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, 1877-11-22

10 he amtablr nouel1 to ioyc thrtn. There mar be
nrr In nt.srr cnl,ns- Win, fnr ron,c .in.e yfcr,
cnn challenge comparison with c"mn,rrcial tour.
ist, Int have ne,rr sccn them, ilnt, fnr COM
hinntion tn harmonious blending pf distlnncety,
tmputlencc, cowar.llrr. pnrnoncsy. lrchrry, aud
leurons ca!ity If nll yariete., he ftana ''with
ont u rival ami wihuHt peer
1uj|rr tIul1art1 Ind m, 1t1ra TINT Tho ahoye
wnmt.i cv.,r ,ass iar,n,i t,,c "nr ~ tHn t'nurt
h,tt tho -, :, -, ~ ,.. ~ n.4t,., - i thtn, 10
..t sae .....er WIN t.ns"'teum ~ Euu'' tu.'s *
nc"fneprr rshorter, nnt IT. got INTO print, ann
INC commercial travellers hase tnmn,cnfci
frEtiiar crnsntlc nRnin:t tho Chtragn Il Nnrth'
western R1at1, anil even hotels where tfltdgc
Hubbard IA ID tito habit pf stopnfnr 1t terms 1T
rDn1t. Thcy held A ,urctiur hero Entnr,isy
night at wht,1, woa at1nnt.,j lin rninwI,v resf,.
iu1inss. >' '''' "''opt-' '"0 ''t' '@sS
'o..''"st .,.''.
,WMxErhs. t,ne N. ". 1tnhinra. eo.caElcd
,.naGs n ea'n ot commercial travelling man
srrtsssentlnf laFEe comnereinl ho,,+1 tn thicAgo
n. Inc t9cngo ~ Northwestern Eal!rtra'i toh'..
pany n.etl ~ ~ argument .he nsnal !afttnaye q
tMackehartl 81 thc haF. Hnfr1tthfnt anu hn.
Echt.c'nauJ. ant. IN sonie caar.. calculated to
nlaFc Tug character reputation. nntl hi*lncss OF
thu Mshssfs @ ~ tite tnttte trnte.tnn, contt;sna
nf snmr 10 oso. a,Hi, with Ecw nekhnwltd:c cx;
nbtlly. WI" Irtfrtcnt the cu'''m"rcal tntcrrft pf
9hc Eation; thstetotr, ~
. Eta"ft" THAI, until az ann!oTy as ntoatl ~ thc
NeuIl eiteh ny tnts E'.ea!fcs Jn.fEr. of Mntt lht
, 1877-11-22
hc Afforded Ruseia should she conquer and an-
ncx Turkey.


Shippers nrc beginning to kick againft The
arbitrary anil high ratcs placed upon Gotnfs GO
Inn to the 1'aetI1c Coast by tho Union farltlc
Rallrnn'i, anu arc taking steps to find rontu
which will take them nt reasonable charges.
Afessrs. Case Il Co., Of Raclnc. lla,l h,> tons ut
freight to ship to California, anil arp1fei tn tho
Gcuesal Freight Agent 9! thu UnloM Pacific
for slight reduction nf tic rates. That gen
cation. INT sent them, ns They AAy. = rM'c Se.
ply. Therefore, Messrt. Case u Co. lonkril
arolilni for another cl,at.ncl, and succeeded In
making arrangements ny which they saved on
that lnt Of freight t7,!aM In freight tlo1cy by
shipping tho Et}Has to Hcw York, Autt tfcncu
By watcr to San frnncIsG,. It fs llnt1cr.tu.ai
that 1nanY ot tho largc Mannfactl'rrrs ot agrt-
west afc n0w n,akfng Arrangements to ship
their E.'utls over tic sanlc rontc.
y fGtluw Hlyng Ills name rs Van Qulnos, Who
Ind A,trtc cclctt fn several f,lstoncra In getting
sasssnatl tsassrs uhder faise trcien.cs ami tl,tn
selling them to sta1ncrs. tried his game ot, Mr.
T. T.. A0rse, Western General Passenger Agent
VI The Lake Shore i Michigan Southern Rail-
roa yesterday, tryne To- Eet ra;s to C1eTf r.
low ut onrc, md. instead Of getting the pass, 1Ia
got Kicked into tho street. As Mr.. Morke wcars
M. II hoOts, double solcs, 1t Is not very lfkcly
that tho dcatl-hcat wilt soon forget the treat:
nt,lt he received, a.d II will talsc htm sonic
time before he tan comfortably Sit OIL cllair
without placing thereon soft. pillow.
Thu Managers aud Hcncraf Freight AGcnta os
tho Illinois Central Chicago u Northwestern,
Chicago, Milwaukee Il 81. TalIl, anti otl,cr roads
1catlfnI to Mississippi lsfyer points, held meet.
ing nj the GrntA1 raci!1c Hotel yesterday, ntul
nlUptetl Inst winters rites A. the tariE to Mis-
stssfppi River points turing thu winter.
, 1877-11-22
IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT.

CANTON, IL, Nov. 2l.-An important railroad
Item IL Just made known here. Tho Chicago,
Burlington Il Quincy Railroad Company has
Completed negotiations with tho Chicago d
Northwestern Railway Company fur the use OF
tho lattcr's bridge over tho Mississippi pt this
point. Connection haa htch mldc with tho
3tei10ta Branch At East Clinton. Hereafter ail
freight lroh Minnesota for thu East, coming
via hscr railways, will cross hero lnsecal. OF at
Savannah. Tho Chicago, Burlington d Quincy
will soon put on pasacngar tratus mth no
change Of slscpers between Vt. Paul and 1t.
Louis. crossing tho river here, proceeding via tho
Coloua cut-oif aud tEaa Rockford d Vt. Louls
Line, whlch latcay passed. under the control Ut
tAa Chicago, burlington E Quincy. 1t Is under.
stood the Chluagu, burlington d Quincy will not
compete with .te Chlcago & Northwestern for
ChicaRo 41"l Eastern business fEom thls point,
bit the atraiteeineus opcns NV outlet here III
It. Louis atl Al tunta IN ll!!no!a VI, t..e Lives
Of thu Chicago. burllngton d Quincy.
QUINCY, AlsSuCAl rAtIKlc.
Qutssx' IT,. '"!i Sss !. Mt. ilsssy Root
President Of tlis Quincy. Missouri i Pacific
sallroa Company, gull t.,tlay that he. ex-
peele4 10 bcslM wnsk on thr extension of the
ROAD west fEotn K!sksrllle ln ab..ut TWO weeks.
TAu 1ecfson vi tue United States Supreme
Court relative u township aid voted to railroad
companies ln Missouri WILL secure to thc Quincy,
srripttons which have heretofore been In doubt
on account Of litigation. THIS II In adlItlua to
the Quincy bonds.
FAyuRs TItR T.r.
louisyILhH, ky:, Nov. :l,7skp answer to a
| aud substantial business then of Louisyillt,
relative to lts views GU tho Texas Pucilte tail
xrc4s aud President vi the Louisville, ka4hyillu
| l. treat Southern Railroad, publishes letter
| lu toAurrrow's coafier-jeur,4H which viii at.
trsul MUCH attention. liz regards thu early
| completion of tho road Il ucceasity Ia whirl
every citlGeu IL interested. and thiuka the good
| L. Will du Tcxus, New Mexico, California, aus1
| Arizona vii Lc greater than that which would
, 1877-11-22


SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. f7.--Tho pcrfls ly which
tho calling Ut thu miurr Is surrounded In his
struggles for breal werr etartlingly Illustrated
III this city ngatn tu.s>ay, when miner ansi his
laborcr werc instantly crushed to dcatl, by
tremendous fnfl Of ruof In tAu depths of tllc
Diamond ninc. Tic victims OF thts appalling
disaster arc miner named GcorGe Hack null
his laboEcr, James johnson. They were work-
Ing In tic chamber Of tho colltcrv when tho
trcaclerous roof came crashing down upon
tlirlll, instantly crushing nut their lives NIL
,na'lat5nE @ their bodies n most gllastly rnat,
blast, as usual bringing down shower
of the black diamonds, which wcrc scat
tered along tho Hour u the chamber. The
place was filled with the SMOKE uf the blast, nAd
tho husky slabs Ut coal, unconscious ot the
oycr1iHnEjbg danger. Presently q roar was
hcarll overhead, eluscl 6y tho rcn'linY u tho
roof, and the startled men. vito knew 1t to lp
thctr deati'-sit'al Il they remained where they
were, rushed III the direction of Tug ga1,gway.
1t WIS tho Into. Tho fAtai fall followed with
i!phshnE:likc, rapItltty, and thc next instant
Back and +]ofns,n wcFo hurried nrl mingled
The work Of fLcxtricat!ng the bodies wus coin
incslcctl at dtacc, und sras soon succcestus1y
accumulated. tohnson'e hrad was found.
torn oil by The shnrp and jagged edges of tlIc
great ,',atH under which lo was enyeloped, arl
his body wus lituraiiy Hmustei. lie was conf
larutlveIy young inan, but short time ~
ihs country, aMl lcaycs u wifo and little child
fn thu Uld World, whom he expected 10 bring
out With tho proceeds 81 next weok'a york.
Tho miner was niso fearlully tnutiatcd. Every
hone In llts body was hrokcti, a'la h[s head wna
shattercl almost beyond recognition. liz
leaves w(tc and acycn children tn poor cfrclln-
stances.
The Hrc which wus started in tho Jcrmyn ro1-
lterY OH Thursday, wjcn tho flre-dnmp disaster,
already rcpurel In tue Herald, occurred, y still
hnrnlng brlskly. Tic minc Is In a fearful rots-
.lstton. Airwaile, gangwass, props, and pillars
laso tccn swept from tllcr ptaces, at1dt II Will
take souIe time even after tho fire Is cxtngutsll-
cd to place tho collcry III working order. rha
work Of fighting tho ila,nns is fTauxl.t
constant fail Of tho rout. wlIcl, Is
released In great massrs by the action Of the
heat. Nnnga of t1en are contlu,lously clearing
away debris out OF tha wny Of tllosu who lace
the flames With hose through which they
direct steady stream Ut water al,ulnst tho Ilru
which is fed by thu cscap!ng gas. fw" work-
men cngugct at this tnsk liavc been acrtousy
Injured, mid there Is. no knowing whcn those
who arc now In tho mfnY may n,cct with NJ fchr-
ful Il fato as that wh!rl1bcfcl their cotnradcs VI
Thursday.
, 1877-11-22

r..,' .,..,. NJ.
l4S E"eta'se soo'n.'..e. ' ~ "esltan "a'.-
rutcs on Eust -bo,ul frctglls arc nut cut, held
,,1r,,y fmm,rtnnt meeting nj this firanj pac,lt.
It,,ni ~,sta-.,ov ,.h,, ,vns ,,s .o-,,i,,,,nf T.,
o's' ,'s.e' , ., "s. ""o TRANSFORMATIONS. a'su -.
" most u snc usaesa1 sapss"sse'"'cats a"a
Gsueru1 Freight Agents VI tho rarioua
railroads leading East (rsnl Chicago, St.
1.u,is. md oticr Western ntdnts.
laese Weee Pteseas u tae "lce|''e
Mr. i. n. MeCullongl, Vire-frcsilcNt, aud
William Stewart, General Freight Agent, Fgau-
.sxIvanto f,nnnnny: .It,hn kim. .]r.. vItc-prrs.
,}on. nm, H. t,,,'ort. rr,t,,, ,tat,aocr u,,,t.
"'ei'' VIZ ~ "'', ..'".s,,.i n,.
more g ONO Ifailsoal; ~ u MeAuiLe", ueh-
cral Superintendent, aud Janies Smith, ucncral
Freight Agent, Chicago t Alton; j. r. Siinp.
as,,. i;cneral Manager. II. ". 1itbbar,1, A.sfst-
w. "s, "s'.sss ss'. rss ,"n. =. run s Wans,,. -
Tcrro fiasllc; Jotn Newell, General Manager,
Aatllron llills, ucncral Freight Agent, L. II.
,,.., A.,1.,on. t,.,.-a, Erct,,,t aron. ,t,
uh5s X sii.I.t,n Sas,thoru' Is + np,.s.t r
Sn"au Ian' 81 sinnna ssia ,,n f,rtor n;1,s,of
Erai;1,t s"""t Mt,,,it,"m Ctn,rai.s II Il Hi.
i,rtl ''V V,ts.i'roslemt. Vi' Lu,ssn tii.ta. t,cncral
I,t. tn',. fiova;,rJ |.n,,hss t,'.,'
Ell g. I'ana',is .aIG' @''"''0' ~s''e''''
"ii Fn ~ ,n.ut,,1s ,yas o,oantyc hv TIM c,cct,o NJ
,t. 1i.s;,lo,tI -" rr..s,',t sau on.t H. ~
n II a,nt,i, ' cIs " -" NJ tn,fsr,t T. u,sh-
,i,n p,ti,t.e ~. ,an"n, T "f,r H., 1,r -,
s,v"r -. ~. h"p1,, ~ hnvr ~, H. tas,,,
's "un"s. 80 :" ..t o ~ .1,, q. a ~ ~, E ~.
'aifs vi IT, s '. ~. 1,t ntat ~ tnu na
~ ann n, ,,,,ntfnnnt;,. ~, ie @
49," .'r1s"' tn .s ro.n. r. ~. .,,1 ,..s ~.
s rt,,,er liz rnr%soit n fnr,,,t" III tt,. @
@ snst m woi1 nc mol ~ ,rr,ofter oHs t" n,,
lever ,iuycr iu naughty asatf. liz was iet oil
o mom ~ ta"s Innt @ "ro III. "n tr"ke .hat ~
san o uli =" nn'e ~ fo' tt ~ MI ~
, 1877-11-22
ODD FELLOWS.
Annunl Ecka[nn 01 the Grand Lodge at In,
tltana at IHtll,.narolts-COlfaxo on Morton.

Annunl Session OF the Grand Lodge or tn-
dtama at Inellnnnpolts-Colfax on Morton.
sp<ctaj nspglea to 7ns Chiesao Tribune,
Isn,lnAix,tIs. 1nd.. Nor. n1,-Tha ANNA,
sst',,, ~ ~, n ,oi ,vi,o o,,rv",., s,,,.
sesslon u t'lo o9n'u to.so eo'''cte" tn's mo1a-
Ink with very lar0o atteutlaslcc,-tho largcst
ever he!l. lrand-Master Leonidas Sexton pre-
sitletl. Tho sccrctary'a rcnort sl,ows that there
80 s1s or.,iv,, ,nd,,os .Is Ok ~
ass oto ene'.s,a nv 'oses' H'tH .'o' e9a,oo'l"e
meMlcfs. ahe resources OF toe !otlges are
$l,2lt.aln.{o and tic orphan fuBd amounts to
:H987. Tho utnount paflI for charitable n,r.
Mood ,... ses isa n crn nr,,.,s,tio,,
posss "a' s'','.'.1 ol'osl'o: loot1".tso
MIN tno selnl.aauua' communication OF tae
urand BODY, AO yotca OF subordinate lodges
havo declared In favor thereof, auil 12D vote
nrainst #, Tbo subordinate lodges I,uvo d..
s,s"", ...I... ~. .,.,s,n.,t,s,, a.. ',,.. . ~
cl"feu aRa!nat lug Wopps'uoa ~ sruoeo repre-
scntatloh IN she dfaaa body W Voto III :aU.
A letter of tribute to Past GruBd Morton MAS
read from Schuylcr CoIfAx, whoso engagements
nrov,,,,.a lin fron hctoo ,,cra ~
nse'e..eu .. ,',.'a~., '''a % ..a', ~ ne'e ..' ~
TITO Iu1lesai, ~ we1l - AetcF fstftl
froIn attending tho Lodge now. The letter
ts very feeling III terns, and says: "Thcsc aso
Al u,auy m,bllc questions conuecscti viii, tho
s,,.,t,,;,u .avo,,,,,r,n,,t NJ iii .o ~
auh'ne'uus aese,op.e"s W ~ NV resources :"
tho hcpahllc' w'th 'ts truest glory anu proeTees
, 1877-11-22
A BAD ROAD.

S1tctsll DtfpateA 10 TAs tA4cugo Iftbun<.
JAsEsg1LLs, WIS.,, Nov. a1.-ln the Circuit
Court totlay tho jury In tho esse Ut Otis VI, Tue
Towus Of Jaucsyllla md Kock, founa verdict
for tue pfslntlG, awsrliug thu SUN Ut t75U, llis
IL tho fsst une Of several such against theae
towna fur damages eaused by Tunaway, IN
which, owing to d bod road, several pcrsouS
were injured.
, 1877-11-22

At last amtcahly arranged that .ngcs should he
reduced i per cont On 1an. q, If tra1c III the
meanwhile shows no ffena Of Improvement
The Executive Committee Of the London
Ma.tcr I}nillcr.' Association yesterday confirm
eli .thc resolution that rufferencc with tho
striking unasons would he useless.
DiIEAt. wEnnuHG,
The marriage Of the Duke nf Norfolk to Lady
Flora Haatlngs vas sotcmnIzel at the uratory
at Drompten to-day. The accnc anu
ceremony wero of hrllItancy aud i'm.
prctsEyencss hardly surnas.ahle. The serrfcn
waa performed hy the Bishops Of Southwark,
Nottingham, and Port Louis.
, 1877-11-22
Another Letter from Mrs. G. Krapf.

nx. RADwAY-K!nd StF, taks tho liberty to address,
yoS as4n M aa.i, !. g1saty improved BY ths s;s e
gene md t,s fourth 1 neatIy D!up4y Il eone heat
IT, sfoSeFfSs s9rs 5ouf msdlcoe ~ aaoe tot me oas
quito plumber fion' shaa piaee ionfs VIII i,.rs!,
sstmaa!a l4dy. snl very benuS4cnt 81. haa t+en ~
lIu9xlts of Ann Affof persoas a1Irteti with inter-
n4lknMers% WG hase heard qt soulu wonderful ea1oa
effected By It. Yousp fcapecifllIY:
Ann Afbot, Mich, Aug. IS ts73.
, 1877-11-22
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

THEIR A0W WITH THE ENORTHWKsTEHM RAtLAoAp,
Sp*eta. Corrt.I'an.itnet ~ Ths Tribune.
Dkssfo.KEs, H., Nov 2n-At the recent term
Of tue Supreme Court, Justice N. II. Hutbar,i,
u Cedar IEapltls. counsel for tho Chicago d
Northwestern Railroasi, In on argument ia re-
ply to soine severe terms used by Ills opponent
against ratlruati.cnnluctors and railway mana.
gers, retorteI with The following rather sharp
ptnIippic:
Coun-st aays tic Court maY not to awass Of Tho
Nl-iee&tHx G..1 antaXuntsM that txts&x bptwutn
sumlucscai travellers all Conductors. aud I4v req.
non IT, that commercial travellers have uuthn4 but
contempt for the tysanDy VI conductors. Haytnx
invited out Ut the seGufd an1 into thus field for
Mowiux "Juus erass" with dali 4cy&hc. cuua
aud give my reasons. II may bs stated now ~ 4
uauttsr oI history. that the TOUT viii takc judicial
Aattc9 that Ibis Csss Of lieu the thaftest
lvt" knuwu on earth. They n.oNeio,tzp alt tps
bes& rooms In tho hotels; they Insult scluce sv.
cry chamber ruai1 bctweGn Aaine and thu Gulf vi
Mckee, aud between thu Altantsc aad Hasihc
t1eeaus, every month iA tho calendar year:
they rnsh Into tho 1ad!ca'-ear Dn every rail-.
road iu ths United States aud Csna4As erclY
IAy, AEd cfvwl into tAu *sat vt every respectable
lady traseiuY atont. aud Ia dye MINUTES 1ftes il-
salt hsss they tkyea With haslots snd n,ake aasig.
n1tlon -houaes on esory Saturday night 1f avery
aots! tn America; they Assv hittAsioAs. tArisuss,
aud copeneHls with innocent, unsuspeclins. and
resptctsbfs young yirls In every city aud village on
tbs continent; tLuY PURSUE virtue sna al goodness.
~ sharks puE.us u SHIP with YELLOW fsysr; aud
st4 lhu leatned counsel thinks eunluctosa ought
, 1877-11-22

THE FRENCH h1IVAT1OS.
LONDON, Nov. :l.-The TipNs tlIus concludes
leader III tho French s'tuatlon3 "Tho u,ol-
erate Right Ut tba Scnatc dill not mean 10 pro-
luce the mischief thcy havc occnsonctl, but tho
result IL bcfore Us. The powrts of Frauca asa
arraycd against one another like army against
ariny.h
NO BUDGET.
The R<pa1iiqus Ftaaedtsa declares that, In
ytcw ot the sellatc's preyenttons a,,d tho l'res-
flsntss rafusaI Il, ua.,p.t 1Ix rn,liv II bce,r,ea
~. .1.s. ,I,,t. ~ ~. fu..,, - 1,'.....Is" ~
sae. ~ s'. 49,! ~. - t'a ,.,' ~. =, pspute" ~
save the country. Mo budget must bc voted ~
loug a. tho majority has not Ministry IN hon,
II c.,, place confidence.
p.p,s NV u .-.rh. n,f,oo, f.,.,,,,,.,
,..''a'...', ~' ~ -. na"se. eIt"n'''ee ~
my c'ce'eI taa1nuetta f5es"tehl. ~ Ills speectl
on the oeraslofl, 0atnbctta reminded tue Cum.
Mi&&ee that tey werp armed with the sauet1ot,
Of Nattunal xoycreivn,y. fnr ,.hcI, r. ,v,. th.f,
,lntv to 1nrurs n ,ri,,,,nh H. .",I, :, ~.
NV. uuty W sseo1" ',"inpi'' Ac sa1a: NC
eaa! remain within tne l1Hita 0I fiis strtctest
Legality, and en1savor u Keep Within the saluu
bounds those who SEEK to deyiatu fro,u
ihru,, We must crnosa thr t.c,,,tttr
-, ~. ,a., .ne 'a>"pas''5
~ ~ Luz neu NJ tho lMh OF May.
VIC shaIl haVc to 01alutnc special credits opcucd
during tho Recess, which tt2ht-tuuded mcvl tol,.
| slider tlleval.n
, 1877-11-22

LONDON, Nov. 2i.-TLe cotton masters OF
North and Northeast Lancashire conferred with
aeputAttous from the nutnerous opcfatIyeat
soeiet'es at alanrhcs,cs yesterday, aud 1t Was
, 1877-11-22

FIfEaU1 78x{1alcN % 716 LH7f4l50 7fTbNNA.
GAhRxA, ILL.,, Nov. 21.-Thot,as Nash, con-
1uctor on the Illinois Central, and for upwards
Ut eighteen ycars yarl'1naster Of tho road ut
Frcport, wns killed about twelve mics below that
city lust night. Mash was an top Of hls trul,y,
and, while gulng under tic dry bridge south ut
Ftccpurtt waS struck by the timbers, md, fall
Ing between tho cars. was run over aud hor-
rlbly auugc1,
, 1877-11-22
OBITUARY.

ePhlsax!zIu. Mass, Nov. el.-Judee George
ofepnsl': member oi Congress from 1sss TO
lo.'o, died laat hight, uged VI.
, 1877-11-22
Latest Phase OF the Pofit-
ical Situation at
Versailles.
Little Prospect of an Arrange.
ment Between the Minis
tors and Deputies.
The Latter, It Is Expected. VIII
Refuse to Vote the
.'. Budget.


NAuUfA CAFEENEn'
HccHAREsT, Nov. el.--1lsc lsuumnnfan off1cia
4'aper announces that f''c Hou1nahians captured
Kahova thts morning altor . three Iass' en-
gagcmcnt. The Turks fed towards Latnpolns1-
kn atn! Weldon, with the lsoumanians In pur.
suit. Simultaneous with the capture Of Rsho-
va, the llou1nantan division crossed the Danube
opposite that Town.
HEAVY FfunT1N0.
LONDON. Nov. 9l.-There sas itcavy fighting
IN the LON OF Afontlay. 4 Turkish of'lcta Ills.
patch claims TINT strung Turkish force. MAX
lnE reconnaissance, carrteI the Russian po-
sfttoi.s on Mctctlka heights, Ut PfcrGoe, mud Lear
.1nrnncntftiich, DESTROYING Mt tue tirst-namct
place seventy cascnlates filled witl. ammunition
and provssfons. The Russians lost 400 men.
The Russian attack on kadikoi wins repnlsed.
T1'H RUSSIAN OFFICIAL DISPATCH
claims TINT the Turks, alter stubborn tngngc-
mcnt iastfnG from O'Clock III the morning
until In the evening, werc everywhere r.
pulsed, but admits that tie Russian outposts
wtrn Temporarily driven lit.
Both accounts nrrcc that tho Turks, after
screro fighting, temporarily occupied and
burned fiereos. The Russians state that 30
iar 63o ot their woantied hare been brought i1'
hujcinan Pasha arrived at Knstehuk.
STEAMER sraK.
VIENNA, Nov. 2l.-A Bucharest specal re-
ports that Tue lonmaufan batteries yesterday
sunk 4 Turkish steamer aboye ka1afat
iRErARiSa FOR SOME IMPORTANT EVENT.
LONDON. Nov. 92-b d. m.-Thc standards
Vienna correspondent states that the Command
crs III Slatova, SiIuaitxa, Bucharest, anl Jassy
have received orders from the fiusslan hcad-
quarters to prepare all possible means Of trans
port for wounded men.
FAVOR THE nAsHtNG srrLH.
A correspondent At Vienna says tho success
al kurs lIas greatly encouraged tho party at
, 1877-11-22
NOILER ExpL0aInN.

Setctaf NsIxteh to JAt GAieag0 Trt5tsns.
Folsr WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 3l.-Tile boilcr Of
steam threshinR-1nacllno exploded on fazm
near Warsuw to-day, INSTANTLY killing Gideon
iiartutg. Dcccasca was - Ycars old, and ILL.,
Nurrtttl, -
, 1877-11-22
- -A"A~At %% VI 0V%tASs
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

htlus i!s and lilo asn9 to 1tr4dy iSl:sf aicat QUO
$tAr for ovarian tulHr1 GU tho Ao10iltp, Wtsh thu
no.t sn,Rent Of cur Medical Co'leGc pto.
They Heiu ,lko knots On 4 tree, Ny weight Was u.
pounts when c1lutslenred with yGuf txitultes. anl
now Il IL Two 411t*d Aa4 tatlha hut thsy xfa
81 xSna XII i hass fassn sxsnty ;tout bet!iss e H.
Kot ~ nssesns. irer u Grray' ftsaso sepa mo
Mrs. c. KnAPE.
, 1877-11-22

An iNvRsTtdATION pKRKATkb.
ATHENS, Nov, 3l.-Tiln Chamber has ehe1vetl
the motion for Tic papers concerning The Turk.
ish outragcs In tho provinces near The Greek
frontier. The Ministry will consequently remain
unchanged,
, 1877-11-22
Kidney and Bladder Oomplaints,

Urinary and Womb Dt.eascA Graeel nlebctcs Dronsy,
hlotpaKa ef Water. Inco1tlnencs Uf Uriat. DrtxatA
65isk d.. sas!ss eE s!o Vs!ss, cloly mt1s!
white silk. r. fhcrs u morbid DARK bilious sppea.
ancy anh white bohe'tuat deposits. sud when hcf5 IL
r43n III l4e snail Ut Tho back and atunv lid lotna
, 1877-11-22

Dr. RApT.r-i hare hat Ovarian Tnmor IN tho
- tisd s aRsS!' ae iae vi 9se III.
tnsaied but nothn. he!pe! na Isaw yonr iletolsynE
s. sss H. I'd tas1sa f"5 sTelss oSK Sts
eiIss 81 your tsif iirittj and t1e 10 not sgn Of
ulir 70 b. sseh1r fcltt and feel lstsr smarter md
xssin ta tc!t Aida ct tGe bo*.ls. evtt lho eron.
publish It + you cho4sc. HANNAH l.. KNAEF,
, 1877-11-22

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YoRx, Nov. .i.-Arr1red, steamer Mon.
taup, from Liverpool.
, 1877-11-22

~ ,hr&c credentials A. the vote nron Nj. Nnsr's
r,ufien wn. ahont ID he tnkcn, ME. Thurman moved
tat ths acnafo prccccitn tho consideration Of cx-
ctn1lrc f,u.inrs.. ...
Mr ronkltnr ami o.hcss-''t1h. no: let rs have
a ~ntc An Tho motion to lay on The table,"
The motion for execntItc session VIA agreed To-
ycAs, III: uuFe. ..u~-aa f0lows.
, 1877-11-22

Mcrsrs. Ransom, AFmttfong, HFovcf, Herman,
Affirmative. were pa.rct with Mcstfs. An.hony.
Plumb, Elaine. Cameron iWts.}, Edtnnnu., and
Ferry Win wnuld hAvc suted III tht negative.
The Senators. in annnunctnr pairs. ttatcd that.
although this was mottnn for executive session,
they regarded rnrti Mnt!nn ~ Hnc OF political
ef:1igcanrc, aaa therefore withheld their votes.
Whrn Mr. 1lani1In announced that Mcrsfr. fhfnc
and GrnYcr were rarcd. he sali spth were absent
sc*sisn. .-....
the only Senators ,rho It'd not vote or were rot
,E,nlrc1 ,yere Patterson II. F.} nul Sharon.
While The dunrs wcFc tcirg ttnsrli, Mr. Allison,
sson The Committee or Ftnsncc. feeortcd. With
amendments. the llcu*c bill 10 authorize tho ftcc
coinage oi lhc ranInrd allrcr dollar and 10 restore
dts lrgal en|es character Placed m the calendar
"a roon thc senate went iuto executive tcssE0n
mutton tn adj afn *a7 3Rfcc to without the trans
ialtton Ut anY business.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-01-25

BLACK AMI. GREEN TsA.-Green
and Black Tea are produced from the
same plant, though the botanists we're
long at issue about this matter. The
idea Of green tea being dried upon
copper is proved to be popular falla.
cy, for the tea would be favored and
spoiled in the process !; besides the
bloom can be given by harmless means.
DR.. Lettsom by the way, thought it
was given by vegetable process. Mr..
Ball, who has written . practical vol.
ume on "the Cultivation and Manufac.
ture of Tea," describes an experiment
made by him, proving that tea, may be
dried black and green, at once, in the
same vessel and over the ssme fire, be
divided the pan, and the leaves on one
side he kept in motion, and the other
quiet-when the latter became black,
and the former green; thus proving
the difference of color to be not de.
rived from any management Of heat
but from manipulation, the heat being
the same in both cases.