilt House and learned that
y uns Howard hetl not arson. II asked To- lr'
.I .R I.f||l "a Id o. J. II D. d
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Ea5in,ss dbia,t5.
Al.s e,lA;ous.
-IP.IO.N AD. EHrISEHS


-IP.TOssN ADVERTISERS
ieavc ti,srfitar- for rts Sr> the only author
I.s:,- l',4d.a, II q. ~, s. ~ Or AZ,
sos -h 81 -fyo,''e .tA, 'iSF' House. AMI 40"
NoeAin, mars,
pHVsUEs OF ever, i..,rl i.oii go 1856 rcasl It Al
- Afu. a. 'he lowe 'ti'i'! fi.gn l. ,fopprt
Drs,m'', g. re,a,n't hnne,c,..r'. ie. ,itrr T..
cree. ~ ,raf. experience a GOODRICH. Attlrn' at
Law. ia p.arDarn i. chiea.o. III
L,OR SALE, large 10, Of counters, tables desk.
81 ''''' J" ''''' ~ '''"0' v 'rrSto< 4. Rovcrv
PosT oFricr NoTIrr RI, ~, .--- ~ ql.. f.,
the wees Cuiln- NAiurit a. NNN o. i-ft VIII rn-' Al
r,.in. Wa QA.ru..N'yu. Un We. .i4. OF t.llA NJ .
for Europe. hf s'ctn..lp Rl,-'. 50 V1o'n,t'wu ros
nu. Pc .p,c ia, lrc.sci anlar4 go Nj iorFflucc
W.. i- IT. ans ~ gam wa lt,, ,n iiu! >", az
mouth 'lcr'ourl. ami ilAmtnr- gl su.riN AT +"
\ i.r llf"i'. i' sf'lln-tiH CTS ". hlrla"ni wa
Qm.en.nwn ri.rr -pun.i''N' ir" ut.'. Nranl' ana
Nnrih 10 r'Itnt g. 3" tf.. -f, ~ .. .irr
lana and Som ol lrchmi d, ,taam..f Nchoia, VIA
-'raii. hin Rh,rt via ~DI'lfg|lf.u lnf o. W.n
Ihc N'Nala RUSSIA. Ail 'l' q hiNNNii leo not take
ua.l- ior nenn. >~,A o. ,nA r.tNAs.
q, mll,. % H.. "a amt hin..t.. jA wall leave sew
rae m9il; for the West mi,' via Havana. wnliea,c
Tic ua.., ior Australia &C. wall leave san Francisco
III, mail, china Anl Gag, 9vnGr S.nrraa,co
Sow yors Nly ~ i~77
BARBol ~ IRISH FLAX THREAD
1000 n"rn.h ss.". SaIi.T l ,0 Az
W Il frlLlff.u. \
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sbpplng.

ANCHOR IiSE.r NMl rEANEEs
y SAIL t'tNN SATURDAY
40 GLASGOW. Los upNutsNl. uE iINfkfnNf.
lNIEENI riNIE $50 sItiNNGa "a
40 LONDOS DIRECT. AZ MI RATES
lAfft 'irf 49,, NUE. Af' ~
COMPANY : OFFICES. : BOW IiNt GE.lN
NENptK-uN BROS N.euts
(,INrRAL TRA>sNTLiN tua.
~ lkNl. it .f0 tIlfrt . Iiit ti. IitII .HNNu
Nur. H.l Nutr.. 'g.iu- 30 iIAluHnf" Do pc
thr nnilu4 % rH...rar-. WIN sHI n,.i l'.f . H..
,NfIN NNlu0 iNN. e hD-ii Win
pIHll'i U.ufr N NiN. shay. Mas 80 = u
l.atn- Hf tl .-.4e lI'Htl, reduced
'' ' 1ni T. ~ nrEfAN 10 Rrllivty
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{ osi an9 $cunS.

- y R.oN 1859 ~ on Rlcccker savings Bank Flni.
- ,NiI lease Ntnu 90 lInA
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WHITE STAR LINE.

For rates Of passage ant other Information arplyto
lLlEE lIGIr Is -lN-. Ntutf1. Agents.
500 Walnut - fN. 80. MA
d.. If.atfNlt y .fA
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rmr NMnnIcAN srrNM.MIr ooN:

PnlLADEl.pHlA NNp LIVERPOOL LTNF
TIL only rrunstianf Au. sAliu- under the Aurrcal
tar SAILING ever, Thursday from Philadelphia, and
M,dn. -lay 4.vn Liverpool
TIFF RED STAR LINE
CArrtl Ing fhc I.-lau anil ulitl -.tt.. mail, sailing
c'.ll t"tl fg iaf,. atDrn4u rs ir.m Phnaic pnn aud
New YORK. Direct aud nllt
To ANTWERP
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v.y leave uielrct.r- or rts ST., at the onv author
~ 4 mp town p '' rrfi- .ineif N'N 't-.
.2:I- rflAInat .fi. O. OF ll.f -. fl Or AMI
sos .hi st opposite Grant opera House, AMI 200
90. If. u' t1ii - anu. = J. n
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,ymranrArNnw Yol.k A0rAnIuM,

oucr lNIA .rlL J tl lpF v
Another LIVING WHITE MliN.t -fu.m one ever
caltui,l hnADcnra c0orei tnA naf' ,l'u-.y tortured
unll.nl r-he-
SURPRISINGLY BEArufrL ANENuNEs.
NNNuiNliL LIVING intAl~
ANGEL fl-t. u ilNu.tnt huNs hlfi. Hamlet. line.
and lNII.I FISHES.
,han..nhi.' r .i. Nil. eHlle Lnh.n submarine Icr-
ioruiHutr. rN.r.s NHirlul rft-
AfIEhNupN AND IAiNING CONCERTS
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81
- 11t Max ~ secsa11y rsturned
ffonftbeeastesn marksls vfsss 1StuEbesn
70 Isrcass Supplies for his naeile
49,, altssay ms1e1hs les66 1saiish.
ns in Dslsss. 111s now rssufyfng hA
essaa which embssn every variety Of fani.
II tsscesiss ill the Thousands Of articles
gWa under the name Of dry goods, Ill
tinds of hossshofd wares, h.s,, ops, boots
and shoo. Mr.. Max occupies two large
store rooms in his block on Broadway and
Fourth, and has every facility for buying
and selling that any ir.t-claA house enjoys.
He invites the people to come and see him.
New dress goods just received At L. D.
Farmers in cachemire d Ecosse in 81 fourth
widths.
MatelasAe in eli wool.
Camels hair in the latest shades.
Latest style fringes in all shades.
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NEW YoRk.
Law c0UmEs.

Law cOURsEs.
Saratoga, Sept. 6.-In the socisl science
association this q. m. regarding courses a.
Law schools David Dudley Field favored
lensthsning courses. Chancellor Hammond
Of lows university, favored the law school
and past graduate course for such Is could
follow it. Prof Wells, Aun Arbor, thought
the past graduates course advisable
THE MISSING YACHT.
New York, Sept. 6.-The yacht Dread
nought, missing since its race for the Ben
nett challenge cup, was, last seen rounding
the lightship. Weather thick and rainy.
THE $34 600 FORGERY.
New York. September Cit is stated
that detectives have traced the S34, 600 check
forgery on the Union Trust Co., and have
fastened the guilt on two clerks, one in the
Union Trust Co., and one in the N. Y
Life Ins., Co.
FOUR MORE VICTIMS.
New York, September, 6.-Mrs. stou,
525 West 3Gsh street, declare,
that she saw four of the workmen ir
Hale's piano factory attempt to descend b,
ladders to an alley on the northeast corner
of the building during the fire on Monday
As the ladders were burning, they wert
obliged to relinquish their grasp and drop
ped to the ground. She believes their bodie.
were buried beneath the mas, of brick.
no CONCESSIONS To STRIKERS.
New York, Sept G.-President Sloan o
the Deloware Lackwanna and Western rail
road company, said to-day in answer to
delegation Of striking miners who asked a,
increase Of wages Of tventy-G per cen
that hs would not negotiate with striker
When work was resumed the company wonl,
he prepared 70 treat with the men and vhe,
price Of coal warranted would make an in
crease Of wages or pay upon sliderg scale
The men returned to Scranton.
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FOREIGN.
T0UGJV1N.
Peace Impossible until the Turks
are Crushed.
But They Persistantly Decline to Submit
to the Smashing Process.
The Russians Drawing Upoa Their
Militia Reserves.
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.


pEAcE Is NOT IN ORDER.
London. Sept. Ga Bucharest cores
pondent says that peace is impossible till
the Turks are completely crushed. II the
czar entered Moscow after concluding un.
satisfactory peace, it would be at the poin,
the bayonet.
ARABIAN A COMPLETE WRECK.
The Russians have entirely disman,led
Arabian. Gen. Connorof has withdnvn
most Of his troops from there. 10 the main
body Of the army, leaving only nine battal.
ions 10 the place.
sERvIA READY TO FIGHT.
A Belgrade dispatch states that the first.
class militia has been ordered at points of
concentration BY the thirteenth. All the
commanders OF corps leave Belgrade to day.
The second class militia has been ordered
In readiness 10 march. Prince Milan will
take the chief command. Several members
Of the diplomatic corps have made separate
circumstances against Prince Milan in ref.
erence 10 his war preparations. The prince
10 stated to have replied evasively. l, 10
reported Prince GortschakoG has urged
Servia to enter the tleld % soon as possible.
Plus lx.
London, Sept. Cit is said that the pope
who is improving in health has definitely
resolved to restore the Roman hierarchy in
Scotland. Cardinal Manning will shortly
20 70 Rome on confidential mission in tha,
connection.
BETWEEN TWO FIREs.
London, September g. The Russian sue
cea At Lovatx makes Osman Pasha have
hostile force ON both tanks. Either defea
At Plevna or attempted Withdrawal may
result 10 the dessrucaioa Of his army, unle.
tAs Ru sians are compelled to weaken ,hei,
forces on that eide to meet Ali's sdvanc,
from Roaxrad. The latter seems 70 plac.
the Caarviich's army in . position yer,
aimilas 70 Osoan Paaha's. II Turkial
accounts may bs trusted Turkisl. fore IA
cruaaed The LON and reschej ,hc peieAl.or
hood - RLsrsini. vhils anosAsr iorcs ha
cso~sd Kasa fon 70 Palos.arka. Thea
corps ars aadsssaool y - operating again.
RislA - ihsy isosardiss ,As vAels Rus
sias naSaisn 60 q YaAaaa q ve,l .
oasnsatsrsass yiaA rssseva
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POLITICAL.
CALIFORNIA kLrcr,os

San Francisco, Sept. 0-Owine 10 the
slownes With which the returns come 10,
especially iu the city. Il 10 impoesIblc .,
present 10 give the result, - TO The ieglsla
tive election. Returns thus fAr Indicate rc
publican gains 10 the Interior. but may lle
nodioed b. later adviccs II 10 believed
that Bryaat dsmocsat, hes,s Ashhary. tax
payer. fos mayor q sAis city.
LAr4h
Ths pscreas isdseailass avos he hs,lel
that ,ac democrats s'll hasc majority IL
The Legislature, bsl Ne result b .,iil Ia
6sssa Tha cosesiae b vcsy slov. esptxtAl
n y ~ stay.
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The B-., Kerosene Light In the World

The Best Kerosene Light In the World.
For the parlor, store or billiard table. II
you don't believe it, come and see for your.
sell. at kent's old stand, Sd street. For
Billiards particularly. the light is superior
TO gas No lamps TO clean and fill. No
shadow underneath. and no dripping of oil.
Every chandelier warrantld to give perfect
satisfaction OF no sale. Investigate the mat
ter and be convinced.
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Teas from Is cents TO $l.OO per pound
spendid Young Hyson, 30 cents per pound
at r. A. Ketchum's.