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, 1877-02-12

rupt. It. taxable property Ia assessed nt only
*@aNf oo The total State taxc. on thia
amounted. Last year, 10 s2n,7iB. md It is estl-
a's s,a9 a' a., for n ,he they vii a2nnt
arc *,H ,07, that there will be deficiency of
el41,0O. The State tar In % cents on tic 500,
and county taxes i.50 more, making total OF
e2.40 on tho sl00. Heretofore tic State has en-
product n The mines. Last rear tl,i. produ.t
wns 2,S}9, ,001-more than the whole assessed
wealth Of the State. Nov the mining compa-
n!es Tor some reason or othcr, resist the payment
o. all taxes, claiming that tcy arc exempt, and
the qucatton is before the courts. The cornpa-
nfes are we'll able 10 par, IA their profits, which
are large. enable them to nay monthly dividends.
Ia facs, there Is tttle else In the State bcstlcs
not easy to nee where the necessary revenues
are 10 come from.
, 1877-02-12
COUNTY BONDS AND MUNICIPAL ELEC
TI0Nc '-

~ .se @a' ~ T. 10 10 4.'o1"e'
e"icAou' fco' lo'-nI TUG dcc1s'on o. tRe
Supreme Court Just rendered Il seoma TINT Cook
County !" no. to BE- :aaa'e t WITH a. enormous
.'l,,',. .," -, ~ 49,, ~" pa,"' r,",,. ~,
decision teen,s salutary, on account Of our our
irresponsible County Board, not to say corrupt,
vet ti,cr,, /, no tloubt TINT Cook Comfy shm,,I
i,.x. C,;1.t tt..'s .,.I H.. 49,, 49,. r...
.,s w.. T,,',n. @ -. ,a,a sovn nu.
" W nr,n afe no. ~i,!.ns 10 lhlrust III the power
nI M nslna INC a"i,rF necessary lor Ihas ptTpnse
70 we psesans lioSsu' new toullty ooartl
,'',tst then be bad, and that cat only be at
iaiheu W the ASSISTANCE OK the Legislature.
!hut hut wnala warn tha pubic that
IKE n0afu VII again " elected
,.ln tllne ior ~ s!lr'. liz. election shall
t'nh " tic autumn. We saN tho result last
fall. 1t i'eca'nc fn'poaslolo 20 remove tnl
nominee u IRON inc patty slrkee. u was tstr,l
assessments, and therefore Il was Impossible to
Induce ssla central Committee y remove thcH,
iney claimea tnat tite rIoe .sckct Would oe en-
dangcrca 4 snch pls':at'on should take piagr,
and henco the bad and the good raniaInc,l upon
TIC sicket, aihI they all went 10 eOgelAsr or
We!a defeated together.
what las neen OFT cTncrtenee In regard to
clcstion ot Aldermen hcratofores sn l'''lY as
Aldermen we're elected On the general ticket ~
tha autumnl we hst Common Council which
when n'f present connf1l was etcclcd! Only
EnHi tHnn Netr e!shsetft sor tne rras0n that no
other officers WeFe rht4an at the eatne tttno. ani
an opportunity Wha gwen to5 Tho voters to se-
lect the best, aud tbs kat they dld seicrt.
Now. my hulhb!o opinion fA that u ttIe Cleo
tt0n Of County Commissioners shall bo cnt!-
snucd ~ " now. IN tue lall,
, 1877-02-12
WIIITTIE AND STEDDINS.
r.is r rAnnnxAclr srnYtcua

r.,,a"..a,s ".a ~. "ts. SAH,.s 49,.
l"s .aoela'sae "aA a'nos' ce",p'eIe'y "s.ea
conducted by Me*srs. Whittlc aud slcbbtns.
.rh. cxcr.i,ca wrrc ,,nn-e..Ivo AMI tn,sr..,yr1
on1 nart IL hr shc r,.. ".sa,,,en -..,'
49, NV ..".." =. t"o .ss a,ss.oas. a. Nun
Whit.'e Is awakening greater interest In his
meetings, and hs able assistant, Mr.. stebltns. Is
ma non,,Ior a bvn,u tnoso ,r,,, ha, ,'ro.
cc,ic' h,r, A. ,},c T.tn,n,oI. r.,,.,.,.,a, p'-
ecreu n.' n,n, ~ l"c iaoe,mns'e a,, ent"cf'oEa.
1hc platform was filled with ministers and
prominent cliurch.woykcrs of both sexes ycstcr.
div afternoon.
Tim rvcrct.c, ,rtrc ,,sc,,n Al. 4 o,c,o,,- u,v,,,
ch.,, ~ 11ass.s n. -, I, gu. Nv ""s
ah1 Pref; FIX offered PRAYER.
Nal. WhIttlc announced that o meeting would
9c held next Sunday. ut the snme hour, At tic
laosfha'ic, ahn inc I'1on 90, msetinns would bc
s9"1s :e Wa Fl De ea;s s ast s Of FAy M .oI %Tegsf
been reported IS having said that inechanics
we're getting all the wages they were entitled
70, and hc Wished IL undcF4.ool that he did not
q! Illustration he had been ,n:s,Adcrsiood; he
dill not believe that mechanics were getting all
inc wages they wcro entitled tn, but,
on tho contrary, thought they were not
would be aorry to call together the mechanics
and railroad men an'l tell them such thing as
hal Iccn attributed 70 him. lie was afraid the
Dev'l WAS at work. ns llc always Is It, suci, cases.
Mr. stcbhlns aang tie hymn, "Ar[sc, lie
Callct} Me-" and 1t WIS evidently. refreshing
The popular hymn, "TAc Sweet Dy.antl-by."
gave the audience an opportunity for congreya-
t'ona' singtnG. which tllcy improved
Maj. Whlttln prefacc1 his preaching with the
usual announcements Of tn1uiry.meotinea, and
then read from thc Gospel Of Luke, thc fiiccnth
chapter. the famliar story ol the Protlleal Son.
In nlain, mattcr.of.fMt way he referred 10 the
temptation OF the prodtGal. md hia return np2
forgiveness. To be Christian anil Child Of
uol wa: better than anything: he sal, ana he
pictured tic WaMlerlngs Of tic protltgal, aud
drew illustrations showing how the Chrtstian ro-
proved sin, md bow sinners sought 10 avoid II.
Tho pr.Ali,ai hal wastcl bis Substance III rlotu.ts
living, mud they were ali given 10 thr same apps-
, 1877-02-12
MAI, COLE.
THE WORN At ADRIAN.

Adf47H fMHt 1iWSs. fth. z.
The doors at tho Orcra.li0use were opened
last evening at 2 o'clock, but long before that
time enough people wuro In front Of and In the
Vicinity OF that bllllng to ,uors than dll II, The
csuwd in attendance wcrc admitted AZ fast as
they could bc seated. Ind by 7:l5 the doors of
tho e0tnrc wore rlosGtl, every seat on tho Stage
and IN ths auditorium being allcd, aud many
people being standlug.
TlIK SERVICES
opened Ivy tho singing by choir and audience,
Mai. Colo then took tho platform, and Prot,
Nckecver offered prayer for the SUCCESS Of the
tucrtlngs. Nal: Colc then gavu out poor Bltsx'
well.kuown revlyai hytnu "lloA thu Fors,n
choir and audience rising and singing with much
icrvor,
Tho fourth chapter Of Nehemiah was then
read, Mat. Colo prefaring tho reading by son,e
remarks concerning the Gospel meetings IN
Scotland. and urging that a1l true religious
movements must he founded on ths Scriptures,
and those only, Another oriei season Of silent
PRAYER followed after which the Kcv. Mr.. lll-
man male an carncat kupnlicatlon for succcss.
saMals 81 tine Nc slnktsg.'
The Malor then came fnrward. lie said lie
cane 10 this town about twenty y-thrrc ycurs ago,
engugcd i, b,.snaas alnlost al! hi. HE, Attended
CHRISTIAN: and tried to tell other pcoplu about
Christianity, but tin truth wus that he knew
nailtnK about it. but he thanked God that q
short TING before The Chlcago hrs he Lcgau to
was no letter than any man bcforr him. lie
h44 only be<otne CItri.tiau. lie believed that
u b. bad not found Christ before now hc would
au1ietEe Tonight to tel whatthe graas good Col
hal done blui. IIu then read another passage
Of the Scriptures, and urged that Christians
should at tn their religion as they did In il,etr
tlFr>tI liz i
bread, but We shouldn't like to have II brought
around once week. lie had never Intended to
appear before audiences. but fsom doing ind.
friends he bai cotus to Lc whcre
hs was. Alr. Mpoly had once said 10
him that he spoke To one soui every .lsy. aud no
tMa1. Co1v} should b. happy WLuu God told hjm
u xu back u The haulsuhanu work which ha
n1ost !oval Satau WA = lard tAss-1uastaf, and
those uho had worked fur blu the most faith
fully Hesa tie beat WITNESSES to this truth. H.
, 1877-02-12

st. Lnhis RtHuAiieaA.
elWith all rs ueulth Of gold and silver, the
State Of Nevada h Ia danger Of becoming bsuk-
, 1877-02-12


RAEUAtSs EVERY DAY IN HTO1tES HOUSES,
- toa. landa farnL patents. lnrTchnndtsc, rte: II
yHl l!1ve anYthnr q sell lrnlrs hrlhx Il GpHg,
kTfi0NG 4 I:'CIlANBs. y Exehanxn naiidlnG.
11on sALE-tI.EAAr-TItE sTsM'K. TUnls. .MA'
L. GlIhrtt. and lr!d!nks 1f thG Northwestern Wind
NJ! sn1 I!p ras."'f 1l!. 4 fsrs chinee 10! ia.
TRUMAN. Cashlrr tIxnn Na1!onAl Hank.
IRON sALE-A FLAMING MILL sAsti. JHj0E, AND
slHt taS,nrx ;s% r. thr,xnE x,ars "t Sar.nsru ~.
Wcst dining 1unrialn1 hll.Inea.: .npnpY ~antrl; no
trader time for rart T. Flst3ssfSfI. I+a taofpuat
CTOcK OF n1:t'Gs ttals SALE. lNVflCK, tJ,IvJj
y l"G*ntl Terms easy. \. u. DEfsrELSEA. Na.
QuoketA Ia.
G1G0 CASH nt'yA 4 COFFEE AMI LUNCH
~ wv restaurant; rs GtTfr. EI1i fatAtldu Tor luy
ltnd nj businrks; renl inw. 3t1N HIatc.tt.
, 1877-02-12

l. LhiaeA embracing I'll kinds Ia the M4lket al from
to ~. Money Io.uel ac hlues Loan Utn -
i3a GIArk.ss., Room =, W. ss4!za.
, 1877-02-12
E0lk SALE,

Ton sALE-wE6TEHS AND sMrTliEisS OUT
a., h,i IT, fsr 1 'hs hssk ~ I,'s, Trtt sies H..
edulpn.r. hal slsrl hrAies anil nlafy htotcs
IN Rrnerai. GustruMcnt No<,s utpvk. y! E2A4 ItAu.
do'ph.at.
frOR aALE-FELT HATS At 81 EAClI WtiltTI
! tlHk ls&sst +tYlt. GuSslnAslk uoo1s Npvl. "
E1ll f.aAioIrhBk.
, 1877-02-12

4tAS4kAH4sG.s
'fW EKCltASiE-HY +. u. N0yn. ROOM II, Ita
i Mnitianp.st: '' -
.fts!l-FIns stnHt ftsnl building .n lot an1t2a on
Wrst Side: rt,La srnaat Tor $l5yt; want Enoi
clear tnsade lots nF n"Fntr finE eQu!ly f uN)i hers
10 chhnrn for paving pr$sTrrIY.
!.sos+t ioi'. " star; Letxten Jseston api Van
HHFrn-&fa waut Tod fas1,A fur t1Gty Wild 3udsi
hi. + nr.t: :els.s 1T w!u'.sala storrs.
k7a. .HsI-Il 2.s"ss ahl baFmrht modern httck
~: n ssry bar y s!,v; rcatca wells s.teSi
Illinois Or iiItsiurI. clear; iurlGaer. s:i.T1 '"
'l,o RxcuAvGg -pnH nlFs,XEss plsOFEHfY-1
rrfr sn'es tnr NJ ~, nrtcs adjoining tbs CITY oi
t'sa4u ne.rv II Ecll ap!aad ''o un,. tree anl seaF
s 'nrnme,anf m nltn sessrl , 1'!.Tno f1oat
nnrs far @atr = sreat t.arEainA at wtl exchange Tor
fdcAttrd. CLAllkE SILVA. >! Maior ItIuek.
, 1877-02-12

=.
fSOrNtl-H0ItSK WITH WHITE SPOT ON FOt.E.
L Ncad. Call " aEs Jatlaon VI.
i 0SrrIS ,st1NrAy AfTEE!N!X., Fen. u. A
laara gold watch, Mnrkfa 'tMutlie" Quff9tlo
Ca.a and atok:n rhatn AstarhM Probably Ia NortA
I'll: rsI snltahu reward VIII bo xlycn " leaving
at Tho Tribune a1hcs.
T o2y-oN SUNDAY, TIiE iiTIL WETWEES THE
~, iHimer Itnl,ss md rnrard.as ,iorc, i!uesil:
enltalr viii e patI ~ tho Under II left at ta
ran@f 1Ioass Restaurant. =
Cox lEsSAtsD fnEk TIKI EETtt9S az ii St.(.E
tD1tl Rtvtsry, ,waEnn. taken IN Tho evening Of lst
1is1 =! q F:hsMaty iren forast 9t Ixs!itI .a4
satat W 1ctnrneA 10 tha pf0ptr twnrt a. 4, ktEHS
, 1877-02-12
COUNTRY real, ESTATE.

@r~--~~-
Ff0R sALE-&t. Hn-3as.AcRE FARM 4 MILES
IL II! asres under ., l.rse titnh"r
lend. ID tc very ba&t gnu1 nrchhriA h0l+s GF4
rtrns one Of tlIr~e rooms L1urrarcriiia has 4iryj
people. connty. ia,Fn f1UH,lown hslancc IN one,
two. three anu fnHt ycars pr rs1f,
e!5 rsF ncrc asEts q .pcntl Land thr.. miles
IT, H. no lm?ro! !en.nt: Isna ti,- .-ry bsst praris
~ ttAdc Term. 81. down. THIS l. 10 mica If0n+
Chicago and Ia bargain.
7. u. HOrD.
-... fln1n IL. 1tT NAdtann+st.
i County: 1ftI.s sree farm ~ miirs fsun ChicaRtI
chrap: c1tAere farm In tlnFah tnants very choices
ltu<rn II. >''
I3nR sALE-IiDNES ASD FaTtMtSU LAMBS n
the s"uih~clt; nl.n chnlce tlnh II ianh on~r-t ut
great b1ryalH<. Land r1p rers {ckrs Furnished 10
capitalists. ii. wilfPP1H. i: nm H. int ws.hfnstnn
, 1877-02-12

m.AGfRtNEKFs
V{rR cANEY IN STOCK FULL OUTFIT OF PORT.
" sble aud stAslunHry enximca. lUrI< raw MlIlIs.
sal general machinery. Parties kUtnE 10 thr BlArk
punhA.inXt can III sf!trs k,rt hUtee. Eoshcster
NA4hpugY MAniari 4riux CUMpAny, ~ 8dl " Soulh
Cansl.st.. Chicago. III.
, 1877-02-12


I3AnTSER WASTFD-AS OLD Is rAntl>lED5
ennIIli<sson 1sul vt shta clfy G..n: i4EEs IND +
lneTa.! ba.'ne.s nssdla ,Fr s.j.! Z! - soaeeFu,
or s1ul s1a Al t4tc.4 eat~G4;t; k1s: cl-4, op.t
Io,; an, M IT t. ItsY g-ata s3sRsSiS4
, 1877-02-12
TO HENT-t10USE$.

To TkENT-f10UxE$.
r5t0 REST-&)i PER MONTH WILL RENT 2.STHRr
frame houfe. i01nrvariM.. will rrHf separately,
- for httt door ant II fot setoad Apply II Wrs
cfnsnr.
TW IEST-T0ssEss1llS MARCH, on hEFi)liF
L f!.ronm house 10 1t.claq. totstten targr tut
and double barn. 9as and BATH Appy Al liz fafk.ar.
T'o ,EEST-lHlusES AND TESEMESTs NEAR
! Lincoln Park. Two stUrrs In Enod IUcntfnn for
slry. 1n North sidr. oItee. kanolptAi. near ghtr.
tRhtoph.st. -
, 1877-02-12


NEW LiFK hF AGOp, SASKEy, AND BLtsH
~ With esxant herl eusraytAE.i FrosprttuA nov
, 1877-02-12

atoncaent in avery single ssson.h VIZ % m',cs, aaH
lfke sbls Is the opin'on Of many clergymcn and
church. But. ~ prosecuting tticlr Iioa, ss,sy
have ovtT-taxci human nature, for Ii there IA
que thing It Will not ontinrc It is "yaln rcpcti.
uona;" shsnld our political spralsors attempt
the one theme OF ta1if, or suffrage, Or taxes.
they would IN short tine I,snsrse
the audience aud soon bring good theme
~ tM'o uts!eputs; ny even tlo iargcst theme
which undcrltes all ths e!oNucf,cs uf Tho
great past1 gould endure such q treatment
Mepet..o,1 WY! make contempsible ti'u must scl.
;n. amn ttuth u % s!tl,er politics q religion. AZ
tlcfeiorc tne political orators all hayo assumed
tllat ~ audlelee can learn lesson, that what ia
true docs mol become any n,oru fruc by brin1s
aa'ty repeated, 50 tl'a pulpt must assume Tint
H. hs,se aaiese ans ~ II n Of human t aud Is
tatning Ita Information at least moro sIlan one
week. In extremu old ago The eas1,e st.,ry va "a
ta. toa or snloysd 1ay bcsa,e tho memory hav.
heard yesterday has been erased aid ii IL ncr W
agzin; but tho pulpit dara not assume the
dotaEe Of the entire audlsnye, and tu ven.
t,urtnS X. cas 'Snv Sunday sn1t cardinal
Ut the tntellccts present viii feel XIX
under twin repetition tha idea Ii nat rs1ne
hut 6inktns In power. The loss Of frcshneas Il
aiways tue LOSS Of power: A bearing Is not ~.
sNku - 1NsA ~PS0Atu& IN pEE2GltlOG
more than IN prayer. Indeed, tho vsry anIi.
Unity Of the Crusa should caution lie linx
against murh speech un that tleue. PHI
Elurllrd In nothing but the Cruaa; but hta fsci.
tngs wctc 81 deep that le did cot oyerwheitn
thu Divine. Idea with aRv gushing, endless
rhetoric. Paul spokt mud w1ute "a ail lie
large aud small uuties VI society: hu ayen
preached to the women Of his tinc., aud tolI
them what seemed beat for them in tbat sxs:
ae wrots IN Tltnuthy about Ill the usactlsI
things q cyeEy1lay HE; NO duty o. tustot,,
estlpcd hln; HI gl0riIiul, Indeed, III the Cruss.
but, because Of Its greatness, he ca,as 10 IL
dlssuaslon only tn = few Vi Ills hoIlrst houra.
aud then he raiscd his voice in q more powerfuj
elo9uenre. II daily discusston anl euluxy a,ijcu
to the value Of al ilea, tsle., The uuty ui ihe
pulpit would be plain, but "a fact, tue most
uscfuI anu tI ulv,ueet truth OF slmp or ctcrt,itv
may lN rendered puweress by tho exrlsmation4
nnd adJettiyss uttered iuno<a,utly for Its Wtxery
alton. fhc ioudcst, wordIeat grlef p4sscs ston-
est away.
While, then. the central theme OF tie pulpit
Il Christ, or the CIos4, IL must assume thIt
society van lcaru something aud that u spcaE
inreasAutiy upou one thcine sill, NJ Z 0epc5N
rule, lujuEe thc proposition ~ 1ea1ot4ly es-
pulsed.
But, furthermore. Christianity and heacc the
pulpit wslcns uut aud lhrlulss al u4urats, all
tha htxhsss iduAA u saaru:t4 and conduct.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-28

Teach your sons how To say No. and
mean IT. Yes. and stick In il.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-28

Teach your sons 10 wear their clothes
like kings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-23
O'CONNOR AND ms $4,000.


A singular case is being tried before Vice.
Chancellor Van Fleet in Newark Andrew
O'Connor of Paterson sues Charles Rempf and
wife, Of the same place. to recover possession
Of his property. valued at 5000. which he al
lcgcs they acquired by unjust means. In
March last. after n week. spree. OConnor was
found by the police in Rrmprs house in Ham
burg avenue almost insane from liquor. Had
h. remained there a few days longer he must
have died. Wi le in the house he signed away
hls property to R"mpi- wife for 81 ON ooudi-
ton TINT she should pay all his expenses whilo
he we'd and hi- funeral expenses when he lied.
This stil ulHtun. hl~ friends SAY, accounted tor
his hiutal tr.ntm"nt in R'mp's house.
pomini " l.. VI. Mrls4. VINO from onec being
u clergyman In Paterson degcnrratcd into the
keeirr of u low -l'oon. drew up the 1enl trans
ferring O'Connor's propNrtyto Mrs. Rrmpf
Nc-f rdny Mr. liempi tH-t fed that he allowed
o'Connor g. rrmHin M T. - house three nights
and th refused to lrth him rcmain ANY longer
No liquor WIS givcn him, lie sHid 30 Mr.
E"mpl; VIII make u all right with you'
s.uI for Dominic Weis- ! Will give my
property To You. and you take care of nae whic
i've lie carried out the proposition yolun-
IiIly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-23
THE VAR ~ TIE E.fST.
The Turks Hepuised ut schtpkn paS-The
Russians Fortirying Kustcndii.

RUSSIAN GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, Con-
NY-SrUDEN1. Aug. 21.-Forty batalions under
Sulenan Pasha renewed the attack this morn
ing on the Sohipka Pass and were again re-
pulsed. The fghting continues although dark
ness has set in. Tho enemy advanced stimuli
tancously from Loft ha toward Srlvi. linc
firing began Mt noon mt points occupied by our
advanced guard Tho result is unknown.
BUCHAREST. Aug. 22.-Thc Russo Roumanian
Convention respecting Roumania's a-tivc par
tcpation in the war IL now definitely concluded
1t is said tho conditions are very favorable TO
the prnrpality. The Russians nrc strongly
forifying Kustcnlii with heavy artillery. Nu-
merous Russian rciniOrcemcnts are arriving in
tn" Dohru lsohn.
CoNsrASTINor1E. Aug. 22.-Thc Governor Of
Tricna, Thcssaly, iclcgrnphs ON Aug. ~. TINT
the Turks huve carried hy assault som" in
lrrnchm"n,s erected ut Lighena 10y the Greek
Insurgents.
Osman Pnshn. under datc of Aug. 81. reports
encounters with Russian cavalry at Nereinsk.
west Of Pl,'vna. aud at Antek ON the rOud 10 Or
chunir In both cascs the Iusaians were re-
pulsed
LoNpoN. Aug. 29.-The DaHy Nnrs' Berlin
correspondent WI .tcs that Germany prot 1t
against the Turk ish atrocities is du" totlr sug-
gcston Of the Emperor William. Although the
protest does not contain any throut-, II ia Of "a
nature TO convince the Porte that Germany is in
eurupst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-23
rirRIcK rAAlAnrns DniTM
Was he Poisoned by his WIFE or struck with
club by Eawnrd FItzgernidf

Coroner Cannon Of Jersey City last night
bo gan nm inquest into the cause Of the death Of
Patrick Fnhhec. who died suddenly in Ae
yard ~ tho Gregory street police station on
Tuesday. Police inspector Morrison testified
that On Tuesday tho wifa Of the deceascd man
WIS given permission 90 visit the prisoner. nnl
shortly Hft, rwarl she was seen to hand 20 the
prisoner can containing dark brown liquid.
Ser.t Murphy took the can from the woman
ulicr il WINS handed hnck 10 her She WIS taken
g. tho detention room nul questioned hy the
" W.tutNs. Sur said that the ll4uor given 10 her
husband WIS composed of milk and brandy.
She prp. .ur.d tho brandy in a dlsllIlnly. she
l,.r.irrI that hor husband WIS very mn u
given to drinking, AMI she supposed thNt ne
licd Of natural 'aus0s, To her tnowlclge her
huslnn had not eaten un4lhus M several
" cks. Shc dcnind that shr had gwen any
poison to her husband
Doorman samuel NJ I"ughlin testified that
hn udmiucd Mrs. FaiaN'r t1 the PRISON. She
heiH Ll-k. which oonttlu"l "a 0nn and som"
rakn. Tho rdn npp"Hrrl io contain nothing
bat milk. IL the moan tlmr th" witness y, ut
d.. rounds Of tic cells. ON r'tuiun ng, Mira.
Tnluhen startled hiin W M dr lHrius thut ht =
husband WIS dying With th' u-- STANCE of
S-rfs. Muuhy and Carroll. tlo witness ,ar.
red FNllr ont into tho 0 -ol ylrd. II" 40 II
w tIlu GN' luInutrs, II" "nntIs"d 70 W 'thi about
thrro mehns long on tl.r pri9on,rr mend. u
was 1000 Oli , "ur. ruI n. shl} h"I'd. II Hrn'
,ti Is. inflated hy IIWtrl lliHgrrIld in lunr-
r'L IiWUrd l.td-"ri ac'u- II oi n~Nlutlus
/ llHhn'. was then cul.Dd - tao Coroner, lat
Talu-el fi ttatIfN
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FROM ONE JAIL TO ANOTHER.
MR. DONfHUE HANDED OvER TO THE
SHEKIEF or STEUBEN COUNTY
Ecarrested on ~ Warrant Charming him with
Conspiring TO Provoke ~trikc-An APP
prnl to Workingmen for Assistance.

=, -. ~ -. tI,D I.0.I,r ~
Nhcn Barney D. b'hahuo' Vhc iV"uVl vi
thc strike on the Erie Railway, arose from his
,.,,,,i -, nj o,r,,,,,,tt,,.,u In Iudio,v S,r.ct
J" ",' 80 -. w..
JAN Yesterday he was told by tho Deputy Nhr-
den; "You will not be rolcnsed from custody,
Nr n.r,.,.,,, t,,, =, ,,c on, - our cnrn
WI p'',' "".' w, ~" W. w. >, ", W ~ =,
intOth" hands OF the Shnril Oi St'up'n 'ouhiy'
This announcement Sns no surprisr to the pris-
o,,r u,h,1 ro, ,,,.,,d T., ,,ntn bis lih.rtv
'".'. ~ "'' "'. ~ w." sui '' -
and had remarkodto his friends on the previous
evening thnt he cxpected that Mr. Jrwctt rc-
.t.- ~. ~. t,..t.... .....tt n..t -.
'''N'i VI NV i'''' "''""'' "'"'" "'' SUNNI
means to further annoy him. llc had SUPPOSED
however that tho order to etlin him in custody
,,o,,id conn, il, ,,, ,b.,,o ~ n ynrrnr, ond rc.
N"uiu Vo"io III vi" Si"p' "' wa. i""' @ "i'" ~
Guisitpn from the authorities Of tho State OF
Naw Jersey on the ground that he had been
guilty of contempt of court The warrant upon
which the prisoner WIS removed yesterday
charges D1nuhus with cunspiring to provoke u
air kn among tho mon omulyvod on tho Erie
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TIE Jnms ~ rrRhNr


WAsHINGToN, Aug. - 4 despatch has
been received utthc Department of State from
the Untcd States Minister to Turkey eynSthn
total number oi lsraolites IN tho ottoman om-
pite as 100000 or those Enumnuin contains
100000. As attic Turkey $4,000. Eurnprau Tur-
koy 1000. srrvia 2u0D. g.. The United Stat',
Mn stcr says that justice to thr Turk "on p"'s
him to admit that the lsraalt's have ho,n better
treated 10y tho Ottoman than ly many of the
Western powers, and that the impression pro-
walls that thoy are better treated IN the omplre
tAan the Christians. They are recognized ~
an Independent religious community. with tn"
privileges ul their own o'cl'sHstral rule. the n
rh"f rabbi. Chm ham Bashi. having. IN cons1-
quenrc of b 's iun tons. erent influence.
The Turk -h Minister ot Foreign Affairs pro-
tested 10 Mr.. Maynnri that where Turk sh rule
prevailed tho Isrurllt's always enjoyed every
privilege nr'ordcd hy tine law t. Ottoman sub
jcnts. Tue only multr r,atm"nt of lSraelies which
hus boon brought Ia the motto" of tho United
States l."ea'fonid id toustantlnoplc during the Of
n .al term Il Alr. MAYNARD. wi- that Of the llnb-
hi SINE r+Ohn. nm American citizen. on the
2Sih Of NoNrmber 1874. tlc rabbi WAS set uppn
hy h. own '0r'. l-iOu Ht~ certain Jews. at Iihr-
rIas. robbed OF "a cou-ld'rubl, amount. and mo ~
-lhiuriully utultrrnted hy impr -onWent, ~tun-
iug. str Iprl uuh 81. ana ridden M that cOudl-
t!nn tArOI q, tll. streets of I htriii~ barely as
cauin " tl h4 lif' The tod stat. Consul
M Bierut went tn Tlherins and hnd the prrpn-
TO- Soy, ot tine outrage arrested. Som" claimed
Brush protection, uhd es'Hpri uj nlsAL
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Mr.. IND mrs. HiRPER.
suing for Divorce In New York and for
Abandonment In IIoboLcn.

Mrs. julia T.. Harper pretty, dnrk-cyod
brunette Of thirty, wis held to bail bS Il order
MrDonou.sh Of lIphokrn yesterday. charged by
crhusband, james \. Harper of New York w TIA
abandonment and LIVING with Milton T.. Low len
in Congress street Jersey Ciy Heights. Mrs.
Harper in her defence said that shr had bncn
married eight years 10 MIR. Harper. and thcs =
wrrs oilht years Of misery Onre he att mpla Il
to poison her. and she took her child with h'r
for fnnf that some harm would h"fa II. She
nlso declared that her husband wis unialthml
and neglected. her. md t. rl'h an "Atnnt that
she was pcnuiless and stnrved.
Counsel for Mrs, Harper der-nled the GUS
toiy of the child. and VIII n tall by the Re- order
that she would hnvetosurrcudrr il. she declared
it Was tn purpos' of her husband to mur ter
the LITTLE one. She WIS rOmnellr Ia enter INTO
a rooogn .Xsueo e. proturr the child. and WAS
held in hail with Lowd I'm ilOn1 to upp ar for
cNamInaiIou The parties are engaged in III,
vorte suit lu \ York ou rompl. amt prot rr'd
hy Mrs. Harper. They occupied hnui-om"
rD-ld,n'r iu the upprr p1lt OF thocit Lowden
pIctcnl7 to hn a detective.