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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-21

her railroad system which is mad
equate to the transportation required
for such war as that now pending,
and which may possibly involve
other powers besides those men,
toned.
The attitude of Austria has not
been altogether satisfactorily defined.
Turkey, however, seems to have
been busy in diplomacy at Vienna,
and there is talk of concessions of
territory, which may have a ten.
dency to keep Austria out of the
struggle, or at least from opposing
Turkey. -Bdto. Sun.
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A LEADING Conurassman in a nr;-

A leading Congressman in a pri-
vate letter sums up the political sit
uation thus: "Everything turns up
on the question whether the South
will in fact reciprocate the good will
which the President has shown. The
practical test is whether they will
give him the organization of the
House. The President thinks they
will. and 1 hope this belief is well
founded; but have my doubts as to
their courage to do So"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-21

The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers on Saturday issued an
order for a strike of its members on
the Philadelphia and Reading Road
and accordingly the Engineers all left
their engines about midnight. No
detention of trains appears to be ap-
pretended by the Company, the de-
cision of the Brotherhood having
been anticipated. In the order issu-
ed by the Society the men We're for
hidden to abandon their engines be-
fere reaching their destination.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-21

Among the Southern Democratic
journals that are giving a cordial
support to the President are the Rich
mond Wing, the Charleston Ne,os and
Courier, the Nashville American,
the st. Louis Republican, the Mem
phis Avalanch, the Vicksburg Herald
and the New Orleans Times.
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The Chicago Times since the Dem.
.ocratic defeat in that city has taken
up its old practice of speaking of its
party managers as follows: "a
more irreclaimable lot of idiots and
asses than the persons who set up for
managers of the old graveyard party
In this city, this State and this ma
ton, the planet we occupy does not
cOntain.D
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-21

Steamers which sailed from New
York for Europe on Saturday took
extraordinarily large quantities OF
provisions. Besides 9S5, 900 pounds
land 1900 quarters fresh beef and
many live sheep, there were heavy
shipments of bacon, pork and lard,
and 100, 900 bushels of grain.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-21
SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1877.

Comments on the spring elections
are neither numerous nor eloquent
In the Democratic journals. John
G. Thomson should call upon them
to "exult" lite.
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THERE is new cause for alarm in

THERE is new cause for alarm in
the South. Three thousand emf
grants from the North recently set
tied in one county in Florida. There
upon Georgia paper said: "Florida
will no doubt welcome the immigra-
ton of honest and industrious people
of any party; but if one object of the
movement is to carry the State for
the Radical party, the Democrats of
the South ought to see that this part
of the programme does not succeed.
How will they proceed?-An attempt
to bulldoze healthy Northern set
Element might result disastrousIy
If Northern Republicans, having
been invited to Florida, make their
homes there, they will probably vote
to suit themselves.
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The Washington correspondent of
the Louisville Oourier-JournaI says
with positiveness that ex-Judge
David Davis's chair will be filled by
some Southerner.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-21

Correspondents must enclose full name and
address, not necessarily for publication, but
as private guarantee OF good faith. Reject
ed communications will not be returned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-21

OF Governor Chamberlain's politi-
cal future the Washington correspon-
dent Of the Philadelphia Times says:
1t is quite common to hear the pro-
phecy that at some time in the future
he will be prominent figure in ma
ional politics. If the South Carroll.
Democracy were wise, said con-
'ative member of Congress to-day
would secure for the cause of
vatism his unquestioned tai
lawyer, politician and writer
y g him to the United States
a place of M. G. Butler, if
TIN enient gentleman can be
r. In ield what he regards as
nconv rights for the good of
ed toy, course, the gentle
,diViduaA Id insure Butler the
state I'M tersOn' whose Won
added Won IS within the last
,ession 70 ,, as the. best type
full someHehh is carpet-baggers
! days se",n howu lvepturers,'
nd S mere pOll'lc"~
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TELEGRAPHIC.
OFFICIAL STA TEMENT OF RUssIA'S
POSITION.

OFFICIAL STA TEMENT OF RUssIA's
POSITION.
LONDON, April ia Reuter- tel
essram from st. Petersburg says :
The Gar leaves for the army almost
immediately. He will confine him
self to inspecting the troops, and
will not take part in the campaign:
TIL Re order of the day, announcing
declaration of war, has not yet been
issued. In official quarters it is rep
resented that the present situation
conlpels Russia in certain degree to
act single handed, Russia alone,
among the great Powers, having
modified. The abrupt manner in
which the Porte rejected the proto-
col would make rehabilitation on
Russia's part appear like a retreat.
FUR key, it is pointed out, desires a
conflict, and forces on war. In her
circular note she not only rejected
the protocol, but, in principle, de-
MED to the European Powers the
right and faculty Of urging in any
way internal reforms in Turkey. or
demanding guarantees for their exc
QUITO and control of those ameliora-
tons. Thus an entirely new state of
things has been created by Turkey,
by which even the basis of the con-
ference has been set aside. Russia
who modified with a view to pre-
vent the advance of the Crescent to
Belgrade to obtain reforms in Tur-
key, insuring the security of Chris
tlans and guarantees for the execu-
ton and control of measures of re.
form, has given during the last five
months rare example of her pacific
Intentions and cOnciliatorv endeav.
ors. Turkey, having rejected any
opportunity to give pacific turn to
affairs, now urges forward decision
by arms. 1t is hence concluded that
Russia, who is now in arms, and has
manifested her desire for peace, can
not retreat.
THE INDIAN SURRENDER.
CHEYENNE, w. T., April 17.-Ad-
vicee from Fl. Robinson, Neb., dated
the 10th, state that on the 14th instant
the Village ofSioux previously men,
toned as coming in with Spotted
Tail surro und to Gen Crook at the
Soptted Tail agency. The village
numbered about l 900 persons manly
Sansarcs and Minnecoujous, under
Roman Nose and other chiefs. The
Indians asked permission to appoach
the agency in the style commonly
used by them upon entering friend
ly Village, which was granted them.
About ten O'Clock the various to the
number of perhaps 300 made regu-
lar charge on the agency from several
directions, yelling and firing their
pieces in the air. At eleven o'clock
the main Village filed past the post
and went into camp on spot desig-
mated by the agent. AS the village
was approached about thirty princi-
pal chiefs and head men rode in a
line into the fort advancing slowly
up the parade to the commanding
officers quarters, where wheeling to
the left they faced Gen. Crook to
whom they were presented by Spot
ted Tail. The son of Lone Horn first
rode forward and laying his gun on
the ground, said 81 lay down this
gun as token of submission to Gen.
Crook, to whom 1 wish to surrender.
The chiefs all shook hands with Gen.
Crook and rode away to put their
people in camp.
On the 10th inst a.council was held
in which the Indians were told what
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-04-21

Here the military strength of the
British empire becomes subject of
interest. The total of the army of
England is $50, 1862, of which the reg
ulars are 22s,624; reserves, 32O, 1921 ;
Irish police, 1900; Channel Isles,
$500; Indian army, 110,197 and In
dian police, 100000. 1t is probable
that large proportion of the entire
Indian forces would sympathize with
the Sultan and his ally, although
Russian agents are active, and the
prize of independence from British
domination is tempting. 1t is I'M
necessary to add that the navy of
Great Britain is the most powerful in
the world.
The army of Persia which is said
to have formed an alliance with
Russia can furnish at least 10000
men of all arms. Her geographical
position enables her to render effec-
tive service to Russia in such quar-
rel as the present, inasmuch as she
bars the way to an Anglo-Indian
army moving westward. The prin-
cipal drawback upon the colossal
military power of Russia is its re-
moteness and the incompleteness of
, 1877-06-23
GREAT BRITAIN.
rtf1 HAEADsTCFY8 TItApK.

6pscla4 DfspaacA 10 1ht Tribune.
LlyEHpooL, June e. - he leading grain circular
fays: Taa wheat ttadc throughout the country 70.
znalua depressed and staguaut. 1rowers deliveries
arc approaching tho minimum, but supplies arfiv.
1us from abroad arr apparently not saiac!snt to
prevent dlmtnutlon of home stock, which two
months $50 was 40 confidently szpsctud before llls
t!Ms. In all markets this week prices were again
lo~er Oh the spot. Slaes Tuesday tuw parcels
psessed for sals have been 10 buyers favor Maize
IL drmer. Th;s market to.day was Esthss steAdles,
tLoash from tho limited number Of buyers In II.
tendance the extent Of business was uotsrsts, aud
Trade clo4es u tho full peicss Of Tus4tsy for good
sna apo claas wheata.
Flour Wa sauv OF aa9s aad unchanged.
kxPLo3iox.
LoNpns. Eag., June =. An explosion occurred
on Tucsdar VI board tbs steamer FAleatine, which
arrived II Liverpool last night from Bostun. One
GfcuAn was killed, and tso others ars In pssesrl.
Qua con titiou
The explosion wa q ut, in tbs combustion
chamber Of Lie port hoiler.s
INp1Ax ylAAHcxA
LoHDox. 1rus =. .-0f lbs Is, GOO, 600 which tho
Marquis Of ssllAbuty u authorized 70 satsa for the
lniian dcaett sl2, 800, 600 viii bs Added TO the
Indian funded dstt. Lord Salisbury u empowered
~ fa:.< tls ether IL 5G0. ooo On Treasury bills.
L~Ea Hamilton, Cudss Secretary scE tndia, asatsa
, 1877-06-23

sIys, water pitcher, second prso silver chased vser
Ifsnrth c':s.1F1sttxtnS r:Hehos a ttnson. Lncy.
gnlrfal lTimtktepeE.Eart !os. ltun
HIfkte. -"
Attfnatea-ueosRe c. Weir. +. n. p.rnard.
~ ne 1nizeF boat to Hen Drake, Wltl leave foot Of
Eark street At o'clock sharp. and no sone. except
tndges mtmhsrn Of the prea, and lnrMed Eucaa gill
bc MloWed Oh 1ntGaA 6oAt without uckks Of invita-.
tlHn.
l. i: Wilson. n. c. ntAy, II. c. bradley. n. Eltert-
son. ". y. McHenfy. Regatta Committee.
The yachts Will BE- known BY iarXs black num-
ocfs on tht!f mhtnsAls. ~ follows:
II. FEo1c. conamanted by Capt. John Prsndiri11e, =
..ni. Mamnite. cepe Al 4 ManEss: fns, d9mmodo.e n.
ispt. ohn Tr1e9,: o AIphs Capt join 4nasrsen; !:
lAhxowl q; TIsttv,nE. Capt: Tom Hendersan; iH
Y. Msrrtsont IL Lacy CAPT. i. b. bsnds ia. Ioode.
nonEb. Capt James Skitlln. "
Al The yachta from forsy.aye to SIXTY feet Il,
length rate ~ second elasa; ihose from Thirty or
10 forty. .hyc a. third class and ali under ih1,tY.
four arc In the fourth elags.
Pools have been sold on the races, and thes ara
about even between the Ina anu Fro!lt, with ihe
Qnt rlse good third favorite. With nottscast
breeze such IA that Of yesterday and tne DAY,
splendid race viii resnIs.
, 1877-06-23

; P1T1sBuna. Pn., june 2c.-A man named 4, J.
ha1f, boot and shoe dealer Of Newark, o., wns
robbed la4t night on tho Tan Handle Halroad of
81, zoo. On hs Arrival hoF~ this morning he mado
statan'ent to tl1o Chief.oS. Police to tho effect
tllat hn had taken scoping.car xnd wsa givon IN
upper berth. Ifc had paced hia .vest, In pocket
" which bis money was, under bis pillow, thlpk.
ing II perfectly safe there. Early ihis morning,
Wlilo tho train wss nearing sten6cnrillc, hu waa
was claiming that hIs coat had bren stolen. and.
upun looking for hls vest, found It Rond. Bsafch.
lug for IT, TO 6nay found 1t nndnr the lower berth,
but tho m0ney was gona ffom tho pocket. Ho wiz
on hls way 70 Now York to ptIrcha.a goods, No
clsW 10 tho thief has been discovered,
, 1877-06-23

inu. A large nombcr Of persons were in attend
anee from Orana Rspiis, snd sevetal from Cleve.
lind and other ctttoa. Chicago Wan represented hy
Hrs. Rycreon, 8. Gale and family, and oihess. In
~. neArlJ l00 couples wett present.
seter1i Important newspspet: changes hays
taken plncd during tht past week: Ue. Thomas r.
Hitchcock rcsircs from tho 4xfsfs and journal,
leaving Nj. J. g.. Les sole proprietor; and Mr.. e.
II. DuIot has aott ths Heraid to ". s. DenhAun,
late editor Of the Free Estss, Of Newton. la, who
takes Immediate possession. Mr.. Dn Do!s will Re.
enter journalism eoon4 probably either In Detroit
or Chicago.
Senator Ferry continues to improve slowly. His
brother, K. r. Ferry. u threatened with reenr-
renee Of some Of The ~ yptoms OF hts lats Illness,
and hts condition 10 regarded With some appre.
henEion.
, 1877-06-23


WILKrsBAna1, Pa, juno ..:2..-Fsank 4. Nesm-
lsl', local Democratic politician antt editor Of
considerable notoftcty, convicted Of destroying
the vouchers and books aud cmbczz1lng $40, 600 Ut
tho Scranton school fund, WAS sentenced to-day to
four years solitary confinement iu the Eaatc.n
!cn!tontfAsy. Had Deamst been convicted on As
Unit trial tho BoyeFeat sentence th4t could have
bccn imposed was 81. U00 aAo anu twO ypars In tic
county Pfiao'i. but. owing u thu disagreement OF
iha Jury, nav trial wns had tean!tlny In eonylc.
ttaEy for four JeArs. Immediately atter hIa con.
yIctson 10 jumped hta hail and was fugitive frntn
and delivered hasaf up for sentencs. ltis thought
ha vii! rrculvG Executive cte,ncneJ.
, 1877-06-23

eepte tht4 tA,,cr pwnr on the distinct understand
Int thai Il should only be uscd ~hcn they eond not
poseibiy acl their Bills. NJ that mtana theJ ronld
on the one hand, bo hhfe 10 keep ailyef steady and
on the other won1d not add to the permanent fndf.
an debt In thia country. he pointed ont thar bills
sola here BY The indIan 0ovetnn.sn fer All practt-
hiAn Government were in this unfortunate position,
y they forced their silver upon the market when
Of atlrcr, and Iave rise 10 fluctuations which wrrc
most Injurious TO Eistesn trade: and II they boz.
rowed money In this country they 0n!y put otY tic
evil day. u hAs btcn therefore suggested thaf
they should Issue TREASURY bills renewable frau
time 10 time.
vICTUHtA AND ULYSSES.
LnNnoa. Jnnc 1g.-1t IA understood that e1-
President fFnns has alteatf received eo,nntMca.
tion frum puten Victoria, and that lc Will b. rs.
ceIycd by her shortly,
, 1877-06-23
THE GREAT GRAB. ::

tpFc1a9 D5spd4tA 10 7H3 9F78UN4.
lxplANAroIls, Ind, Juno o2.-Two Of tho
Indiana National Bank robbers, Fairbanks and
Kennedy, who p1caocl guilty and wore sentenced
to two ycsrs' imprisonment, show signs Of con-
tessIon. They acknowledge that they received
42, 600 as ther 'dtvy "ot tho asag They had spent
$40 Of this when they became aware that officers
wers close upon them, and, not wish
Ing to ha1o the money fonnd upon them.
Officers Of Tho Iause OF Refuge Il riaInaeid. with
Mhon, they wese acquainted, and delivered 81, 800
Into ~ han4s for eafo keeping. Reporters At
bat by ofdcr Of tho Court they wero kort away
frpE! everybody and not allowed to talk. THIS
much OF o cunfefa!0n Hua made to Crinlns1 Judge
md psoaecutluH Attorney. It will DO remembered
t4at S25t 0OV MeEe etoen from tho hlnk.
, 1877-06-23
FRANCE.
1EEIlitLfttAN {.Eu4lIlINHH.

HEfuHLICAH fRuuHAAHH.
PARIS, June 9tt.-Thc Etfatnlsat statts Tint Tho
Republican SENATOR'S have decided not to cntIenyur
tn prevent dissolution Of the Chamber by quit.
ling tho Scna.r previous 10 vote, and thus de-
prlv.nV tho Government OF quorum, u 6uch
taesIcs would only delay tho dissolution for day,
sAT1sslEp.
FARs. Juno a2,-Tho difficulty between II, Loon
lt:nuault and Isaron do Faint Pant, wlich was
capset by tho question Of tho matter in tho fhsm.
statement, R3xncI hy gentlemen win Hpre to have
been seconds in thu Intended duel, l,as bosn pub.
honoF OF both pastlcs.
LONDON. June "a story comes from Paris.
through correspondents OF tho Telegraph anil tue
is:ns. e r.: sssa s:tsd y tSe isasss c$s%stss
for putting mora FFunch ships in tOuiEn!st!un.
nlss0LuTluN.
vknsAtLE1s., june :2:.-in tho Senate the dc.
bate on d':aolutton w"a fcsnnlcl ~. lI!nnes,
iMtwssn ptsa'dsnt NteNahon's word ind u.
NJ; T.; simon protested .ga!n'. hi. word betns
NJ, nrunet maintained what ho had said, and
shortly afterwards declared TINT ~ MsEtet former
famous document In the trfoune, and thus placed
hn.s n ,n snspit 'gain't Justice rhe'a Esasks
y. branst CONCLUDED With the following stato.
awats that thsy tncu. The Aatrsd and dread 81 Tho
s9ms time te.i.abls itepubiIe. Thsr viii always
wosu recently threatcncd in tho Chamber Of bepu-
ties. ~ ~ ofsc!nl randi1aclcs tha Minlslry viii
soneno i;sef to y 1slsstng !he candidates wno 90
fo:se them Into dutna ao."
Dissolution was enaily voted BY l50 10 100.
KkErlHo T,in PEOPLE IN IGNORANCE.
sinsa tns application Of measures akea by tho
h. all ,-i.Asu
, 1877-06-23
CRIMINAL NEWS,
The Town Of Mitchell, in Indiana, In
vadea by 240 Vigilantes.
They Hang Two Et1gtea, and fWarn
Certain Lavlcss Mcn.
a Railway Office in Montreal Robbed Of
$4,000.

vOTCE or THE vIGTLANTEs.
VixcENxzs, Ind. Jans 22.-A party Of v!gi-
lantes Numbering about $40, rode Into tina town Of
Mitchell, Ind. last night ubout II o'clock, erected
In the middle Of tue town 4 scAffoid, and hung
thereon two stufYed efasles with tho following
poateF pinned to their clothes:
"eftes g ~ 0at!aus md ineentiart4s ef Mitchell
do@ ar9sn zSna Il. nox nse ye.rs Since ens
s.Etet!a% md house TURNER'S. with heaidHartcfs nt
hMetneM ~. nurnk thtte nse Ieafa every honest man
bands q Tie asiaastat tas Fiji heo ,6c ieader bent
jones md Tour of t we're afrtstsd i've
.9d ers no! Tho Tea!tensfsfy for Ill.,
feos em ~ eft .sssa m s.a; rhf Ss5
~ nsopt i sf'F
!!ose ss! ~, b FUND Jone. fs,t md seconi Ica.
tenants sad tEo Or three Of his xllbEwcartra There
npon xood eitizea. sts pFssen aeys sappoIs
q @ !aese oat.ws snd their denuncisiton OF ersrv
III r. fettsss IL s1}n
naa nalurc between these men. Une fsa In naftiruiar
sdns wSe 10 III sne L s.oasfher i, nae; n T n
nerfst of so:ety lint ls ron. tho attarney. thonii
sneSafsKe outlaTs oy pcssonaI an ndlvid
,,NoT 10 4 tncxn 70 Al oat:.x, md their spooe+.t.,
sa Sssa',: seS s:,sns:! gss AZ s
a n III s ~ 4. e sS
burned q oe ialieionsy dcstfoycd. rhs isfriy
as feTff % l. iass a.
240 v1artAHrxs.
Tho telegraph. operator was out Of hIs on1ce.
They "ond not allow him to 70 back until, It ii
supposed, they had secured somo muciIago with
which TO paste up theif notices, fred q few shots
'hto tho af, and frightened sotno of the ciiizcns.
, 1877-06-23
BOLD ATTEMPT AT ESCAPE,
Hpsef0j niftkicA TO Tar Tribune

WlLxMoroH. Ill.,. June 22.-Tha ulail train
north this evening had aboard thirteen conv,ets for
Joliet. When mile out of tais p!aec, and tic
train running at twenty miles an hour. George
Thompson leapsd from bis seat, and, throwing
tsh. Tho train was at oacs stopped, and two Of
tho guards. accompanied BY BhusR ltublason. Of
Liyiuxstou County. Or. Kcecy. and c. L. Palmer.
after long and s4hausttng chase. assisted by uu-
metoas otaess, shs convict wal, caught by sheriff
ltob!nson and t. l.. Palmer, aud II uuca ulAnacIeI.
This IL tho 6fth prisoner bherA ltobtnaon nas %.
carsd Within the past fourteen houEs.
, 1877-06-23
FINANCIAL,

9pAetd3 NSr1tcA IN 1hS Tribune.
fxw foaK. Juno c:.-Tho 1fi1uns says The
Dry'Gools usnt Of this city Ia shout to wind up
and 20 Into liquidation. Tho dcposltors will hn
phid In full. while the stockholders ara to Ket
hc.wcun 10 and 100 cents on tho dollar.
br. LOUIE. No.. juno e. 10 a1iay any fears
growing Ont of reports ntiEatiant that tho sus.
pension II the National Iauk of tho Stuto Of Mis-
souri VII! prevent to payment of thu July nteros.
On stale b1nds, It lnny bo stated positively that
Nov York tO meek the lnteEe.t IN July conpona.
, 1877-06-23
NEARLY A HORROR.

hp<t1d1 U11Ps41c8 10 1HS 1T5NN3,
NEW Yon9. Juns cas.-A fro broke out In Topy
PASTORS Theatre Tonight causing aeon,motlon
amoa2 tho audience, but not seaultny In anything
serious. One 0f the actors sos fro 10 cur.
tain behind tho sccnes with 4 candle
which kS WIS shout to use In tho
play. Tas aanas wste st onee extnxuisheI
noise 0! put!ng out the Dire and the arrival Of IN
enRtne .nkds the spectators swtss that eomsthiuR
Nas cut Of lhe way bshnd tho scenes, hut tho
prsssnttnz stanDsds. and the perfonn4nes went
On 10 IT. conclusion.
, 1877-06-23
SUICIDE.

Special Dspaseh 10 7as Tribune.
JoItkT, ILL.,, juno o..-LcwIs pattcr, 4 pcputy
Sheriff Of urundy County. on duty Al The Diamond
coal shaft near uraidwood. committed suicide yes.
eerday hy shooting himself with revolver. NJ
particulars.
6p<etdi Dt'pdieA to T1S 5rtens$.
MILWAUKEE, luna 29.-This afternoon Miss
Kynostun took poison at Tho residence of IcF
h.olaet on tho Wcat Side, On account a. IL alleged,
Of il.trsetmcat. BY her parents, and hos At thc
point of death. Tho unfortunate IL tho daughter
Of Light. Keeper kyRoatou.
, 1877-06-23
ROME DEPARTS FROM HER TRADITIONS,
I4psefdf 1tans;feh Ia Tn Ttfh.tna


srHtN0rEEip, Ill. .juns ga rather novol pro.
ccdnsc wns tho ding In tho Dlatrct Clcrk'a ollce
here to.day Ut petition IN voluntary bank
Ftrtcy by 81. PAtFlcks Roman Catholic CHURCH,
East 1T. Louis. This petition 10 ty Michael t1tg.
gins, Secretary Of the Hoard Ut TFustces, and re.
clos that tho Church IL corporation under tho
lhwa Of tho htate, and, being unahlo pay all Its
dGbta willing to surrender ali 1ta real eAiatr and
elects TO creditors. ta liabilities nro set tturp at
about 9:a+ 000, and fts nominal assets ~ 3l3 UO0
Tile prtlton WAS fcfcsrpd to legIsser Wara for ad.
Indication to. tuurtuw.
, 1877-06-23
CASUALTIES.

CAUGHT IN MACHINERY.
fxntANAroLls, Juns 2o.-As an carly hour this
morning John 1Itl, working In . rolling mill, got
his foot caught In tEe rolls and had bis lex drawn
in. tearing the fesh and crashing the bone 10 tho
hip. lo was thus held In the hot rolls for ten min.
utcs before hs conld be released. He IL Rll alive,
but tliefe II NJ hops Of his recovery.
, 1877-06-23
MORE SINNED AGAINST.
1gpkctaE pi4p94ek 10 IAf TfiAHak.

EAsr aAuIxAw, Ateh., Juno aa.-1Ienry uaus
and RosAnnah Schneider wcro united In mattlmony
in the Township Of bloomfield last night, and Vt
mIdnishs = Raag Of forty man and boys gathered
and gave them sou4ing charvart. Uaus appcaroA
.nd ordered thea OF and, they continuing tho
volycr, woundiny John Law aud lticharu kilsy.
4&ns wa arrested to-day.