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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

BALTIMORE, July 2.-kirginis sizes, deferred,
~, do. Consolidated, 7Ois. North Oarolna skies,
old ~ bid to-day. Sugar active and firm, llZ
BALTIMORE. July 2.-Cotton quiet and firm
mldd.ine. l2&, Flour steady, hrm and qUiet-How-
MG str-et ana western supeE, GOa5 %: DO. extra,
bVaf 50: do family. s25a9sO; City Mills &C per- 81
a. Cui 40 extra, e.toas &C; do. Rio brsndI 900; do
iamiy. lO:o. Wheat firm aud inquiry active
amber, old %; do. hte, new, l7tal %; PennsyI-
Lbnla rc1 Old, IS; No. western winter red. new
july GellyeLy, l.s; do. August, Sssl 80. Corn,
eonthern qu'et and lower; western quiet AMI firm
sootnera white "a; DO yellow, g. western mixed,
sIot, 5ca lnly, 5Ses August, 60: September 81 bid
seane err. Ma. Oats quiet and steadv-squtbern
Gis e. 4oA4o. western white, IS Az do mixed 4la4s
IeaIhyiEeDla, Ha4s. bye duii-prfrne. IS m az
steadJ airy land and Pennsylvania prime, IA ga
s.tU fpoNlslons quiet and firm. Bnlk meats,
Ioose-shouldeTs 81 s5s4 clear sides ~ packel
6so- Bacon shoulders, 6x: clear rib sides -.
hsms. sugar cured, lzal3 Lard-refined lOalOE
butter quiet-chOice western grass l5al7 PetrS-
Ieuf nUnlinal-cruce, z; refined. l2ss al2x Coffee
steacy-Rio caIgoes, l7a2CZ jobbiag. 7a22 Whisky
qnlet and lover, LIS. Reooiots-Flo1r, coo; wheat
500; C0In, C2.50.
NEW YoRk, July 2-stocks strong and bighar
Money, Ia and ?. Gold, i0ssE Exchsn ge long as:
short so. governments steady. ~
a NEW ORR, july 2--Flour quiet and firm. Wheat
ID m Corn eh6dc better.
LONDON, July :, 1879 .. m -COnsOls a. for
,M1ohey ana The account. U. e. As per cent bJads,
ltS7s; lew hves, les'E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02
AFFAIRS IN KENTUCKY.
A RtOter Killed by a Rumau.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July "A dispatch
fIom Mount Vernon saws at midnight Sat.
urday, nearly one hundred men attacked the
house OF James Bethurman, a noted des
perado. Beihurman would not surrender
and firing upon the attacking party with q
shot gun killed Charles Burton. Though
some 90 shots were fired at him Bethurman
escaped. The same party entered Noun,
vernon, and visiting the Jail took Jherefrom
James Smith, Andrew Cummings KIRK and
Joe Gibbs, all charged with robbery. remoy-
ing these four a mile from the town they
hung all of them. There is considerable ex-
element, but no outbreak Is feared.
Damage by the Storm.
Great damage was Sinbe io nro,ar,,, ahon,
hlcLnlond. Ky by Saturdays storm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

THE CANAL BLOCTADE-Ag Ts01fs S'gB1sf
les crCtdy Many OF the bostmcn par na-
ting In the bICcEades a. the Eight mile level
aud Point OF Rocks have tied up their boats
at their home>, and the remaindrr. the own
eIS OF about my boats, have instituted q
blockade at Maids Lock. near SiT johns
Kun, about MY miles east OF This city. Yes
terday morning "a telegram was received
here from the c. ptsin OF "a loaded bBaI on her
way 10 tide wafer, saving that hc had stopped
~ Maids Lock, and similar telegranis 10
different agents followed i'm r. pil sucttsssion
saying that all boats. lOa ted AID EMMY
going both ways. had been stopped by the
strikers. The coal agents here al orce noti-
ned President German, Of the canal, 81 the
State OF affairs. and expect that he will inter
tere In the matter lay C.at5erJugd Nstrs,
sch.
The LGfoSf.-A telegram from Cumberland
dated yesterday, says: \ passage through
The blockade was cleared to-day by the sheriff
OF Washington county. A few boats went
through both ways. Some crews were threat
ened against going back TO their boats al less
than one dollar. The opinion among coal
men is that the blockade il no; YET entirely
broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

LYNCH Law IN KENTUCKY-At HIck-
man, KY, on Friday night. mob surround
ed the jail and took therefrom two prisoners
Jarvis Anderson and Tom Anderson. They
took the prisoners out, when both escaped
The officers subsequently captured Jarvis
Anderson, who shot the whole top OF his
head of. Tom Anderson hid under a house
on the bank OF the Mississippi, where he was
found early yesterday morning and re-
manded 10 jail. The Andersons were sus-
pecJed OF being horSe-thieyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02
Ehe Suit Against Ex-Secretary
IhOmnsOn discontinued

NEw YORK, July "A Washington special
says: The Administration has by letter
from the Attorney General, dated March I'D
ordered the diScOntinuance OF the criminal
suit Instituted last fall 10y the then Secretary
OF the Interior, Chandler, against Jacob
Thompson, Secretary OF same department
under President Buchanan, on a charge that
the latter had embeZzled several millions OF
what was known as the Indian trust funds,
and had also made away with S3OO.N00 or
$500 900 in gold of the confederacy. which the
government OF the United States claimed al
the close of the war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

THE INDIAN OUrBREAK IN THE NORTH
wEsT.-Portland, Oregon, dispatches men,
ton a report, which lacks confirmation, 10
the effect that Gen. Howard had attacked
Chief Joseph aud dislodged him from his
position. Information is received that an
Indian tribe, known as the River Snakes,
killed John Richie, OF Mount Idaho, and the
CPur d'Alenes are reported I'm pursuit OF the
murderers. The Clearwater Indians, under
Looking Glass, are said TO be on the war
path, and citizen troops have been dispatch
ed TO the scene. Gen. Howard will also send
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

THE MILLER-BAUER WRESTLING MATCH
IN New York Saturday night began al nine
O'Clock. Two thousand persons were in tie
rlnk. Miller gained the first fall al IO.25
Bauer threw Miller In the second bout At
LOO, pending the third and deciding bout. a
police captain entered aud forbaae WRESTLING
On the Sabbath. The annOunceme nt was r..
ceiyed with Kisses. The whole affair is re-
garded as a money making job. The wrest-
lers divided the gate money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

MRS. MARION ADAMS, a sister Of the late
Mis-. President Andrew Jackson and wife
OF President Jackson's adopted son. died al
Ihe hermitage (her famous brOtheris
tennessee home,l Thursday morning, from
me effects OF a fall which fractured her tai "a
about month ago. Her remains will be in
TERED In the Hermitage burying ground.
She was seventy-five years OF age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02
Rrrr-crS 10

REFUSES TO GIVE UPHIs OFFICK-HY
Arnold, deputy collector OF customs al Cbee-
Ter, Pa, having refused TO resign at the re-
IueSt OF collector Fulton, Capt. VIM. Frick
has been sworn in. and now There are two
deputies on duty. The removal OF Arnold
has not been approved by the Treasury de-
partment, and Secretary Sherman saturday
matter - VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ PROFESSOR JOHN NJ. L.NGsT0Y viii
~ a. fo W6 NM 81 ehs,h Sehooi gsthering Juy h;
Rel sious Elements IN Eduo.,lion. jys 1t-
rs EASTERN MARKET.
The Eastern Market will be open d On TUESDAY.
ei' Sc ! on WEDNESDAYS, July 4th, IS77 ID e.
~ COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
XII be held in 81, yossphs Hall e5rnsr Of aud
ii reefs rEANTkH .s k kH6SFsicR Rss se
Is sPECtAL MstTTN5 OF L7BEKTY
bal rtksShhY ~ At sc he a. Their
aTran geneUts for the funsrs Of our late BrS. WM,
d IT. tDALIS' By order of 0 C u sTpIcru,pr
W Tribe No INF ImP. o Of R. r M VII %
fSr the ssR1 at 81 ok p maxi a-rangement'
Funeral {" take place July 5,h, al AZ D. m, sadrP
MEM it er' Ct Sister TriI h i "l I srrrIr
FIRE INsUBANGE d0MPaNY.- 'ioN
NJ me annual meet ng Of the Stockholders Of the
g.. g, VIII be held a. The Oice II tae mpany NJ
81, for 2G In pars ,sci mon ~ IN h.
Polls open from t. 2 % clock n m
J,2 dii NOBLE b LARNER Secretary.
~ VETERANS OF MEXICAN w.R-rhe
~ suryiv' rs # lot6 are rogue ted to assemble at
~ rt af e e,ia eTTS a. ocl3ck, OF the
he city Hal upo hrs Th ~ ibs a. Pr coed to
fsn'Iants Association, to unite with the veterans
oder Of W. Denver, Pr Pre @iT: by
n. NJ ktNArAY, Secretary. y22tf
~ CIF!CE IF MtTRDPOLTTt9 Rail-
49, ~ u COMPANY, July , lS7.-Eofice is
r. ely given !" stock olde- IN this com INV that
he heI pi tf s have declared DIvIDEND0F ONE
TX months wh ch dividend is payahIs az this oTfrs
nom and after thi, date
WI W. aOosE, Scr tary. SUN PrF'' ,ya.5i
rs, TREATMENT OF DIS TRICC nE CO
IL nBlA-Sir Knights If DAMON CON
CLANE, No. 4 q X. gtteutiou.-het Julv 2
az o CLOCK m. in the \ Jun, T. axe arrange
Ment@ Tor the funeral Of our late sir Kni CHIT VII
Lam II EDELIN,, deceased. Funeral 40 lake place
'ti ath fou his late residence, 7th and u sire ?.
som heast, SoIouning Sir knights invited. By
Oi'tr - ST I'M ght Commander
. . Sir knigh =. g. ROBERT u sWJNGrF
T. u = SIR Knight WIN NJ. STEELE, Recorder l.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. JuryI. 1877
my 1uslIess haVig incI eased to such extent rs
Wlenuer ~ mEosslhls fer me to give the clos at
nnershlp }; r. FREEMAN tlate supeliut sndent Of
purpose Of conducting and fully developing tbs
take this opportunity to thank my nu ueroos
mus I"T the liberal patronage bestow ID upon ne,
hut, ak a continuance of their favOrs. feeling
that am now able give III. g-eate satisf ction
10 all VINO may honor me with their orders.
ID. MCMENAMIN.
d. McMENhMIh JR.FREEN.N
MARBLE. GRANITE. AND BROWN STONE
MoNuMENrAL AND BUILDING WORKS
We have in stock the finest quality of
MARBtE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS, &c
Il ana earnestly solicit an eXaAins Ofthe SANE
MCMENAMIN CO.,
Corner 1t street east aid Peunsy " ania ave,
IL Rep &Criticl Washington, d. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

CUTTING Down WAGES or RAILROAD
EMPLoNES-Ther reduction OF ten per cent.
on the wages OF all employees Of the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company receiving over one dollar "a day
ordered last week by President Vanderbilt
took effect Yesterday. Much grumbling re.
suited, but the men all accepted the reduc-
ton and no strike ensued, nor is any eN-
pected- 80. The wages OF all employees OF
Indianapolis and st. Louis and the Wanda
liza railroad have been reduced teu per cent ,
and on ~. Louis, Kansas City and northern
railroads twelve per cent. The wages OF the
Union depot men OF ST. Louis are also re-
duced ten per cent There is a good deal OF
excitement and some Of the men have Quit
work. '''' President Ropes, OF the Long ISL
and railroad, has resigned. Adolph POppen-
helm succeeds. A number of employees ara
being discharged and salaries reduced in
some cases . per cent The REDUCTION OF
wages on the Erie, Lake Shore Nnd Michi-
gan Central railroads goes into effect to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

THE EDICT HAS GONE FORTH in the Int
rior department that the salaries paid subor-
diDate employes-mainly SI20 and 800 fe-
male emyloyes-must be "equsliZed" by
reducing them TO a still sower figure. Sec
rotary Schurz evidently thinks his prefer
able % die charging any of his present force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02
Some Terrible rorant..s.

TNTENSINE DAMAGE AND Loss OF rrrr
"A, "A severe D wind storm psssei over Coates
Gown, small town about three miles south
81 CoateSNille, the dana ge zras very heavy
twenty families were made houSei,Ss in a
lew minutes, their dwellings being razed 20
The ground. The fine new urinary OF Rich
ard darlington was also destroyed. and no.
Thing remains but the bare walls A woman
named Hopkins Was instantly killed, and
believed fatally.
Another terrific hurricane swsrt through
central Ohio Saturday night. 30 az constd-
eraole damage 10 crops. fences. OutbuIld-
lhes, ana IN some instances causing more
serious losses. Near Richmond, Indiana a
large tree was blown on a bridge while two
men were crossing IN a buggy. ChaS Brown
was instantly killed by limb king him
sna w =. n iat, aangenous. injured, his re-
coNery doubtful. Springfield. Mount Yer
non, GAINESVILLE, Canal Diver aud Other
smaller towns suffered considerably frnn
NioleEce OF the wind. The ligh ming struck
me COLUMBIA Pa hotel last evening aud
set II IN IRE. Seven persons were stunned
by the shock, one OF whom. Vim. Applehv
is seriously injured The IRE was quickly
eNtlngu shed. and the damage % Tie hotel
Will lot exceed - Opa. which Is covered bv
insurance. Saturday morning during a light
thunder storm Frank Haun, Accompanies
10y "a boy named VIM. Kelly, drove a Team
OF hOrSCs under a large tree near NonnrS-
town. Ohio. The tree was struck by light
ming, killing Haun, Kelly and tho horses
lnrng the prevalence OF a heavy thunder
storm early yesterday morning uehtnins
struck The agitator and cooper shops OF the
Liberty oil works, In LRwrencevtlle. Pa
ard set them on IRE. The cOopcrage ma
chinery, 2.oo0 empty barrels, the cooper shops
and about oo0 barrels Of crude oil, were to-
tally destroyed. The IRE Ia the two tanks
burned hercely all day long, and the scene
was visited BY thousands OF people A ter
fihle hail storm struck Waterbury, Conn
yesterday evening and Did great damage
There Is not a whole skylight I'm the city
nall stones were a. large a. butter nuts
There were heavy thunder showers IN Maine
Yesterday, eight inches OF rain falling in
three hours. Many or the streets are irlpaSs-
able and are damaged 10 The extent og over
$500 A house belonging 10 a M Togn-
ScLd, al k6nuCbUuEport. WAS sIruck by
lightning and two ladies severely hurf
Lightning struck The Catholic church az I. a
coma, y. ID, yesterday burning 10 70 the
ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

The COMMISSION To INVESTIGATES feie-
raj offices in San Francisco, organized SAT-
urday night, consists OF DR. Linderman. eX-
governor Low, now president OF the Anglo
californian bank, and Henry l.. Dodge
merchant and member OF the Republican
state central committee. The Continuation
VIII commence forthwith, commencing With
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

A LADY KILLED BY A BRIDGE BREAKING
DowN.-While a carriage, containing Mrs.
falkenberg and two friends, was crossing a
bridge over the Montmorency river, In Can
ada, IL gave way, precipitating the party 10
the bed OF the stream, aud killing Mrs. Fall
kenberg. Her companions escaped with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

EXIT THE CHARTER OAK LIFE INsUR-
ANCE CONPANE.-Ihe announcement that
great deficit had been discovered i'm the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company
created excitement M insurance circles yes
to-day. The deficiency reaches nearly two
and a quarter million of dollars. The special
commissioners appointed by the COnnecti-
cut legislature 10 examine lie Insurance
companies have rot completed their inveSJi-
cation OF the Charter Oak, and, therefore, the
be stated. Mr.. T.. o. Goodwin, tue New York
general agent Of the Charter Oak Company
says that the alleged deficiency is not a real
deficiency. or one for which the officers
ought 10 be blamed. OF course, he added, IA
the cCmpany's eSsestS are fOrced upon the
market and sold al an unfavorable time
their face value cannot be realized.-[N Y.
Nm. .Ofh MI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

PROF. j. NJ. LANGsrON was this morning
still undecided whether TO accept the mission
to Hayti or not, but the Office offered many
inducements to him, he said, and he thoug ht
that after a talk with the President he would
be very apt to accept. He had his talk with
the President this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02
j. Bancroft Davis Insists on Resign

NEW YORK, July "A cable special says
Minister j. Bancroft Davis, at Berlin, has
insisted upon the acceptance of his resigna-
tlon, despite the refusal of the State depart
ment TO accept il, and that he will certainly
return TO America on Independence Day on
leave of absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

NEW YORK, July The college OF cardi-
nails at Rome has resolved TO instruct the
French clergy 10 actively support the cand.-
dates OF President MacMahon in the an
preaching elections in France
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02
Turkey Must Not Expect Help from
England

tbiNBU re II, July The London CORE
SIohdeiIl OF Tie Scotsman telegraphs a. fol-
lows: ''Ii is understood that the We cnl1,i-
seis OF toe marquis of Salisbury. Earl Car
hfrVon. Mr.. Cross and Others. have al last
triumphed over the party of action. The
from England ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

SAMOA WANTS TO BE PRorEcrED.-The
San franclsco Ala prints a copy OF a peti-
ton Of the legislature OF Samoa 10 o5een
victoria for British protectorate over the
lslanos, and has also Information that a Pc
titlon has been sent 10 Washington praying
The Cabinets influence In favor of a British
protectorate or joint protectorate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02
Consul General Badeau
Inc n arken

NEW OBk, July Consul General Ba.
deau Will leave London and return 10 the
United States during the autumn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02
what Roumsuin Wants.

- TuSidieel al ksttctl ID ice Tunes has the
Iollowing: 1.-The obi cts TO be obtained by
houmania in an offensive war against Tur-
Key are the Acknowledgements Of the absolute
independence or Roumania aud the disulsnt-
Irg OF The Turkish forts along the Danube
ihtreby placing both banks on an equal foot
lhg' and lnsuriUg the free navigation and
perpetual naturalization of that river ROM
mania Will also claim full indemnity for
war expenses and the depredations OF Turk
iSh armies - - N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

THE PRESIDENT and party returned to the
city Saturday afternoon on the limited ex-
press, and the President proceeded at once
to his summer residence, at the Soldiers
Home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

"A REDUCTION an NKwARK-Tbe 49,
ming papers OF Newark have resolvei N ~
20 thirty cents per taousSnd EN-. - 49,
eject next week. eAs' " 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

EN-GovERNoR MOVES, OF Ohio, appointed
minister TO France, will sail for Paris on
next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

DEFEAT OF THE INsURGK Nrs IN japan
The Pail Mall Gozetfe says: "A telegram -
ceiyed to-day from an Official source state
that the insurgents IN Japan have bean dfs-
persed, and portion OF them driven info -.
Province OF Bungo. Tranquility Is nearly
resfored.o AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02
ID. MCMENLMIN. JR FREEMAN
MARBLE GRANITE. AND BROWN STOVE
MIN M EN1AI. ANn Il q -
~ sCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC.

IT y StHENCh : SEA WEED TONIC.
In the atmosphere experienced here during the
summer months the lethargy produced by the heat
takes away the desire for wholesome food, and FIRE
IUent Preparations reduce bodily energy, plrticn-
larry those suffering from the effects Of dchiating
diseases. III order ~ keep natural healthfnl actv
iy OF the system mu,t resort to artificial means
For this pGrPnse Schcucl, Sea Weed Tonic j. very
eHectu"I few doses viii create an appetite and
give fresh Vgor to the eucryated body. For dvsr.r
sla- u Is Invaluable Many eminent physicians have
q uhted whether DIV Uersia can b. permanently
cured By tn" drugs which are generally ompI,ye for
that purpose. Th' Sea weed Tonic i'm its nature .
10 ally different ir III SU.h drugs. Itcoutain, no cor
r'-i'e minerals "r acids ia fact il ASSISTS TIL regular
"fefatl"u- "f nature. and supplies her deficiencies
HE tonic III It's nature much blcs the
juice II II il i almost identical it'll that fluid tn.
gastli" Juice Is thu natural HE a. in healthy
condition Of the body the food 10 be dige-ted
when thu juice i not "Ncret ID in sufficient Guau
uties- in'i ,esiipn- with all its distressing SYMPTOMS
follow The SEA Weed Tonic performs the duty OF
the gastric juice when the latter is deficient
schsn'k's Sea Weed Tonic sold 10y all Druggists
W. NV. f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02
Pontoon Bridge Wrecked by n Storm

An Onicial dispatch from SimuitZa, dated
Yesterday, says the bridge begun ON the 25,h
ultlmo was partially destroyed and twenty
SIX poniooEs sunk by storm on the nights
OF TIE --'th and 30th. The bridge Will be com
Ia NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

THE ATTEMPT TO SHOOT PACRARD.-An
information has been died al New Orleans
against Wm- III. Weldon for shooting at
stephen b. Packard on the 18th OF February
last. IL IL stated that Governor Nichols will
make requisition on the governor Of Penn
sylvania for Weldon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

THE CHANGE OF OFFICES between Treas
urer Wyman aud Assistant Treasurer Gil.
lillian took place TO day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

Il. W. MAXWELL, formerly of the seer /
service division of the Treasury, has been
appointed 2d lieutenant in the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

MIR. w. X. ROC EEs, the Presidents pri
vate secretary, l'ft the city this aftern 1on
for Gettysburg. He will be absent about a
week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02
a Check 20 the Inyadars

LONDON, July "A Reuter- telegram from
Shumla, dated $50 O'Clock yesterday morn
ihg, says: 1T Is estimated that 5000 Rus
SLAMS crossed the Danube at Sistova and
commenced a forward movement towards
Blela, which was arrested by the Turks al
BaKlO. ha hoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02

THE CHIEF CLERK of the Interior depart
me.t, MAJOR Lockwood, Will hereafter dis
charge the duties of superintendent OF the
department, vice Thos. d. Bond, removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-02
Turkish Defeat i'm Asia

The Central Ne1Cs states that the Turks
made desperate sortie from Kars or sun
gay morning, attempting TO surprise the
russians and storm a hill on which are two
guns used in the bOmbardment of Kars The
Turks were compelled TO Withdraw after
several hours fighting. The losses were
heavy on both sides
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Another Battle Expected.

Another dispatch dated 1890 sunday even
Ing, says: The Russian advance guard at
tacked Biela but were driven back upon SIS
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kilograms to The Star
THE WAR.
TIE Campaign ou the D.uubs

=, LONDON, July "A Shamla dispatch TO
Tie Post says the Turks are removing the
rolling stock from Rustchuk 70 Narna
HE DdnU Meas has a dispatch from Turuu
NJ gufell. which says: No crossing has IA ken
pace here, and probably none will The
hhsSiaDs made serious demonstration
which would have been turned into a req
attack lad a fair chance offered The Rus-
sian forces are so Distributed I'm the pei0b-
boring villages that they could with ease faIl
uIon Simniiza or Turnu Morgureli To the
last me ment IL was uncertain which would
be chosen
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FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENE
RAJ TYSER has gone with his family to
Deer Park, where he will remain for a few
days, when he Will go 10 Indiana, to De gone
for two weeks.