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DiH'dfeAfo Ttw FORK Herald.
6T. JonN, N. B., june 2l.-The following IL q
llat, as complete ns can bo ut present obtained,
Of thr principal merchants and private persons
who hayo lost thelr propssty in tho conaagra-
t!on. besides HIT Of the principal public build
tngs that were destroyed;
7A* Hn'tno.. '!. Aos.f',:Tho%a.' hardware .tGre;
hstlvs;e s'oe; ssa'. 'ddsasa'si dras .io,s; a:"a'
s. psn: s.a: !.o;s sSst. ~ s,,hss sSds
aes; !ounlalne't d.y.goods eatablishment; John
;1mMe A5MstsenK . e.. dfy KoS%s; us!nss c. nook
selist.s GdabS 60. @ss:.llsts, ' H. " Frsnets. %
n..ots :. and shoes: Eatera E1nFssA c.tmpanv's o.
III I'll; 4h9s. tra5enT ea9. as's:; 1aas: axn:
sisxa., ;Ss ..e;e; tex4n Lin4.s1, sissst|es: s|.s:
Samp:ea IT, .seiGfs% siisR as; s,swa. Wa Z
;tYss; j;: l. sfss! 4; c.: 'h}pssSss;; naasi
iiatIoat D!e!hsss;, Fatfsll ! sMith; heken.is:
ssaas sss sse. 'Sas Sa.t: 5*ssn *sa jy 'sss &C.,:
stesvs. nfetlefs; Everett. lat stoTe; Aanehes.sr
eo'1soa 'soa. = aa El:o az yopds , desls MSsrs
7hs j'aais aau 5aaii"g. iios.ts G -i -iaak | of Now
Nsw bFanswtek; Maritime Hank; pae'p.' banking.
Isa Ss: ons. ssa Ss.a seot
Links y tha AaFtslnss iluillMk.
IA. o;eI !s!s as nsPa: Inis5
y. soha's tlatsl; Aca4s Hotel; bsuns1irk uou4si
Ia. ~. TX HH.1 liau.s: r,a
Of tfsrm.fn street, near Princess; ltathaway's
s:s is a dSja,'s ka2 S,.s! ,!!s:S !RslST M
ntsaial!o l.yceuwi Temple u llounr.
1As tAarrAttJTrnitI cnuEca: t1li Actholtst
church, Queen anl t;eru.in Atrcrt4; lts.bytcti u
church, III t;etmasn street. =. Amircw'a Church,
kt.,F. 4 s.,,t. I ~
, 1877-06-24


LONDON. June IA CcstinIe correspondent
of tho 3T.ass telegraphs under date OF yesterday
- follows: Suleiman paslla advances very
slowly, the Eoad bclug obStinately contested by
the Montcnrgrns. tavo no doubt myself that
he will succeed In getting through, but with
very grave losses. According " tho lptcst re-
poEta he has 2',no regulars anl from 900 10
u,oo iEEcgulaEs, against whom Prime NIclolas
eau only oppose S,000 to 10000 mcn. Tia fight
Ing Is reported to ba
VERY sANGUMARr,
but the Turks rau only return uow with danger,
aud will push forward regardless Ut lossrs.
The Convent VI Oatsnk wa4 burned this mosu-
ing.
An attack IL announced on two points Of tue
southern fruntrr.
Tbs total number Of Turkish troops now op-
eEatsug agalnst Montenegro Il shout oo,ooo4.
TIE AOETEsk0RIns tMTRxNouED.
LONDON, june IA dispatch from RaxuAa,
dated yesterday, saYs fighting near Ostrak
ceased yesterday. The sionienegsips occupy m
in.reuched position With prevents The adysnce
VI 6uleiman Pasaa. rrnca Nicholas, with sn-
Other corps, u tntrcnched 1t Ccsoys, south Of
O.sf2k.
All 5aib IL expected to attack DAnIiogr1d to-
morrow, with he object of etfscttng juustlon
with su!euoa. Pasha- Should thcse operations
succeed, both armics viii 1nan:h upon Cettlnje,
whilc Lieut.. t.-Geo. Meheanet All will march down
fsom ps8sejoy,tch 10 cover tlelE Gauks- AL the
, 1877-06-24
GENEVA LAKE PERSONALS.
NFs@*Ws 471*fs3sFN ~ INV 4FFFH"*s
GENEVA LAKE, Wis, june 23.-The followI

GENEVA LAKE. Wis. June a3,-The following
guests aru now tarrytny at the Whiting llouse:
Frank +. Merrill and wife. Milwaukee: Joaiah
5AEnclt, J. Il. Kellogg, Chicago; ". +. Fros1nan,
u. y. uxasn, ". T. llnl!aday,. bs. T.. i: E.. Csr-
Church. TutavE Junction; Z. {. Brooks md Wits,
Mr.. ofcen, =. z. Lcstdeld. stone Lake, Z. y.
Cleveland, uunJse; J. u: Allan and wills, Elk
~ /. raHss and lady. Cumming; Il. j. Ucek aud
lsdy; 7. J. stsssnson. =. Il; beseul,n, Frank
5ternbcts, Milwaukee; J. i. Case, ltacina; ii. /.
T4swood and lady, EIgtn; +. ". Warren sal lady.
o.. +. hclscy and laIy, t'ol J. r. Harlow xnd
lady. DlooulAsld; Auos Stafford aud lady, Ii. l..
Aules. buffalo; {. Z. bryan, chicago; 4. +. II
wuud. +. |. Garter, L. Wright, H. c. Dsuwu.
Jn1ca belong, 4, l. Tlonp.o4.
, 1877-06-24
FRANCE.
TME VOTE ON DISSOLUTION

PARIS, June 2l-Thc vote IN the Senate for
dissolution Of tho Cbatnber of Deputies being
forcsccn, has tased littlu sensation, and Ia tlis-
cuassd by the morning papers with great calm-
nest. The exact figures of tho yote In tue Sem
ate were 40 against 1870.
VERSAILLES, June @l-Thc Senate and Cham
her Of Deputies, attcs uninportant slttlnss,
adjourned TIL Mo2day. After tho close Of the
sitting ol sl.s Chamber. tho DMke Dc urogltc,
President OF the CuAne4lt md Fourtou, MtnSster
Of the Interior, entered 10 real tho tlccrcu ot
utssolutlu.l Tnef consulted rrcsi1rnt Grcvy,
but. 4 being too latct postponed the reading
until Monday.
AAvAL APPROPRIATION.
PARIS, June a.-Tho Chamber Of Deputies
passed yesterday = supplementary naval vote Of
nearly 8,000,UU frames fur armamcnts ucccst-
tatcl BY cyents In the East,
, 1877-06-24
RELIEF.
AR mum

6Tt 'l0uHt M D.3 JUNG a.s,-GHefA or hS319t-
ance for tho sufrercra by the great flre continue
TO comp in from the provincial towns, and also
from many American ctttes: Several rar~1oatls
Of provisions arrived this morning from Mira
mtcht by special train from Halifax, and To-
night special trains from Portland, Dal,gor. Li..-
coln Centre, etc, brought 1O0 barrols Of Hour,
a lot Of blankets, and quantity Of cooked
food. Montreal, Toronto, HAMILTON, and otl,cr
Canadian cities hare dispatched provisions.
Rcltct Committees lave been rcorgnnizcd mud
their work syatemsttzod, 10 tl,at aid may so as
far ~ possible and reach those most in need
Of It.
4 public meeting was held tot1ny, and nd
drcsees were delivered by Mnyor 1iallin Of BAN
cor. Mayor Rico OF HALIFAX. and others. A vutu
Of thanks was passed to cities and individuals
contributing 10 tho relief Of the distressed.
TonoEro, Can, juns 2a-Commtttces and
collectors arc At work raising tnnucY, pro-
vis0ns, aud clothing for the 81. John sufferers.
A thousand blankets and q lot Of women's md
All tho principal towns in the country arc muv-
ing iu tue matter. Tbs militia have volunteered
to do police duty.
New YoRK, juno 2J.-TLo ltet Of subscribers
to the fund for tho roliof of tbe sufferers By tho
st. Juhn fire l,as been opened at tho British
Consulate. President Babcock, Of the stoning-
ton AtCQmSh%p LING, offerS ffce frarRpnrtntfHp
from hero to Boston Of ol1 aunplIes fnr fo reifcf
Of tho sufferers, and contributes $500 III cash.
P1tL4pEtpttA,
PHILADELPHIA, jline Gl-Thc totn1 euhscrty>-
tiops hero for the relief Ut the 81. John suffcr.
ers II SA125.
Liberal coHTRYbUr1orH
6ptctat Dispa,ch 10 Tn4 Ttt6nns.
TonoNTo, juno 23.-Dspatchca from a!l parts
OF tho ct'untry SHOW that tho sy1npathies OF tho
people arc thoroughly aroused, AMI eontEibu-
ttous In aid OF tue BIT. john sufferers arc pour
Ing In without stint. Tho President Of tho
Toronto Board Of Tratle to-day received tho fol-
ply provided for; money more desirable tlnu
provisions. Tho latter nro received plcnktfn1iy
from near points. TOrpnto'B subscription Is no.
f'lo beyond expression. The drssttution Is ap-
pallInX, the number hclug 10 great. Kcep tho
monay It'll tho banks aro rcorgaiized." e.
MONTREAL.
, 1877-06-24

Special Dtspa.eh to 1as 7ttbnnt.
New YoHK, 1nno 2a-Thc SUMS Washington
special says: " In Fpite Of oft-rcpcatcl dcnia1s,
have cumulative evidence Of the Admin!stra-
tlon schema 10 scIze the five northern Htatcs Of
Mexico. Agents ca,no hero carly In tho fail.
They may have expected encouragement fsun
tho Democrats had Tillcn been declared
elected. Ono Of tho leading sp!r-
It's In the scheme wns "a Democrat,
and scycrnl Southern Democrats were let into
the srcrct; that, Whatever their expectations in
this direction may hare been, It Is certain ttat
they soon discovered their chances Heso In
anItcly better with tho other side.
"1mmcdlate1y utter the Inauguration and con-
lruation Of the Cabinet, ex-senator Strwnrt, Of
Nevada, had an Interview with Secretary Eyarts,
and disclosed 70 bin tho outlines ot plan.
Evarts MAS anxious to have all tho details.
I,ereupot, :t the Fe1uest 9f Eynrts, Stewart
MIA, who had been here during tho winter as one
Of the leading sptrita in the enterprise, to come
forthwith to Warrington. 1lo camo in response
TO this summons, and ha, long Interview with
plan was
APPROVED DY EvAnrs,
aud Frlsbic was encouraged to such degree
that no immediately returned to his homo at
Vallejo, Eal. Alter arranging hia business hn
left quietly. and Ia still absent. The following
telegram gives tho belief OF his ne!Ehbor as to
Ffisblc's whereabouts:
BAx FnAxclsco, Juno "a. u. 0l6sos, Sun
nnrtdn. Huntington, D. c.: Telegram from
III the City Of Mexico. q, ID,
"WHh annexation, these States will not on,
obtain stabic uoyernment. but two great rail-
r,a,! companies. Tie Texas Pacific ansi Cen.
trail Pacific, Of ca'i1ornia, will Immediately
compete with cacl, other In building lines TO
the same on different ports on the Pacific Coast
- 1bctray no confidence" suys the correspond
ent. "when / say everybody at tho statc De-
partmcnt thinks difficulty With Mexico II isl-
n,.nent The S[extcans now here asc.also sntis-
fed that the Administration haa desgus on their
Cpuntyy,H
, 1877-06-24

the best advsntagn. Ono thing Is ccr-
tain, that any steps which might
Aheaten to bring England into war which
shonld have for lis result, II not for It's
avoved aim, tho maintenance Of Turkish
n,isru1o ovcr non-SfohnmmodAn subjects will
lead 70 very grave political conflict within
and without the wallis Of Parliament,
THE FAIL NALL oAzrTTH,
she Government organ, rofers to the policy
Of The Gladstone Ministry in 1870, when two
millions wero granted for tho increase
Of tho nnval and land forces dur
Ing tho Franco-prussinn war, aud
eaya, "What waa In tho question then
was tho neutrality and independence Of
another State na socuront By European guar-
antec. What in in question now Is tho safety
OF our own Empire as threatened by tho
warliko operations Of nussis. Therefore,
the precedent OF 1870 not only applies, but
applies q Jortiori, 10 tho present aituation.
, 1877-06-24
THE SITUATION.
rnE RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.


LONDON, juno Gl-EtEht weeks Of campaign
have left the main body OF tho Russian forrcs
atill on tho north bank Of the Danube. But tho
decisiEe movement has begun. Already suf-
accnt Russian force had crossed At Ibrall to
start the Turkish retreat from the Dobrubscha
It is not supposed that the main body Of the
Russians will cross In this ncfghborhool,
but that the Russian purpose Is to
concentrate therD sufficient force
to cut the Kustlnzc aud Tchcrnayola Ratlrond.
This accomplished, It is expected tho Russian
gunboats will advance UP the river, cooperating
with the land forces on both sides Of the stream
to drive or the Turkish gunboats, and thus OH
tain abundant room for sale aud sudden cross-
Ing Of tho entire Russian army. II fs suspcctcd
also t',at another column will be dispatched to
DRIVE THE TURKS FROM 1sAcEcnA,
and Tultcha, which II successful would enable
tue lsusslaus to close tho sulinn Pass, tho only
channel BY which large vessels can ascend tho
Danuho from tho Black Sea.
That British official opinion anticipates the
entire and edFly success VI Russian strategy Ia
conclusivcly shown by It's renewed alarm for !ts
Indian interests, and tho steps taking to pro-
text them. There nre some who bellcrc
that tho Ministry arc only sllanltutug atnsss,,
while IN fact having a secret understanding
With Russia TINT England Ia to lake her share
of the spoi1s by making descent On Egypt.
under the prctease Ut necessity for protecting
the Suez Canal. II the British corps Of obscr-
yatson. publicly understood 10 bo destined for
Gallfpoli, Mt the north extremity Of tho Das-
l2nellcs, should be
DIVERTED 10 kaYlT,
England could not consistently oppose nussta's
seizure Of Coustant!uoplo.
AuatrA's continued inactivity In the mltIst Of
these grave complications, confirms the general
conviction that sle has thorough understand
lug With both Germany and Russa. France,
entirely occupied by internal affairs, is counted
out ot the ring. and tho other Powers, evident
" couuurriug that tho "aIck Nan's" death il
near, have arranged substantially how Iis cstato
shall te distributed.
Among tbs probable rumpss IL one that tho
6ultun ha3
H0rrD TO MAKE rEACE
as soon Is tic Russian Successes should auiIl-
cienty dssplrft Its people, to cnahle the Govern.
inent to sustain ttaelf In such treaty. Tho
terms talked Of aru moderate, embracing thu
ccsston Of Datoum and part Of Armenia with
The free passago of the DarJapelca for Kusata,
The surrender of part Or all Of tho Turkt.h
ntct7 aud tho payment Of rcakonatIe iu-
actnnity In money ii4stallments. That ll.ese
terms will eventually he obtained by Russia Is
generally believed, since II Is apparent that no
European combination agalust hcr Ia now prob
able. II possible. Sllc becomes daily moro secure
from outside Intervention.
, 1877-06-24

CoHaTANr1NorLE, juno :si-Tho Portc's re-
ply to Lori DcrbY'a nuto in reference to tha
buez Canal wna dispatched uu tho 2lat Inst. It
is unlcrstood that the i'oEtc accepts the prnct-
pic OF FREQ navigation Of the cnnal by ncutrsle,
but reserves tho right Of fighting an cncmy's
vessel.
NQNoREp.
Prince Hasaan, Of Egypt, lcaves for Varna
to-day. The 8ultan presented him ycsterlay
with the sword of honor.
THAT Hfa 0UN.
pARIs, june 23.-1t Is statel TINT the steamer
conveying this gigantic krnpp gun whIci, was
exhibited At Philadelphia to Ruasfa has grounded
near tho Island OF Oasscl.
, 1877-06-24

FREDERICK, sld., juno 2s.-Tho jury'of In
qucst iuquirtnx into the cause of the collision
Oh tho Baltimore d Ohio Railroad near PuInt OF
Rocks, reported to tho Coroner to-day that ttero
waa an trreconctlabtu diversity Of opinion amoug
were discharged.
, 1877-06-24

BosroN, June 23.-AIter are In Cambridgc-
port tonight, the c1tinRulshed building fell
Ono fireman was seriously ~aud four badly IT.
jurcl. Several jumped from the windows aud
root, aud escaped harm. The building WAS OF
wood, 10 by 81, AMI two storice, occupied by the
Walwos.h ba{p Company. Loss slight.
, 1877-06-24
:. DENMARK,

fuR POLITICAL NuDnLH.
CorENHAoEs, Jane 3.-Thc Ln9alftgrdG7.
fucwspaper) states That tho Danish stInlstcrs
have commenced private actionA at law against
every mesabeF of the Comufttoa OF tlIa.unttel
Left who, after tbs closing ot tho session,
sIe1lel Tho manifesto issue.1 bY tho Committee
Accusing tho aitalstry of violating tho law.
, 1877-06-24

tnEton apcctal SAYS Sitting Hull has beeouo an
international nuisance. Correspondence Is
being exchanged between Canada and Washing
ton looking to tho return Of sitting Bull and lis
followers to America. where they belong.
Canada objects to hia presence among tho
friendly Blaekfcctp Tho subject, however, Il
full Of difficulties.
, 1877-06-24

SENATOR FERRY,

8etc7Hl I44p4lcA 70 TIA 3F}8KHA
grand HAVEN, Mich, June Ex-senator
Fcrry Is now fairly eonfalcseent aud improves
daily. lie Is rrreiviug couyratulatoEy messages
IRON eyery part OF the ccnptry, often accutu-
panle4 with chulo fruits, lowera, and othcr
tokens 0f esteetn or Affection, which are gra.e-
fully enjoyed and aptrsILscL
, 1877-06-24

MopteneRrins in Herzegovina arc rsturniug to
the!r countrJ'a defense.
TUHK1sn hEron1.
Co.sr1HTfHoFL1, June Ga-ft Il officially an
nounccd that the Turkish divisions operating
from Herzegovina and Albania against Mon
o'clock this morning, sud arc now marching
upon Ceitinjc.
IMMENSE SLAUGHTER
CRTTlr1E, juno :sA-Thc Montcuegr!n official
accounts admit that RuleIman Pasi1a's and Al!
aaib's forces have effected junction. nnd any It
WA aftet si1 days' continuous fighting, IN Which
the Turks Lost 7,0W
, 1877-06-24
run OVER AND KILLED.

Bp9t509 U79td1fN 70 3A4 11aHHz.
LACROSSE, Wis, June sA-TAe down train on
the Chicago, Dubuque d Minnesota Road, Wien
near New AbIn. H., this afternoon, caught sir.
Frank Wymlllsr, OF Lansing, On tho bridgu. Ifo
was run over anl killed. Thu body was takcn
to Lansing.
, 1877-06-24

PorrsvLLR, Pa, Juns 2a.-0corze Ftstlcr,
Teller of tho Maloning City National Bank,
was taken sick kuddcnly lass night and ILLS phy-
sictans say he IL suffering frutn fhy.lrophuufa,
Ile Wss bitten by pct dog seye4r rM9uths ago.
, 1877-06-24

p0RT HURON.
Epecfot Dispatch 10 1ns Tribune.
Ponr Hu1os, Mich, June ea-Down-rsops
Commp1oro. Huron City, 81. Albans, starruca,
Manitoba, Fred Kelley aud tow, Vulcan and
raft; sctrs Ida, Keith. Bandcrson, Annie II.
Fisher, G. A. King.
up-Frops Vanderbilt, Montana, Japan, Pas-
sale, St. Paul, Empire State, Anntc Smith md
tow, Superior and tow, George King md bargcs,
kcl,rs t0sco, N. c. West, F.. r. Turner, J. G.
King, Wend tho Wave, Donaldson, Herbert
Dudley, hlchn.onl, Fame, Abh!e /; An.lrsws,
sis, ,'John 1ttee, Sir @. a.. .VanstraMhen.eet G. q.
Meiscl, Lewis Ross, Bolivia White Cloud,
lEtna. Siberia, 4. Gaskin, Jennie Matthews. u.
q. Furt, W. 4. Muir.
, Wind southwest, gentle; weather inc,
, 1877-06-24
nNQAYNEn.

wATEnrowH. n. r., Ju4e :2-Dsutel aud
James Iloaslly, aged 10 AMI IT ycars respective
", were yesterday dsowntd by tho ovcrturnlng
OF canoe ucur Alexandria Day. y
, 1877-06-24

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, juno 23.-An appeal has
been male to the citlxens OF Philadelphia,
through tho Mayor, for aid tor tho people Of
Mt. Carmel, I'll. It represents TINT over 100
families ase still homeless and pcnnilcsA, and
over 1U0 persous were wounded, and requests
TINT, while the charisably Disposed aro aiding
DO uot forgotten,
, 1877-06-24

THE CANAL.
DRIDaEron7, juno 2a-Clearcd-T Mesara,
Ksnknkcc Feeder, 10000 feet lu,nbcf; prop
Mohawk Belle, Kankakee Feeder, e3729 feet
lumber, 90, 400 lath, 4,43o posts.
DntpaEPonr, dune $50 p. m.-Cicarcd-
Graric GriswolI, Mlnooka. BA183 feet lumber;
Brilliant, Morris, B5, 900 feet lumber; First M
ttonal, Joliet, U,t1b feet lumber,
, 1877-06-24
= TILE RED SLAYERS.
Lntcst Adviccs iron, the 1ndlnn
',~ Outbreak in Idaho.
Thirty Soldiers and One Officer Killed in
the Late Fight.
Tho Needed Refuforccmcnts flurrying TO
the Front. y
An Important Council with Ohiafs Of 9
Friendly Tribe, b

An Important Council with Ohiafs Of q
Friendly Tribe.
sAN FRANCISCO. June GA pEtss dispatch
from, Boise CITY says: Judge Kelly, Of tito
ttlaho Statan,dn who left 1icrc on tho 18th inst,
10 take arms to tho people Of Wcfser Valley, re-
turned hero this morning. Ilc reports that tho
people in those valleys have Loft their FIRMS and
ncarfy atl assembled nt point in fthc Lover
Weser Valley near Jcffrles, whcss thcy arc COLI
stf1,ettn4 n fort. WcIser Valley Ia directly On
tho limo Of tho Indian traYc! OF tho northern and
southern sections, md IL
VERT Hucn Hxroe1p
to indian raids. ...
4 number OF Indians protesting to be friend
~ arc nov cncampcd near the upper settle
sncnsa OIL tho WeIacr, and many others arc
known to bo roaming through the mountains.
Thls IL nothing unusual, as they have been
always allowed To Leave tho reservations and 70
wherever they pleased. They have proftel by
tho opportunity given them TO becornc thor
ouEhlY acquainted with tho conditions Of the
settlers, and to prepare themselves for what
ever course they might choose 10 take. They
aro generally well armed, while the neglect OF
the Government has left the country exposed
10 Whatever t1.oy may choose to do. The poo.
p'c are Without arma, anil
VIRTUALLY D4RENsELgss.
o.p'' 1.eoe' NJ. W.. A's' .,..e ... 'o' -,
s " :. j" ~. .sI. y. ~ tsoo.e ~ IL
~. u,. 'eonso ~ aIte ~ es' -" u
III .u,., .'sn '". ..s ~ ~ .t,.. IT,! ts'as.
WILL Ivy. Nv otns: ~ :,,s.n1
NV" y. ."s ra.t3 ,ouAs."k "s'o .r ..'s ee
~ lc"'a4n ueN..,A y" nseos VI 'uo 'e.ae's5 -
A'''s' &'u'''"o'''"u' a"u 's.a' .osa"''
1o9"o,'~ ~ r
oAS = Sa'., S"ne ~. NJ io'. ."
~ ~ t,oIA' '.a5o' y. D..u auu ."o
t,o1'' .; -. Go'to,, aen'o1s y, .'.e Lctls'at'so
Sou"eA' ~ W. y. ",...," 49, y ~, ~ .A'
putPoso " oA. sa1s.s '"o ."a'a.'' u'..' Gu ~.
ea"peo y" .'1 useas 1a,'.' p''s'is, ss.u''sa M ~
nooa .o-uH., ~ .1an u .,o
ptHc'pal eh1c'e u t'lo lnana''a t":'e asse'hmeu.
lhero arc no" enea."poo III sao 'ocaitS aoon'
t,oo !t'ulans VI oo.n ss1es, en'osae"s 'ne'n-
oef3ol tao oa.'oSh' e''os"ohe' a"u Ie'.um' ,,,',
stono tioes' t.osuH n''u Sostou , "snt ~ W.
10" Gscok' ios.y ln'iea u'sta"t, nnelo at, t"ss
'oana PETTY y. eapsa H. ''au
known thesr ooleee-to asesFtaln t"o a4spoe't,ot @
OF tue Indians anu tne't 1ntent'oas' lho m
oians "efo asked 70 sena forward taolf pcst
F'ue1s 70 t'e h,a'a camp aao Eelucst tno pF,ne,-
pa ch.o9s 10 "ev' tne commissioners ~ el"
~" G1esh* .u' 1u4mas co1np'eo' ooo"
u'e en'eis .'aao 'os's apicasauee a. an N.
.efs'e" lux p'~s' "nlcn fescAeo 'ae tact
1nat tneso 1no1ans hau oecn
tea4sp nsst y. sAiesAAsss l'.s'Ai.'
lfom too rs% .ctees m'a e.ns1 ., Aessacs IN th'
ou...' auo s"a. pe.''o.' =. ..e l'aa pceu soa1
Aaetl's "nslnst ~ sutna4ii r,,l. tslena'Y W t"c
"nltcs " !u'a tto ..oes t"s e'po -, ~ W. W.
~" t,nn.. nv fr;snhtine.s n tle ~1tss ~ ,nn 1 s 'a
s''e 1'''aos 80 "A3~' "*
, 1877-06-24

N1ARQUETTE.
4pectaI nspoleA 10 IAe TfibuHA
,MAnQuErTE, silclt., juno 23,-Arslycd--l'fops
". II. Barnu1n, D. II. Wilson, HAVANA; schrs
r. ". Ferry, Frank Pcrcw, Gcnoa, Helena.
Clcarcd-Props II. u. Tnttlt. Egyptian; schrs
Pellean, Ila1stcal, George II. Ely.
Passed. Down-irop J. l.. Hursl. =
Up-Prop Arctic.
Wtnd-South; weather 1ne.
, 1877-06-24
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tho o1ltc of The HsffqioHf Taftiiigenefr shared 4
stnitIas fate job pcra wtre attact.c to atf these
rapcrt, and the entire stnek-tYpe. roltef, ctsea
'-evetJthing. in fact. was swept away. ~
, 1877-06-24
Casualties Caused by the Blow~
ing Up of Dangerous
Wallis.
Several It,cendtary Fires Start
ed on Friday
And Comes Near Dying from au Applioa-
tion Of Hemp.
Material Aid Pouring In from All
Quarters.


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TIE c'Tf nj AooSL1onT:
BOSTON, Mass, juno GA st. John special
says: Moonlight last night was an lnea'c'lta'
hlo boon, there bctng no Roa for either tue
streets or tho houses. For every hnnafea
tt'tovcs land there "cro sHnfms OF tncm'' ~
least half dozen special police ratfol tue
siTcots. These specials embraced the younger
inalo population OF tho very best classes oh's,
and were armeu u tho tccta' snoIa "cEe hcasa
IN two quarters, but no serious rrslllts haeo yet
been reported. Volunteer militia, IN eonsldefa-
bic force, wero also on duty.
LODGINGS fuRatsHEps
1tha matter Of tue greatest surprise 10
strnn1erS that 2o,NU OF up"afuS oi ho!heleas
people should have been so successfully prov'd.
ed fur with lodgings Tor tue night. a etnai'
PERCENTAGE "cfa III sehts. rlteneo On
ChiDmnns grounds on Union street,
on Kings Square, or on harfaeRs
Green, hut the bulk, whether fich OF poor,
might have been founA peacefully resting IN INC
hospltablo holtscs III Tie poor as well as tho
rich, throughout not merely tic harfo" limits
OF tic etaE'ding eity, ont IN tho milcn more e1~
tended snbuFbs OF toFtland' CafIton' lndlan-
town. Fafrvlllc, mud other places. Reduced
ralway lures on the lnter~Colonhl hallroaA also
added TO tha iac1lstIca 60 f1neh required.
VISITORS.
'Mornsng tfnns pfo"eat lnouaahas oI Peoplo
from HALIFAX anu Ill lhtefmculate points some
oearinE meesaoee anu substantial tokena ot
sympathy. PROVISION trans continue 10 afflvo.
MOI merely Inc streets oi thc sennant o1 tno
TOWN arc s"athang Win people ~ tnc ntescnt
"r1nng, nat inc desolate squares anu aonay'
eomoea "onaeh paVc!nents arc coscfeu WIN
cuflos'tS-secAeFs' mostly moving ooont III H.
lGOHGs
, 1877-06-24

70 IA Editor gf TAt Tf18unt,
Cr1cAao, juno GA relief thug has been
callrd by thu Mayor for Monday atlernGnn az
tr Co,lll-El room. ny n1I tucans let tbs Boarsl
OF Trade Hall DO substituted, and let there he
rousinH mcet!ng ot our citizens, showing to 1t,
grateful ln her luur OF llstress. CITIZEN,
, 1877-06-24
- THE WEATHER.

WAsntsarqN, D. G., juno a-la =. m.-For
the Luwer Missouri and Upper Mississippi val.
lcys and uppcr Lake reatou, falling barometer,
Eouthesly wtuds, wasmgr, partly cloudy, and
rising barometer al,l colder northwest winds.
LUcAi OD4kAtA FLnA.
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