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HOT WEATHER.

BosToy June l, 1877.
This the hottest day of the New
England. The Thermometer registered ninety-one de-
grces In the shade here and in some parts of New
England the mercury touched as high as Dinetylvc
dAnrn
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LATER.

JrNE II P. 81
Tho spec ai train hos just arrived here with the
mans Of Mrs. Hover and two OF the wounded. Two
persons' were instantly killed-Mrs. Hickey, OF
rowanda, and Nrs. Hover, OF scranton-and seven
injured. Five Of the injured expected TO
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EXECUTION.

San FRANCISCO, May 81, 1877.
Juan Solaza was hanged. to-day at san Rafael tor
murder
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ILLNESS OF EX-GOVERNOR PACK.
ARD
NV ORLEANS. 1.

NV ORLEANS, La, June ], 1877.
Ex-Governor Packard Is dangero usIy III frpm
gestiyc chIls His physicians torbid his receiving
visitors, messengers Or letters
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Thc lines OF railway by which The Car must travel
arc interrupted in nine different places, ana some
further delay will be necessary for their repair.
tits stated that the Cxar is wiling 10 undertake
chief command az the Emperor william did in The
Franco German war. The Danube will I've crossed
the day AFTER the Cars arrival on ts banks proba
bly, June 10.
ON the Cars arrival ut Ploelesh a council OF war
will be held, and orders are 70 bc given for crossing
the Danube at Ibrail and Turnu-MagurcIi. An i'm
portant demonstration under Prince Charles win he
made from kalalat.
despatch from Vienna dated Friday night re-
ports that extraordinary precautions have been
taken relative TO the Czars journey. Already trains
usually used for imperial journeys have twice
passed along fc Galican railways, all the windows
being closely curtained. Each time IL was be-
lIevcd the Gear had passed Twelve regiments
OF horscguards Will be sent on in advance
by twenty-four separate trains. The Russian army
on the Danube Is 10 be increased to 100000 men.
Provision contracts have been made for this sum
mcr.
EussIA's DIFFICULTIES.
A correspondent at Paris says.-s.It Is now we'll
known what the real difficulties Of the situa-
sion are. Russia can only escape the more
threatening consequences OF her undertaking by
promptly and theoretically limiting IT, II Is evident
that the day scrva takes part In the war or
Roumauian troops cross the Danube Austria
will occupy one or both principalt,es Then
the real Eastern question will then commence. Ger
tsny Russia Is dong her utmost to keep Servia back
The difficulty raised 70 the command OF the ROD
msnian troops Is only another effort 10 prevent
tho Roumanian army from crossing tho Danube. But
Russia has longer much influence over the
serviaps who she abandoned and Inundated. An
early explosion in servia may, therefore, pc
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Saraioga Rncc.

SNRAToGA- y N.,AuguSt 2S.-T le weather
to-day n fine and the track IN good condi-
toG Tor the races. The attendance l. large.
Ine nrst race was for purse OF 500, two
and a half miles, and Mr.. z. LOriilard's Pa
role being the only entry, he walked over the
course.
The second race was for a purse Of ss01 n
free handicap for all ages. one mile and "A
half. There were four starters. ant pools
sold as follows: Vera Cruz sl0o, Vermont
s25, Partnership si6, Wash. Booth SIS. The
race was won oy Vera Cruz In 239 Wash.
Booth second, Vermont third.
The third race was for purse or 500, the
winner 10 be sold at auction, one mile and
an eighth. There were fogr starters. Pools
hold as follows: Fairpay $50, Auburn $50,
First Chance SIS, Conner so The race was
won by Aubnrn FIRST, Chance sesOnd, Con-
ner third; ali tapping. Time-i:5ss.
The last was a handicap hurdle race, purse
$500, Of which so 10 the second horse, one
and oDe-quarter miles over five hurdles. The
pools on starters were sold a. follows: Wal
Ter 800, kelso 800, Reddine IFS, Moonstone;
Senator NJ and Dandy IS. The race was
won by the favorite Waller in 22l Kelso
second and Dandy third.
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E.ngIish Rncn>
A Young White Girl Outraged NV a
Negro.

NORFOLK, VA, August 22.-The commu-
MY OF Carrsville, Va, thirty-one miles
nom here, was thrown into the widest ex-
element yesterday by the intelligence that
an outrage and attempted murder had been
committed on the person OF "A Miss Steven
son. the interesting daughter OF much
respected farmer Of NansemOnd county, by
negro named Lewis Hill TIE girl was
going from a neighOOr's 20 her mothers,
when she met This negro o. the public high
way. He caught her by the throat, aud .
drawing large knife, threatened her life ~
sne resisted, and she l. Ierrlbly mutilated,
her left side kicked I'm. fare aid neck cut aud
abdomen fTightfully injured. The cries %
the girl brought assistance and prevented
Hlil rom killing her outright. He led to
the WOODS. neputy Sheriff Freeman and a
and with great difficulty was shielded from
the Jury OF the people. lie was taken to
Jerusalem and locked up, aud viii speedily
be hanged.
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Father yiyee 90 h. removed

NINELANDl W il huEu>t -L.-It n Tt
ported here upon good authority that the
course Of Father Nivet, the Catholic priest
who ordered the removal OF Joseph Msgi-
oils body, has been so distaSteful 90 Bishop
Corrlgan that he Is To be very shortly re-
moved 10 another parish. Father Nivet
should have referred the question 20 the
bishop OF the diocese before taking the harsh
action he did In Magioli's case, and this in
discretion, together with Father Nivet's un-
popularity-much increased since tue recent
occurrere $ in the matter OF NJ sgiolt's boiy-
has induced the bishop TO transfer him. The
new incumbent, IL Is said, viii be the Rev.
Father Brennan, at present stationed in Jer-
civ
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The MaHkeA.
BAlrMopr. 1uenst "a -S,rs,n

BALTIMORE, August IS .-sireinis szs. old, 50;
DO oeferroo. s: dc. conso.idsted, s6k; de. second
series, 90. North csrciina sixss, old, 10 bid %.
cav. Sugar quiet, no. szlOis.
BALrIsorE, Apxusl Is -Cotsos dull and heavy
m,odnng Ia. flJT stesdy nrm and uaehan ged.
Wheat, southern steady and hrn, western irceeu ar
and lowel-sosthern rod, prim., .; DO. Faits, .
81 60; DO. ambsr, J t0aiS. No. 3 western winter
red. spot. Sh -; August, $; September, Sps
October, 2sk stesmer, n. Corn. southern 6ull
western ouil - eas ef-southern white and velloV
8; ysasn pt.sd .pSt and August, So; SEPT 6ber,
q bad: October, ssk bid: steamer, stk. OsS hrme
:ou,herp, asssi sesiern white, q 81; 90. niEsd
pssa,. nys onn; eo.@ nsy dull and uncbsnfsed
gestein frm, lSs1o, o:htr kinds dull and hssyy.
Petrsl upehaIg 4: Coffee discharged. Whisky
Timer r,0r1 s nd bigger, bid l.hs.i s. RsssiSese
rs ~. ee1000b-w heat, 81 500; corn, ls0a0o
n!o xw iesL, A9sust S.Tesccss Irregular bst
SzH: sbort. -. oovsrnAspts opened weak, bet
noy nrner. e~s
HHw YsiI, August ,s.-Four without material
change. Wheat. spot ou aad heavy, fstur~s and
,wer. -
LoNpcs, August ., la:0 D. m-oousoi.. q 9 Nc
tor both money and the account. Krie raileay
shaies, hls. New YORK Central, 81.
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Towards Pursuit OF Joseph.
A FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS.
The following dispatches were received at
the War department this morning:


the War department this morning:
CHICAGO, August 22.-To Gen. r. d. To,On-
send, Washington, ID. c. Captain cambridge,
with Bismarck scouts, en- route TO join Gen.
Howard, telegraphs me from Sand Hills,
Montana, stage route, at p. m, 21st, that
General Howard is at the hea of Dry Creek +,
thirty five miles north; that he had a fight
with the hostiles the day before (2Osn). No
particulars given.
L. n SHERIDAN, Lieut.. Genl.
HowARD's ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIR.
BAN FRANCISCO, August 22.-To AdJtadn
General, ", ID. C-The following Just re
ceived from General Howard, dated Camp
Meadow, Idaho, August 10Th: 81 arrived al
his camp yesterday with cavalry and fifty
infantry. Miller, with foot battalion, will
join me tonight. My advance camp was
approached this morning before day b. over
one hundred hostiles. They succeeded in
stamp, ding and driving off about oGe nun
dreo animals, of which number one third
was recapiurS ii by the cavary, who star ed
In pursuit as soon q s they could saddle. Sam
ford struck the party after a pursuit of six
miles, engaged them with 81 loss of one bu-
gler killed, one officer (Lieut. Benson, 18th In
fantry }, and six privates wounded. No cav
airy horses lost, and will continue the pur-
gu II To- OrIow via Henry Lake"
HOWARD, Brig. Genl,
BY courier TO Pie asant Valley, Idaho, 22d.
MCDOWELL,
Major Genl Commanding,
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A NEST OF FoR1KRs BROKEN UP.-The
arrest Of Weston and Gosner In Chicago, AZ
Ia expected, viii break up Q gang OF forgers
who have been operating all over the coun-
and southwestern states the base OF their
plan OF operations, the objective point being
This city, with whose business men the forx-
who 10 well known TO every prominent de-
tective officer In this city, and q was long
ago susp ected that he was The prime mover
have their design on banks As the opera
tors moved about the country rapidly II was
not easy TO get upon their tran; but ~ last
II 10 believed that Gesner was concerned In
The forgery of the o63 600, purporttnG 70 have
been drawn by the New York Insurance.
Company, and for which Maxwell. Cno6-
wick and Others were arrested-i Neso Xork
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SENATOR MORTON.
BETTER this Afteruoou.

lSpecaH DlsPofch a. EueaiaO Szoyl
htCHnoND, IND, AngdSt - AT O'Clock
20 oay me Toll owing Official rec lrd OF ssna-
Tor Morfou's condition vas flrnIShe5 nv Dr
thompson; Senator Morton nesting auict-
~ nerves more quiet, pulse regular, mini
clear general system recuperat ing; susymp-
toms dec idealy Improved, no cause ~ pres-
ent anxiety" IA,
tBu Assoc5ated PreSsl
INDIANAPOLIS. August p, no Senator
horton'S condition IL unchanged.
NEW YORK. August 2S.-rhe Posi-, WASH
ington special says: "A private dispatch
Just received from senator Mortons brother
In law says that the Senator Il very ioV an,i
there Is but little hope 81 his surVi, ing. In
the event OF hts death Governor Williams
VIII sppoint II. W. voorhees, TO his seat In
the Senate
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PHILADELPHIA. August b A large
number OF letters or acceptance nave been
received from the governors invited TO be
present at the special convention OF the eN-
the International exhibition next week. EN-
tensive and elaborate preparations are being
made for their reception and entertainment.
On Wednesday, the 10Th, there will he q
grand floral display, and on the 30th there
Will be an industrial review, I'm which the
employees OF the various manufacturing es-
Establishments OF Philadelphia will particle
pate.
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kuit Against a BANK Reee

CoLUMBIA, q, Angus. y ihe attorney
general mas orough, SUIT INST the bonds
of the notorious s .,,nnon,s Rank FOR s9s ono
tne Sulout OF his bond as such receiver.
whlch y rs claimed has been forfeited by his
failure 10 discharge his duties aud account
FOR the property Entrusted TO his manage
ment. The value OF the property il placed
al S3ii ,7G0. Dunn il absent from the state.
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The Freuch Wnr Denartment

Paris, August 25.-The Figaro positively
denies today the accusation OF almost the
entire Paris press that It's recent attack on
General Berthault, minister OF war, was in
spired by General Ducrot. IL renews the at
lacks, and recommends that President Mac.
Nahon Institute an inquiry into the man.
agement OF the war department.
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Burned 10 Death

NIAGARA, August 2.-John and ELIZA
pe,h haney, an old couple ia destitute cir
cums'ances, residing on the outskirts OF this
village. were burned 10 death in their house
last night
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A LOST CHILD STILL MISsING.-The ex-
element attendant upon the disappearance
OF the little daughter of Mr.. Rose, OF WASH
ington CT unity, Neb does not seem to abate.
The affair has assumed an entirely new
phase, and II is now thought that instead Of
the child having been los. on the prairie, a
at first supposed, that II has been kidnapped
Tor the purpose Of obtaining q large reward
for its return. A man named Holmes has
been arrested on suspicion OF being concerned
In the crime A reward OF 81 600 is now Of
fered by Mr.. Rose for the chiid's return.
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FAIRPOINT, y. Y, August 23-To day is
the last of the Chataqua scientific Congress.
AL O'Clock This moraing, Rev. DIR. Warren,
OF Philadelphia. held the attn scientific con-
versai!on. At $50 a. m, Prof. Bovine, OF the
Boston University, gave his second philo-
sophical lecture, and al n a. N =, Prof Latti-
mer lectUred on Electricity.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS

LONDON. August Li.-Tne Cub this AFTER
noon denies the death OF Mr.. Justin McCar-
ny, which. WAS announced In Liverpool aud
London papers to-day.
Engitsb Races
At York to-day the race Tor the great
Yorkshire stakes was won by Lady Co
lightly.
A Reuter- telegram from Berlin states that
Prince bismarck len there 10 day FOR Gas
tein. The PuH MAJ Gazette this Afternoon
SAYS IL Is arranged that the Prince aud
Count Andrassy shall meet there.
Cholera
ALEXANDRIA, August 3.-The French
man OF war CorreZe has passed Aien with
cholera on board. Fiuy OF the crew are
dead and one hundred and thirty are sun
sick.
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ROCHESTER, y. Y, August 23.-Bush's
cooperage warehouse was burned at 1920
O'Clock this morning. The fire was evidently
OF incenoiary origin. This Is the ifIh time
the same premises have been fired since Jau-
uafy last. Loss between nine aud tea thou
sand dollars. Amount OF insurance I'M
known,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-23

IN THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE at
Milwaukee, Wis, yesterday, debate was re-
summed on the resolution submitted By the
Boston board OF trade for the removal Of
disabilities from ship building and ship
owning interests OF the country, which was
adopted. A n solution was adopted recon-
meDding Con gress to adopt q uniform Ia Die
Of weights for the whole country; also, a
resolution in favor Of the specific instead OF
ad yalOrem duty,
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- The large planning paills Of Nsller n
Krats aDd the buildings Attached, q Akron.
O., tofether with large amount Of lumher.
weSe boznsd ysaerday. Len e0RM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-23

THE PfNNsYLVANIA o Y X
Pa, states that s. l.. Youngman, cnaIrman
OF the state executive committee of the nude
pendent greenback party, has issued a call
for convention on September 10Th, at that
city. All independent greenback clu6s.
labOrers' organizations, manu- facturers' as
sociatiOos and other societies in sympathy
with the platform OF the national labor con-
vet on of 1868, which nominated Judge
Davis for President and modified the plat
form OF 1876 adopted by the independent
party who supported Cooper and Carey for
President aid Vice President, are requested
to sci ID delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-23

THE HoRNELLsvILLE SrRIKE.-Barney
Donohue, the Hornelsville striker. vas
discharged from Ludlow street jail, New
York, yesterday, by order OF the sheriff, his
pired. He was at once Ie1rrested by S1eriff
Sherwood, Of Steuben county, who was
present with warrant charging him with
conspiracy.