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, 1877-10-05

Il is evident that tho city authorities do
not intcnd 10 10 bulldozed by tho County
Boartl into indulging in n costly aud useless
dome for the now Court-I1ouse and City,
Hall. The city has decided not to undertake
tho expense, md, NJ Afayor 1lzATu and tho
Building Committee have no complications
Of my kind with favorite contractors, the
County Commissioners may rs VOL givo up
tho att6npt to forco sEx1oS and tho dome OH
tho other half of tho building. Tho
plan Of bringing tho dome founda-
tion up to tho grade line, md than Of
connecting tho two buildings by corridors,
seems to bo tho only possible basis Of co.n-
promise, and ii the ,nembors OF tho County
Board will only bear In mind the fact that,
for I'LL practical purposes, tho city ia the
county mud tho county tho city, there vii! be
10 troubls in arriving at q satisfactory nd
justment Of interests that arc identical
, 1877-10-05

Affairs at the Chippewa Agency called
White Earth, In Minnesota, seem 10 bo in a
condition clearly calling for thorough over
hauling, which might well engage Tho direct
attention Of tho head Of the Interior Depart
meut himself. Religious contention has, to-
gethor will, the rnismanagement Of m appa-
rently incompetent Agent, rent tl.o Tribes
into utterly i1nplacable factions, and, unless
n thorough renovation OF tho present per-
sonal supervision, both religious and secular,
bo secured, the injuries and hates Of the rod
man may easily cn1minato in reproduction
of the horrors Of 1862.
, 1877-10-05
6ULE1MAN PA8HA TO THE FRONT.

The TurkA evidently DO not nut much
faith III hIr. L1xcoLxts maxim about tl,e
danger of swimming Lorses In .:,osa;no tho
stream. They have ma4le cheuas of con-.
,uanlers In tbs face of tho enemy. Mrugurr
ALI, who VIII appointed COMMANDMENTS.
Chief, succeeding tho incompetent ABDUL
KEu1M, is now himself deposed for iucom.
petoucy, and sutE.uAs pasha, 1attorly
commanding south OF tho Balkans. .akea hia
r|sce, his own position boino tl1o, bv
ltAou, pasha. Dy this cnanoa' s,ur,,,s
pasl,a not only oo,u1uauds tho Turkish rioht
wing md tie fortressa. Of tha oualr;1.ta@a,
with heai3o,artors nt s),u,plo. Int bo IL ro.,
tha sunedor of1cer In command
Nzuxxxr Al, Inns bean removed mt with.
ont cause. Whom Oau1n pasha IN Inn. ,.st
.lefaatol Tho Rnss;ana a. plevr. ~ tha ,ost
md u,caaa,1 hi. wav fnrwar., ~ ,ha f~on. -
, 1877-10-05
TIE st. lo,l1& Hs},ut!ttta secs a fearful breed
OF snakes ut tho uDl!ttcat horizon;

~ announced that tleu. lMAKr will realan =
Interest IN the daily bulletins Of his percy x1Ina-
:loas to !ls sa u utat time 4. elassFy ~ 4 has
au tmpostnnt taclnr III determining The course Of
politics when lie Eets ho.nc. Ito has boon auF-
pEtse to fr1cnas ami enemies nike since hr went
abroad. md n1Ihlnx that b. could hnso done Ut
homo would have bccu half 10 effective IN reator.
!ny hls tust Importance. II L. tmpusslbn nut 10
believe ihst he stlll e"ssts th!sd lsr. and " he
prestige OF bis unpasa'sel tsiuIaphal tour through
thr length and btsadsh " The U1d WuEld. be can
mind for another year, and unit! parties BEGIN tha
organization for the next Presidential campaign.
II II shioWd Eana, anu 70 far hs4 bean played
cSce1lcntly we'll.
Tho idea Of going abroad to conduct polite
Alcampalgn strikcs Us fayorably. aud We rscom-
mend It to all candidates Of all parties for all
utIlcea In the future.
, 1877-10-05

plum which affords him grcat eatlsfaetion a.
explaining the phenomenon Of prosecuting war
without funds. lie finds that In the case nj
Pub. Funcs., besides tho o5 per cent already
contributed by them, an additional rcl,,ctton of
80 PER cent Of their salaries has been imposed.
ai't), as the last ri per cent Ia not rall, thu
oxpunsc Of running tic machine Is saved, anil
tho money nut into tho war fund. Du. cycp
ths IA used only IN payment Of foreign bils for
munitions, anl ~ tho arn.ics live On the country
they occupy, and tho debt already created IL
Loft In abeyanec, It ceascs to become matter Of
wonder row tho Turks lave been enabled to
keep up their end OF The stick 20 lonr,
, 1877-10-05

eqnal number OF lettora anil pccknQes vero
carried by tho nnsuhsidizctl limo ovur tho
samo routo for the ocean postnGo nlouo. A
moro t,rnzen demand thnn this for snbsitl;z-
ing ocenu steamers was nevor made. It la
inspired, however, BY tho general impression
TINT tho Representatives Of tho Southern
States aro no hot-footod in tho pursuit Of sub-
stiles for their own Stntos that they Will
vote nnys,ing for anylo.ly who will yotp for
, 1877-10-05

Tho Illinois STATE Journal having sailly ro-
feErel to A1r. WILLIAM ANDREWS, q ward
politician Of Springfield, ILL.,, Us " OIL intolos-
neio naiHance," has been condemned by a
court OF JUSTICE to pay one cent in damages
o., o. .ho equity duo to the frantic politician.
Th1s tho Jour'4a! considers IN extortiouato
figure for the luxury iudulgcd in, aud 1t will
see Mr. WILLIAM AspAkws in tho Supreme
court czo ho gets tho copper adjudged to
lim.
, 1877-10-05

Turkey. hpr1fnn a pYnfryn af Arr poohn +f,op
,t;ria,or If ror,;ar AtTo;ra or,,,roaa,1 H.
hammc,1an;sn a,',1 yoa c1rcota,, hv H.
lotter In ,hs nri1i,orv Ar,1o,,v NJ fnnstn,,
tinon1e In 1s,9 ho waa a Ijauto,or, II.
mart voar rms r,o,1o 1,on,o;p nn1 rr,t,',a,,,, ;,
roso to thu ronk ~ hfo;or-ranoro1 T,,;s
vcor In roco;vo.1 I'm h1ora,n,,a botor ar,1
wns pno1a chief If ,,o nr,r;o.
Of tho Dannho. nn1 lin anna veor vitmossos
lin t1ownfou
fin succoa,or. an,x1,,.v poe,a IN i'm
fighting Ior 1Iooxrn NJ tho 1,rrL;a,, .-rn,
lin Ii a vouno of,cor ,rh<, ~, t1a n,s. ~,
rota in a,,rnrass;np t1,a 1ror1.,ov;,o ;,,.,,.ro,
tion laat vrnr tto ia tha on,v rr,k .ph, },os
beou ablo in ,ha lost t,ro .o,,.,,r,o. r., ,,,v,1o
Montenegro md ,1cfaat t,,o ,yorr;or-, ~ Tho
Black 3tountains In wonE,1 nu,1onltc1lv
hayo crushed tho Montoncorina on1 ovcrr,,n
their country Ind not tl,e switt on,, sut1;1on
raid of Con. uoungo over the Balkans no
Alarmed tho Turkish Government TINT Il
sau,moued him In takc cn,n,pond NJ lin
forces In Rouruclia without tlofar. 1ra 1oft
Montenegro ii, lot haste, md nrriyc,1 in tino
to defeat tho Russians ot Eski-sat,ro and
Kosanlk, and force ttsm bock into lilo
sllipka Pnss, Since that ti,no ho baa
t,,ndo tlospcrnto md oyon pecul;ar
efforts 10 drive them ont Of tt,,
Pass go Tint ho might occ,,nv n contra,
position at Gahroyo. wbere In 1vou1i In Il, n
position to cooperate other with Os,,As 1'a-
sha or alEIiEMEr Alt, and strike thu tef)inc
blow Of The war, IIo has hurlml l,is nrmv
with reckless fury aRait,st the mouutai,, wills.
and fought with tho ilorcenoss Of a .iccr.
His assaults hayo resulted in torr;blc slaunb.
Ter, but have been constantly rouewed with
no lack of determination or couragc, Tho
elevation OF such man to tho position of
Commander-in-Ch Chief ,ncaus tint tho cau,-
paign will 10 moro forocious and desperate
than over. It will bo full of light, There il
nothing in sulg1MAs Pasha's past career to
Indicate that tLcro will bo any caution or
hesitation In tho conduct Of tito war. Will,
two such savage and porsistont fighters ~
SuLK1MAn Pasl,a and OsMAN pasaa between
tho Danube md tho Balkans, tho 1,usstan
Grand Dukos uaust tloyo!or, t,ettor conorolship
thnn they hive yot displayed, or thoy viii
find their army doubled up and forced back
upon tho bridgc-head ut Sistoyu before tho
snow Ries. Ttoro can bo no outcome to
sucl, change Of this excopt bloody work for
tho no1t sixty days. The Qualrilalorat army
and tho Plovna army will now cooperate.
md tho cornaco around tho fortross of r,ovna
, 1877-10-05

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wv, A"a 'no pesso" toano ~ An'
H'Soa y a*e"'e' '1pesseaee' "oa eooca-
.ioa' "as '11rs' aaa F1Ae4 was maze ffes''
aon. ~ oenasoF ooaA11Sos own mouoh, 10
saying 'ns' r1ATF ~aa oe1tes man IN Tue
piaee snan ne was fkAfF performed h's
DUTY QUO all tnat was required OF him. and
W oacs oecane esea',-aa aaatoaeA oAArac"
v. 18EHfnH
, 1877-10-05

An utter absencc of anY apparent organic dis
ease In the systsln Of H. Tnlxxs has given siae to
the suuior that ho was poisoued, aud as.uu2 the
hotter-headea Ut thc fscn.h Republicans there
afe manY who point to uuserupulous aeta Of the
dominant party to show the possibility Of mur-
der In this ease. There u no evidence that the
old mans taltaC-oR was through tho medium
Of poison. but the Freuch people are apt to A.
tribute anythiug they don't understand to the
dsViltFy Of their enemies, and this nsw story may
!cal to complications that Will seriou.ly injuro
AAcAAAod la his operations
, 1877-10-05

DLAs7oy DUNCAN malo groeubaok spoeco
IN tho Capitol sluaro at Columbus, O., inst
night, and Lis cttort, aided perhaps by tho
wintry Air that canlo out OF tho North. Hcat-
tored coy crowd Of about 600 people 80
quickly rs to leave gap in nature.
, 1877-10-05

A careful count develops altogether too maay
aces III tic Congressional pack. Counting up
those shown by RANDALL, Cox, el al, besIdes
what they ilasu up their sleeves, mud tue lell
outnuinbers ths deck by elghty-tlvc. RANDALL
holds tha "age," but III tho event Of u jack.
pot there La a etauco that tho subsidy kuatea
will lead In opentng It.
, 1877-10-05

It was generally expected by those who llad
given any attention to the matter that tue pe.
Appellate Court Judges MuKFuY, 1IzA7os,
and PLKAsANTs) would appoint Mai. Woop-
nuRT N. TAILOR or MIR. ]. Y. scAMAox Clerk
Of sa!d Court; but for some reason tho c4u!eo
fell Oh ncithcr, but GU Mr.. ELI Sx,r1t, knoHn
to several Of tho lawyers. Tho appointment
lasts until the next election year hcuce,
, 1877-10-05

II wasn't until DoxN PiArr discovered that
he Was not receiving all the money from tha
moth.c1termtnator steal that ho grew pale With
virtue and determined TO explode the swiude
Ills system IL Addition, p1AgT, and Bueuce, v
otherwise eQucal,
, 1877-10-05

Tie only way to bring out fnll Solo Of the cts!.
xent Of II. Louis would be 10 Initiate the example
Of shs 1udicioua sample- Foom aud sdreFtlts - Z
0fots. UeHs0esUf.
A still better way would be to locate the polls
tn tie sam muls-rupms,
, 1877-10-05

"JunA" EARLY declines calling on HAYES Of
rnll SHERIDAN until they have GFat ylslted
him. lie has forgotten that PnlL called ou him
one Jay without any ceremony Or Invitation,
aud that the Visit was never returned.
, 1877-10-05

But It. "a when those 1udlans get home md
their squaws ind out that bustlcs and striped
stockings weEe not included In tho general
requisttlou, that thu redskins wilt think they
have indeed taken up their abodo On Mhsy
1}frHr
, 1877-10-05

Mr.. HENRY WArrkasQN has prepared 4
lecture OH "'rho Whlnaicalittes, Cotnieal[ties.
and Realities of Southern Llfc." Among tba
Arst ho will cnumerato bis 10000 Democrats,
among the second the CourisrIo,4r7.ai, and
among the third BLAN1oA DUNCAN.
, 1877-10-05

That VlrulEia candidate for tho Hpcakcrah!p
seems to 1uctuate like wildcat insurance stock,
Ms his remaining on tbs track Ia supposed to
help ono or tho other OF the moro PROMINENT
aspiraots. liz already looms up as looDE God
aud 0ooDn Devil, md will probably make 4
good thing out OF eycu his defeat.
, 1877-10-05

Now that SPOTTED TAIL aud N4p CLOUD
have been satisfactorily dfsposcl OF, won't tho
Government devote some little attention to in-
ductng sUxssF Coz 10 70 on soulo sescr7ation4
, 1877-10-05

socially, or otherwise.
4 EAoN1FICENr onAB.
We are in receipt Of n circu|nr addressed By
". T. CLrnE, President OF tho Pacific A1nil
Steamship Company, dated Now York, Sent.
~. In which ho appeals on bohalf Of tho
Company, TO American manufacturers to ox-
ercise their important influence In securing
such Congressional nction az will obtain for
that Company subsidy for carrying the
maila. This circular is accompanied by mnr
on which nre marked the French, British,
md American steamship lines, with State
ment Of tho subsidies pnid by tho French
and british Governments These figures
suggest falsehool II they do not assert one.
The British Government has long einco
abandoned the subsidy business, and, m tho
old grnnts expire, they nro no longer re-
newed. This Company sools an annual pay-
mont from thu Treasury Of n half million
of dollars for carrying q monthly 1nai1 from
San Francisco to China and Japan ind re-
turn.
At the snne time comoa tho Philadelphia
Prcss-the general organ Of all subatdics-
with notice Of general steams hip-subsidy
scheme. It is TINT twenty-five iron stenm-
ships b built on tho Delaware 1siver,-ono
to leave wookly from each Of ths ports Of
New York, Philadelphia, baltimore, boston,
mud New Orleans. Those twenty.t 1.-Two sseaul-
ors arc to be built at cost Of S7OO, 600
caoh, or $l7, ,500, 600 In all. The steamers
,e,." '4
NV. NV ~ ,, w. ~ .a 1o. so". e"ea ~ 'ot ~ A'o
49, ....s. | - ,,.,:,., ,,.ssa ' s"o soneeD"n
~ nnr.,nn.n. .bo"t5 az ~ ~ a9.,.,,..
and business men: What k,nd Of service viii van
render for the carrying of the ,naIl' What Ia tho
character Of Tho facis'es that yoa Will bc able to
one.. iasn. .ney ate Satisfactory, anu u 10 CO.
sary aid should bo renjsred unt,l II thc M sts,msso
limos can stand alone. Therc could 10 not only
one line started to run to foreign 1osts but dvc Of
them. a weekly tne o. i've steamers could now
,o .nd No. n,,enn. A., ~ ,",a s,xo - nos'
yau,avc OF treat railways. which Iralu lnrup an,
Important sections Of tho country. and tznnlc
enough could be assured tn short time to almost
,,x M Il s '. ~ ~ ta W. .",o mona
ooo 10 500 600 apiece, and in year thur % carn.
ing should % about 90 per cent Of their original
aSont 1ss ,n '1 n.tInv IN I III xe. on H.. 20
Of Itself, is quito an Item, and these acp, by res.
Ion Of tholr constant cmnloyment. wouia % = :, % tho
best kind Of seamen, and could with advantage bo
usel In case Of war.
A subsidy Of 81, 500 900 a year to giyo
o,,rlou,,crt IN u Nnn .,.r IL .,,,,..1,.ut
e'"Pto1 s44o1'" ~ o'"o" tuea - "'so6otAei wv
maEnih cent proposition for tho tlrescl,t
.;,ro.
aaaos'
Then. In addition to this, thcro fs to l,o n
linn r7,urjno In Rto .JoncI,o ,y;th n .v,,,;1,
Huo 9uuAlnk W Ato "Aueno, WIN SUBSIDY
Of $h00, 900 D year. The annual subsidy for
a1l those lshos VIII 90 ffom 31o'0oo,oo0 to
913,oo,ooo. VI course, such schemes ns
thoso arc not to bo allowed without com-
pensat'on 10 other fricnls OF American
industry. There is bankrupt railroad
, 1877-10-05

drcenbacks at tho New York Stock E1-
Change yesterday closed ut o7s, probably the
higlo,t hguYo ever nttnined.
, 1877-10-05

H0ME. LODGE, No. Coz, a. F. 4 4. M.--Regusf
cotnunieatlon this iFftaey) evening, At l Twenty
ecrgm!;at WORK On Z. 4, uexsev. tls,tIHx brethren
cordially Invited. Hf oritt OF tta Master.
IL. Z. llERLtlCK. Stc'y,
, 1877-10-05

H1cFjckfF'a THEATRE
Nadtfon street between State and Dearborn. En-
Errnent OF Edwin Booth. "The Fouls Revenge" I"
!elAmes Lon, rr!cr, eic.t Mcssrs. Doush. Whceock.
, 1877-10-05

ORIENTAL LODGE, No. ~, a. F. knd A. M.-1Iai1,
IL. La5allcat. atatGd Communication this tfrtdayj
e.shinE q 7:3o o'cack. fur tuslnes. aMd work. NJ
Orler uf Tic MX4ttr. T.. N. TEEkElk Sec,
, 1877-10-05

A correspondent Of the London 1Sues
ansWers the question 10 often asked, how tho
Turks In their despernto and collapsed tinan.
oia condition contriyo To dnd ways aul
n,caus to carry on tho war. ue partially ox-
plains tho mystery by showing that tho Gov.
ernment u not paying official salaries; that
the army lives on thu country 1t occupies
TINT tho payment Of foreign debts is rolegat-
cd to tho future and Lenca tho Income Ut
tho Government, although roducotl, is sula-
ciont to nset such demands from absoad W
must ba paid in cash. THIS, however, po.-
tains to sls moment, aul is only living frou.
hand to mouth. Ho anticipates Tint next
yeas, WHEN short crops come in and taxca
cannot be collected, the Turks will aud
themselves without the siuews OF war, mud
predicts great suffering among tho people
this winter. Upon this point ho says:
Iae cono1tion Of the working and the lower
classes, sven IL tbs CApital IL becoming tho sub.
jset Of great anxiety. Wnl!s In ths provinces lta
want aad pFtvation a1r such ~ uo other peop|p
woaIl patiently endaEs. When wiu.er comes UPON
them II u fesrcd there will bs much misery aud
suffering, and It Il fearful 10 contemplate what may
b. ths sesulA when tho country shall hayv been
utterly drained Of I'LL sesvuFcca Food. rus1, and
clothing will al b wanting. and ths ususl means
Of supply will not ee available, I'll tsada hsY!ny
been atopps4 through the WIZ.
---------.=-:=
4 recent issue Of the New Haven Palladium
furnishes specific illustration Of tho iut.u.
onco of idIsness and Communism, which it
states as follows:
The Other day tfty men wers wautcd to work up.
On tho AIR Linz tioad aooss NIddlctown. aud tho
, 1877-10-05

Randolph street, between Clark and LasAtc. En-
KaEcincnt Of the ltngsrt1. "iicart ahd Crown 4'
MrslatleA Ltnxard. Varsan. ese.s Messss. Liugari.
IIErdle etc.
, 1877-10-05

Lake Shore. fo0t Of Adams street. Exhibition Ut
Industry sud Art. Day aud evening.
, 1877-10-05

ClaEe street. opposite Sherman llouae. nayer31'a
Ntnttrt1a. blessrs. Thatcher Lyman. CushmAn, etc.
, 1877-10-05

Adetrht Theatre.
Monroe street, corner Of ncasl,ufn. "AollT Ma
ku1fts,h
, 1877-10-05
Gl1r Grtl,a141e.
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Gftcc address In fu1t Including State and County.
emtt,nncca mar he utde either bY draft. axptesss
fost onlcc order. ln registered etters. fak.
TERMS TO err SUBSCRIBERS.
1aiiy delivered Sunday excepted. cents ret week.
atIy delivered. Sunday included, rents net week.
Address TllK TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Gunner Madison and Dearborn tts-. Chicago, ILL.,
Orders for the delivery of Tk TR1HIsK at Evanston.
EnElc~ovi. and Hyde lArk LETT n the counting room
nll recEItt prompt attention.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-27

The rapture of that meeting cannot be
expressed in}words, but its memory will
always bless the hearts If the two who
were thus united after long years OF mu-
tual suffering.
The mystery is soon explained. Mrs.
Howe was the only daughter of Mr.: Nor
timer, the light Of his eyes and pride Of
his heart. Beautiful and winning, she
attracted many admirers, and among
them Ellis Howe, young artistswho had
no Inheritance but his genius and great
charm of manner. :, 4 g.
The young girl married against the will
Of her father, and was commanded to
leave the home of her youth, never more
to return. For that hour of pride and
anger, Mr.. Mortimer suffered wears of
self-torture.
The discarded daughter, wounded and
sad at heart indeed, but still comforted
by the love of her husband, had gone
with him to distant town. Then the
strength of Ellis Howe failed, through
overwork and exposure, and after short
illness he died, leaving his wife and little
child penniless. Since that time Mrs.
Howe had supported herself and daugh-
tersby the work Of her Epeedleg BQt she
had struggled .on, andsat last herstrials
were over ands the llp sheshad longed
for.was her own. I g.
Lena and her mother Immediately re-
moved to Eimside, where the warmest
welcome was given them by Royal Nor
timer and his wife. The children were
the best of friends, and Willie declared
contidentially to Lillian that Lena was
the incest girl he ever saw - j !
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-27
Abd.el-Kader.

Charles Warren Stoddard. who has been
travelling some months in the Orient, met
the Algerian chief, Abd-el- RAIDER, in Da-
mascus. "He now gives his whole time,'
Mr.. Stoddard says, "to literature, and is
deeply interested in Arabian poetry; says
that the chief modern poets in that tongue
dwell in Damascus. His eyes, which are
inexpressrbly sad, frightened as he
touched upon this theme; but he soon re-
lapsed into mood the image of hopeless
detection.
"The splendid old ruin lives in his tat
tered and furnished pavilion in the para
disc of the Orient, and dreams away his
life among the choicest poets of his time.
When his thirty day fast comes on, he
shuts himself in room so small lie can
not even lie down tin lit, feeds sparingly
upon bread, leeks, and olives, and sees no
one during all the fast, not excepting his
wife.
ITO my delight, when begged for an
autograph ofmy illustrious host, he turned
to a servant who had stood near him dur
ing our visit, ordered his ink:horn, and
when it was produced, he held the paper in
his left hand, writing across the palm of
it as easily as if he had never known
any convenient desk. He wrote in a
hand as beautiful as the tracery on a Da-
mascus blade: Praise be to God alone !
Mr.. Stoddard, in Damascus, has this day
called on me.
"ABD-EL-KADER.'"