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THE WAR.
Derby's Speech to the Tailors
Encourages the Peace
Party.
Continued Rejoicings in Con-
stantinople Over Report
ed Victories.
Gortsclla1xod('s Last Note to
His Friend Earl
Derby.
It Does Not Appear to Sat-
isfy the British Cab
met.
The Points Concerning Oonstanti-
nople and tho Dardanellcs
Very Vague.
Greek War Preparations Cause
. tho Porto Much I'm.
easincss.
The Asiatic Armies APP
parently in Active
Motion.
With a View to Securing lnapor.
tant Strategic Positions.
d Visit to tho Turkish Fortifoations
Along tile Danube.
The Works Mt Duafr11uL -. Tnrnndnne
With View to Securing lnpor-
tant Strategic Positions.
4 Visit to tho Turkish Fortifoations
Along tie Danube.
The Works at Rustclluk ..- Torpcdocs
Versus Iron. C1Qds,
RUSSIA'S OBJECT.
no pRosPEcT or IMMEDIATE pEAuK.

tBy Cd1fs 10 TAs CAIeaqo Tribunal
LONDON OFFICE OF TIE CuloAao Tribune,
sA11anunr STREET, ". G., Juno 12.-Your
correspondent at Bucharest telegraphs: ~
have seen today private letter from high
Russian oflicia1 at st. Petersburg 10 QUO Of
tho Grand Dukes staff, protesting
earnestly against tho IDEA, 80 mootod
abroad by Continental papers, TINT
tho Czar will mako torms of peace
nnl evacuato Roumania. I wish wero
permitted to give tho bitter language In
which thia letter Is couched, hut Gun say that
It's substance waa that tho Ruasiau people
mover will permit such ignominy. II aida
TINT tho Car personally informed tbs writer
before leaving tho Capital that tho Russiau
now era Of conquest had begun"
, 1877-06-13

THE FDN1R HECoMINU UNEASY,
LONDON, Janc l2.-rhe Porto is uneasy re-
gardin8 dEcccc. safSst Pasha has questioned
tho Greek A1afstcr 1t Coastautinoplc coucesa-
inS the intentions OF the new coalition Cabinet,
Tho Minister'S reply wa not very 1casslrinc.
lie satd hs lad no knowledge Of any hostile
fntcntiou, aud did not believe tho preparation.
uerc being made with any other object than
preparing for all eventu4llttes; but that II
Greece finds herself drawn into tho struggle She
would acs opeuiy. Tho latter part Of tho answer
rcfefTcd to apprchenslous expressed by safYet
PashA leat Gteecc should send banda into Tbea-
saly.
, 1877-06-13

Sp&aa3 nspoteA II Ias 7yt4vne
NEW YouK, Juus n-The Htratrs Vienna
correspondent states that Prince Milan, Of
scEvla. has ordered the preparation Of q large
military camp near Belgrade, and u evidently
preparing for the crtsls In 6esrtaa affairs uhIeh
ntll follow decisive Russian victory OF \ sud
den treaty Of peace,
AoaART PA4uA.
a NTaM correspondent tclegrapha that It Is
reported there that Hobart P4sha has been or
dcred to bosnbard Odessa. Tho torpedoes will
oe thoroughly oyeshaulcd BY the Russians pre-
pasatorY to his reception.
TAK NUSxIAN LOAN,
The FaTakft special correspondent 1t St.
, 1877-06-13


Petersburg announces Tint ncr t,,,-n,, Ia,
of ON m nm ro,t,o. t*tco ~ .m oan
brour,t ~, s,,,,,,,N, s.oo,uvot"'> W'li soon oe
u'.txnt ou. simultaneously In tho Capital and
at orce. ~" .F
NOT so.
f,a,ra.nr - su"o a.s. .tne lepo't u denied that
oefmhhy Is ABOUT 10 form second practice
squadron Of seven vessels, and Is preparing 10
enlist additional seamen.
cossr,xr,ran,. 1.,.s ~ W..
49,. .orsiAstiSoPLE' assl,st Juno l..-Ihc scss!on Of
~, ens au'31sh farltancns will 10 closed on the
OsrRoK, June 12,-The Invasion of vo.ao,ev,c
Nv Tn,ka I. rn,ttn,, .,rnr.s.. ~ ~ "nseo!sxse
fo,ca. .,.a.s 20 .A's p'uR1ess' Inc monlencgrn
s,s ,u.au pss ony .nreo oastallons' and the
yauc!ng via BcsaEn from thu Ecrvtan frontirr
and ,ody Of irrco7,t.r. ee.c,- ,.a. f,.'..ss os%
its rumorcd that thsv n, .s aa un s' uas.n!e ,a
Of Brohnia t i a.... aI' ~ uhsenu aa,, py way
The total losses Of sulciulan Pasha at krotaz
fsestinatcd at 1000.
BULGARIA..
VIENNA, June 1a-at R,,sh.ro.. a.. n,,,.. o,
heusMenpurg , y openly mentioned a. the in-
teh'led ruler OF Bulgaria.
A pr,h,,,., ,,,inn,,H ,nouMAsIA.
N'spAIeu AEpVik6 knHL lnH HOu-
mantan Government has addressed nose to
ne loMcrs M protcsttng against tho barbarous
Hets ol tue turks and stating Il the Powers do
70. 1nseEFcne e., 70 prevent theao d.osedatons
Turkey.
Dt:patch e Tendon Tunes.
;,osdt nd9caanssr, May 23.-onc ct tho most daring
H. fhes,,p peslotMea m on the Lower Danube. ncaF
h taah,ns,'t =" Sai1sauy mornine last a smal! de-
tcnt m,ta - Nutstan sololere, eofamandcd by
mantjcr ~ thc fn,,,nsn III ny re eonl-
= tEsSe"; ,s1. .no uo1tAesn ehofc OF the Danubc
~ r..i" naoes th T.. 9nalI noat9' ana proceeded
mi nnnosito n nS Tht,a scsta fets' below Aatchin.
eiat,nn9 t".t.n tusa: ~ WHICH point There WA
thc 11Jta.. Ill., ~ .ocy managed 10 surround
filth, in'1,-ats usoso .M.uS uncovered oy thc
tho aent1cs ~ t,.,xH M1In I'LL nualy observer bY
md VIVA " rocs csa' tln,n ,gy were @ challenged.
~ nu nEnt ~. MAJ Alufgescu replied In
.,tt.nai' :, ln9 !uIRs' evidently not
II Mstri,n oaeisea ~, naa, nang 10 Tug direction
cama f~o,n ~. H., Hnosg shnts n wasfe tfieeG boats
hno,a a'o ~ 1amaGe 20 thc oaring mcn in tie
soltlisrs, under the direction Of Licut. DuIa-
scneus p!unRco into tue water, SWAN eilentfy
tue deadly torpedo In close contact viii tic
maShino had hsen scs,,rcr n'fe tnu dcssr4et'so
ns-es ~ at susSIs lastcncti, ana tlio
t,e ,nc m rot}roI -. oatsety 9ee1satcly au1lstsd
<tno. en , g the nG!gnhofing shore u the
saa nset, anu M At nnlI.past ID tho morning tho
monitor WAS blown Into the air. With oil the Of
acets ana crew. Ihe explosion Was terrific, and,
supposed that nil on board ucrisllcd Win t1o
vessel. f~'.'A ~" 'o'
Tha cool determination with ,rha,t .,.,, tauu
fui entc1nrtsc wna Mn Tafa .h's 'car.
.na.;s. - "as saeecsstuliy caffseu out
tRs scoaoa ,od Il. tae result aha thc late OF
s. ens sscona tuIk1en monitor already sent 10 the
how futile was tho expectation that runi,oats
can maintain the mastery OF a river lined viii
bostile batteries flcd 9Th cnnn,ios 80 -os,f,*
, 1877-06-13

MILAN WILL VISIT THE czAR
BUCHAREST, Juue 13-The Gar has stxpjdel
bis willingness To recelTo Prince htiun at Plo-
tcsif. The Prince will arrive On Friday, accon,-
pan!ed by Premier Rstics, Gen. uoryatoyich,
and Prottcs and LcschJanin. The Porto has
been ol1lclallY informed os tho projected yisI..
ARMY NEw6.
vienna. June l2.-Ten thousand scrgians arc
eoncentratcd at Belgrade aud h0o0 At krnsuIc-
vatx.
The Permanent Committee Of the skuptscllna
propose to reduce the salaries OF employees 50
per ceut TO cover tic expenses for armameuts,
Tho krasuIcvatx Arsenal Is working night
aud day.
a 8cryian denomination In tho direction of
lusch u probable. with the object Of drawing
Oh Mehcmed All from Montenegro.
, 1877-06-13

fDv Gabts 10 ZAt Chicago 7rlban<.l
LONDON Oy11cE Or THR Cu1oAoo Tn.H.
uNz, sAt1auuay srn1rr, ". G., June 12.-.
Tho speeches Of Lords Derby md Salisbury
last night At tho Merchant Tailors' Guild
created worry great interest as being tho frst
public expression Of tho Cabinet Ministers
on tho Wal. It has been known that tho
Mazquis Of Salisbury was an anaont-- --peuce
advocate, but Lord Dorbys views were
NOT GENERALLY UNDERSTOOD,
this. being tho first time that he has opoucd
his mouth. Whether no aotually dcs,rcs
poace can hardly be gathered from Ills re-.
marks, which, considered automatically,
mean littlo beaidcs general leaning towards
peace rather than war-a sentiment which
tho humblest citizen can cordially eoho.
Tho roal question ia whether In this juno
tura, when British commercial supremacy Ia
threatened, as tho understanding Is at pres.
ent, England can rcmain auiot. This yiow
is takeu
nx TIE wAn PARTY GENERALLY,
and is talked about on the sreets and iu
public rcsorta. It should also DO rpmom.
berod That Lords Derby and Salisbury aro
not the majority Of tho Cabinet However,
1t cannot be denied that their speeches aro
received with respect, and havo certain
amount Of influence. It tH quito llable that the
country may bc divided into two naw parties
on war issues. The Raslicala assume
ADETxnArNEp FRONT,
and raise hue and cry enough to appear by
far the stronger, but WHOM 1t comes 10 q de-
cistve move, vote In Parliament for in-
stance, tho respectable Tory clement witt
come out and support the Government with
ali It's old loyalty and enthusiasm.
, 1877-06-13

WILL RKPush TO york THE uunoKT.
PARIS, juno 12.-Thc members Of tho Budget
Committee appeaF agreed to support the rcjcc-
ton Of the budget u tho Ministry refuse to re-.
hlGn Ia obedience to a vote ut censure.
IMMEDIATE D1sS0LUTloS.
PARIS, Juuc 12-It u reported On rood au-
thority that President Mag3IAlon has Decided
on Immediate dissolution.
, 1877-06-13

Danube, and think nv ktatlstics nnv ro rc1Ie1
upon. At Wlddin, the extreme western ntmt.
there arc 5000 u,cn commanded by Osman
Pasha Mu9fr. The latter title, 1t should he ex-
ntafnetl dpnotes Gereraf ~ a .u,s~to. ..,t,
ro,ntn,n1fnr a dfrt.to, 1,a,<.+r u,sst., a.. 49,
fos.ta.'.,. IL. =" 1,', oo" "1oo''i the '1ss
Three oattalions- at Nahova there arc five bat
tal!ons At Ntkopoff sud in It's vicinity ore ecrcn
hattallons, whi,a seven more ara At efttovo.
IN ali tha~. &C.,. .t,a,.. =, ~ 49,.
80. - 'He'e ate aoou' l',ooo men a. hast-
eaK thcrc are thtrty-four batta1lons, with 18 eco
men, Including four batta1fons of Nlzanlis, ono
Of Mustatz. twentr. air of Redtfs. and thrcc nj
Epynttan. A. s,1i,t,t. ~, f',.sho. sa.1a 49, y.
un;bnro1 % ~ n'.s. uo"n' u,o
-. ~ @@1"oo Acn u1h4er oc'aW1 lasha fcflK.
~ shunla are q, 900 under Aziz pasha, and at
Varna, On tho Black Sea, ara t3OOO under
Rachfd Pasha. Tbrre arr ,i.o
scarTrn.n mar -tn 49, r
@"eD "Hou1 THE DoBRupsCHA
10000 men, aud iina!iy shou'd be included tho
, 1877-06-13
DELGIU3I.

ANTWERP PoHriRIcAT1oNa.
ANTWERP, June l2.-Antwcrp Ii being put in
a coinplcte defensive state BY tho erection Of
stratcgfeal works on the line of tho Riycr
NuLhc.
, 1877-06-13
CASUALTIES.


NY1GTTn<1sES1,A 4 NysrAa
n.,-,,,,,. 49,. -, 4 49,. .,
DAn.o" -. su.e -. pt'fA'a 'e'sk'a'a
says that All excursion train c:atnc In collision
with tho Winchester trala tear Point
OF Nocks Charles EtIf.r Richard r1rtrn,x n1rl,
I'm n,d Wn11.o- ,.a-. ,.tt,aa 49,, ,..1. 9't.t,,.
~. :, "s.o NA4S4' Ana L'n ., osn's5'
eo%a' Auu otuers seriously injured, IAe tFaiA
was from baltimore, conveying passengers to
take part In tho memorial ceremonies md tclf-.
tutton m thc ,nn,uuon+ IT. .ho r,,,f.1,r.ta
rw...s.., ~ .,a.'1-..A S
~s"'e'e'' At "ascsabo~u' so"oa}'
LATER.
inr. between thu rcrufnr morntnr acrommn1n.
tIsn , ,r.n frnm Wtachca,c. o's Va on., n .noc'.,
excursion t3aln from Frederick TO Washington.
lhe enClucs crashed Into each other. -Four
persons wcro INSTANTLY Killed aud eighteen
wounded. nil I'm t],n rxr,,retor trol.
The Lt,l.,t -. rh.-,a. ~ 49, ,..
rusds.'',. r. ~ @u*ttes ~. H. nes'ef' eotos o1
FREDERICK k1d'niAtr; Richard Dut.pH, mer-
E. Dt.kson-alt Of Frederick Citv.
The wounded aru: Louis sliIev. .on Of r,r,
Fairfax schlcy. daurcrou.,y. ltxt boih ,ev..
and Col, Charles z. TrayI. 'Ian1rro,,,ly 1:,,'
Trail is ono OF tho most influential s,al xc.lthv
cf,,xcn. NJ Eroax.f,t, 80 .... a.-.. @
ti'at c.,,ntv ~ H. ssves; Anu "as senator ft.ua
stx.ao, .ut sS'esa! tesnH Inc fcfnain1a ="
vrrnnslv ~ .i~l,ti. 1"te"s. ,',t nnsI"Sx aaH>
EmxIin. Kn'at,,',ni. - ~ - q th1tateu: v -; =
Noii1nronv Wiiffs, i.rt.n :" -: .ga'As. L. ~
i.sss Ely, q. T. saousf; Wili'ssa ii ssoufsr.
H:S IiSte''ssn, 3oha bayidsou. .S J!aag na1t 6sS:
, 1877-06-13
ROME.


Rogr, June 12.-Ths Pope has received Vicar
Apostolic Moreno, Of California, who, IN the
nxHe u Upper and Lowrr California, p7escntcd
his uallucss with u, ,000 frat,cs.
, 1877-06-13

FeterhburX announces that new internal loan
Of 2ooo 900 roub1cs (s1Co, 900 0oo) viii soon be
brought out simultaneously In tho Capital and
in the provinces, aud will certainly bo taken IN
at ortc,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-27
A Mistake Of Three Dollars.

From the New York Herald.
Mrs. Silberstein, stout, middle aged
and voluable lady, whose star of life hoy
ers over the counter OF Baxter street
cheap clothing store, appeared ut the
TOmbs Police court yesterday and gave
evidence against Michael Kinney. charged
with smashing her store windows 1t
was evident to the spectators that Mrs.
Silberstein thoroughly appreciated the
value of high sounding titles and femi-
nine Establishments as means of infiu-
encing the court. Every time she
paused for breath i'm the recital of her
tale, she interspersed Judge, Your
Honor or Worship" smiling sweetly and
courtesying reverently rs she used The
words.
Judge Kilbreth listened attentively as
she mellifuOsly narrated how the prison.
er at the bar. deliberately and without
provocation, while laboring under the in
fiuence of liquor, broke with his clInched
fist four squares of glass, scattering the
brittle pieces over bundles of coats and
yests-brand new Ones-in the shop
window. Mrs. Silberstein also took Oc-
casion to descant on the dullness of trade
and the great value of glass. n She refer
red likewise to her naagnanimity in not
wishing the prisoner punished beyond
being compelled to pay her 81 for the
damage done. 4T
Her oily manner, apt flattery and win
ming graces had their effect on the magis-
trate, who said, IL will make the glass
cost him pretty dearly"
"Oh, Your Worship, Judge!" said Mrs.
Silberstein, with gratitude beaming in
every feature, 81 thank you; 1 thank you.
1 am poor woman, and the money will
be so useful--so useful!" ,f3 M
IL fine you $3, Kinney said the Judge
to the prisoneS at the bar, sand you stand
eominittednhtil the same Is paid.' 81
The courtesy of Mrs. Silberstein was a
marvel of combined humility and graft
tude, and words almost failed her i'm
thinking his honor for his great kind
ness for paying her 50 for the glass.
After her eulogy she looked expect
antly at the judge, who gazed vacantly
at her in return
"Anything else, Mrs. Silberstein ?" he
asked.
"Ahem! Well-but-but--
"Speak out. madam, speak out" said
his honor, encouragingly.
Mrs. Silberstein blushed very red and
stammered as though just realizing a
painful doubt. "Wh-when will II
get the money!"
''The money!" echoed the judge i'm as
tonishment. "Why, madam, that goes
to the court!"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-27
A Monkeys Fatal Curio,itx.

The soldiers at the United States
arsenal at Summerville had, until Mon.
day, pet monkey, the "cunningest" OAR
winian that ever left the African forests.
Jocko was ordinarily a good monkey,
but, like too many of his biped cotempo-
raries. he possessed great fault. Jocko
was tormented by curiosity, and. alas it
brought him to an untimely grave. For
some time Jocko had been i'm the habit OF
watching the artillerymen as they fired
the morning and evening gun. and finally
became imbued with an ardent. desire to
be a. '.gay soger boy" Last Monday MORN
ing he slyly approached the piece, which
is used for firing the salute. and jerked
the lanyard. To the amateur artillerist's
surprise and disappointment the cannon
didn't fire. He Immediately darted to
the mouth TO see what was the matter.
when the piece suddenly went of. ard so
did Jocko-all his aspirations and his
limbs blown to the winds. His remains
were literally strewn over the sward.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-27

Old ladies say that, if babies have
strength to live seven days, they will
most likely live seven weeks, and if they
live over seven weeks, they will live
seven months; and, unless something
particularly bad happens to them. they
will reach the age of seven years. pro-
viding the seven months are safely got
over. 1t is an old belief, that If child
cries loudly at its birth and lifts up an
open hand, it Is born to command; but,
II it clutches with its thumb tucked In,
1t will be ofa cringing, slavfsh disposi.
ton, -
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-27
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY. MARCH 27. 1877.


J Explanatory.
A word of explanation is I'm order.
We issue an extra number of the NORTH
ERN TRIBUNE to-day for the purpose of
giving the notice legally required for an
election of officers for the village of Che
boygan under the new charter. The
law requires that the notice of election
shall be published i'm newspaper at
least two weeks before the day of hold
ing the election, which is provided to
take place on the second Tuesday i'm
April. For the reason that the pro-
visions of the new law were not very
generally understood, and it was not
known positively that the bill had be-
come law, the notice of the election
was not published last week. 1t had to
be published to-day, Or we would lose
thC OCbCntS VI lilC tlCW law AOISC
issue of the TRIBUNE. That it hardly
comes up to the standard which we have
established, we admit, but it was gotten
up on six or seven working hours no
tice. But it will fulfill the law and save
to the village the benefits of the revised
II 3aEk'E teES 4
charter, and that was the aim. The elec-
ton notice will be found in another col
umn, to which we call the attention of
of every reader. 1t will be noticed that
the law calls for the election of all new
officers, and it is to be hoped that our
citizens will see to it that none but the
best men are put i'm these positions. so
that in after years it may be sail that
ChebOygan commenced new life and
a new era of prosperity in the spring of
1877.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-27

A Clergyman was preparing his dis
course on Sunday. stopping occasionally
to review what he had written, and to-
erase that which he was disposed to dis
approve. when he was .accosted by his
little son.who numbered but five sum-
mers: Father, does God tell you what to
preach?" Certainly, mir chill." ..Then
what makes you scratch it out?"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-27

Spots upon the sun do not visibly di-
minish its brilIiancy. but spots and pim-
Piles or blotches upon the face. neck or
arms seriously detract from female
beauty. They may, however. be COM
pletely removed by the daily use of
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Depot Critten-
tons 9th Ave.. N. Y. Hills Hair IL
Whisker Dye. black or brown, 80 cents.
L 364w
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

was doing . great work, but tho
springtide viii not always Last.
We do not undertake to reform
thieves by moral suasiop, but will lay
the heavy hand Of the law upon them.
He counselled all to work together
and crush out the evil.
Robert B. Mod Donald said restrict
ing the sale ofliquor is an utter fail
ure, while prohibition may be entire
ly successful. The keeping open Of
public houses was the great evil, and
many man has fallen who had re-
solved to reform.
Mr.. Rowlenson was opposed TO the
enactment of all sumptusry laws, and
spoke Of restrictive laws as an evil.
He held that there was as much crime
in Maine as many other State. He said
there were as good men engaged in the
sale and manufactury Of liquor as in
any other business. These were other
things as bad as liquor yet there were
not condemned. He opposed all legis.
lation infringing on the right Of
men to think and act as they desire.
Mr.. Hayes said all seemed to be Of
one mind that drunkenness is an evil;
on that all were agreed. Legislat ion
can only be sustained by the educa-
lion of the people. He hoped that the
meetings shall be- carried on until
every one is reclaimed.
The League adjourned to next Sum
day morning.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
r,nr.nta. .-This !, especIalIu.fDifi yuu

Parents. This 10 especially FOR yua. !.
ia your child restless at nights, tossing " and
fro In bed, muttering ana incoherent talking
whilst 81 sieeping, offensive breath. gtitipg apQ
grinding their teeth during sleeN these
symptoins indicate worms, and IL not Attend
o., to vii result in commissions.
Ifysu wou., aave the dear little ore ffOm
conyusons and death, use Barker's Worm
Specific. ,'uarsntfe ed to do Oil that - claim.
W. BARRIER 2l6 West second street. fIice
25 cts. per box i0-L
Apal.s, r,dd Welch, u Co., will
receivs te e-day a car load Of tine Ohio apples.
They WI txiso receive another oar IQan on
Wednesday and one or two car as per
week, throughout the season. They Will also
resume the present week the shipment OF
Ganandaigna potatoes. Csll soVn at No. 3O5
King street. s,sj f26-awd.
Call at J,hn MOIeland's Boot and
shoe HOUSE, corner OF Fourth and Poplar
streets, and ret yourself measured for . neat
lifting bo0t or shoe. Now 10 the time to pur-
chase shoe leather at bargains. Oan Of once,
and be convinced.
Geo. w. Bush d Son are receiving
daily supplies of Shenandoah coal, direct
from the raifes. This coal % hard bright and
ure. genuine bleck diamond. and 10 weA
suited for this cold winter weather. janlcu
Hats, Caps, Cheapest store In the city
4O4 Market street Boys winter caps ~ cts.
Rows good wool Hats 30 cts. Mems wool hats
Gi.6O. THE best Umbrella In town fol- Sl.40
warranted water proof and fast color. kum-
ford Bros 44s.4.y- .,4.s ~ -..
Prescriptions, accurately compounded
hv an experienced Pharmacoutist ~ tho new
Drug Store, at Tenth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
..xo,r1dss..
New Castle county, .. 81
The Htats Of Deisware. I

10 rHs sHsRrS8 oy NEW, CASTLE CounrY,
whereas, Emma q Ford By hsr petition to
the Judges Of our Superior Court filed In
the 0facs Of tho Pr0thonAtofy Of the
said court, In and for the county OF New
Castle, for the cause Of complaint therein a.
legged has made application To our said Jud-
ges that decree may be pronounced dlAe0lv-
Inc the marriage existing between tho pe-
titiener and her huAband Harry y. Ford. -
We therefore command y0u, q your prede-
ceassor hath bean heretofore commanded, /,
that you summons Harry =. Ford 70 that he
be and appear before the said Judges Of our
said Superior Court ct the next term there-
Of, to bo held ct New Castle, In and for tho
county of New Castle, on Monday the 2lst
day Of May next, to answer the allegations Of
the said petition, and to also show cause, II
any ho has, why decree Of the said Court
sh0uld not be made dissolving the m ,rriago
existing between him and the said petitioner
according to the act Of Assembly In such
case made and provided. and also to do and
receive what the said court shall then and
there consider concerning him In this behalf
- to the Court shall seem meet and ooneis.
tent with the provisions Of the said act Of As
sembly. And have you then there this writ.
Witne5s the Honorable Joseph p C0megys,
Esq, .at New Castle, the 1Ath day Of Decem-
- CHAS BEAsTEN, Prom.
{ Issued February 7th, 1877.
Tho above 10 o truo copy Of the als. sum-
mons, No. 40, to May Term, 1877, libel for
divorce. ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's once. New Castle, Feb. 8, 1877;
feblO-3mosd d
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

Log Broken.-A man named Jacob
Lendermann, who had been working
at the Edgemoor Iron works had his
leg broken in two places on Friday by
q piece of iron falling on it. He was
brought to his residence in. Fifth
street between Poplar and Lombard
when physician was called who de.
cided that the limb was swollen too
much to be set.
Tho Circus.-The youth of our city
has been saving up their extra quar-
ters for week past, for the purpose
of visiting O'Brien's circus, which
makes its grand entree in our city to-
morrow morning. There will be q
grand .sturnout, and the elephant will
be seen in all its dimensions.
Mr.. VIM. F. Hanse Of Baltimore,
Md, National Councillor of the Or
der of United American Mechanics
paid visit to the Brethren in this
city on Saturday night last on his
return from a tour throughY the Eas-
tern States,