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SECRET OF THE WELLESLEY SNUB.
From Vanity FaiE1
THE CANADA ORANGEMEN.

PREPARING TO CRLE RATE THE TWELFTH OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF CONFLICT
TORONTO, Ont, July 10. 1871.
Unusual activity is manifested in Orange circles in
this Province In view Of tho annual celebration Ar
rangements have bsen made with tho railroads for
reduced fares. The Grand Trunk will run O special
train IRON Brockvillc to Montreal on July IL.
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STEAMER BURNED.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July TO- 1877
The steamer Granger burned last night few
miles above this city. The boat and cargo q total
loss. The boat valued $500
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours, in CON-
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
dicatcd by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy.
Hru m RutIsitnv
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Half Hose Mock Wear. &c. In all grades 1t attractive
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THE PRooEssIoN VOTED DOWN.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MONTREAL, July II, 1871
Al a mass meeting OF the Orangcmen, just held, II
was resolved by majority OF four not to walk In pro-
ccssion the 18th inst
The minority and the Young Britons, however, will
march In body TO Knox Church, where sermon will
be preached.
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FORTRESS MoxRoR, va. Jrly 10. 1877.

The United States steamer Hartford passed up to
the Navy Yard at Norfolk this morning. where she
will be tted out agship vi the South Atlantic
tlOn.
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Average temperature yesterday y................ II
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
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Danube remains firmly fixed. Her crew have been
taken Off and she is now In possession OF two Rus
sian vessels
RoUMANIA ON THE OFFENSIVE.
The Roumanian Council Of Ministers has decided
that the Roumanian army shall assume the ofYen-
sive. 1t Is reported that General Ccrnat, Minister
OF War, viii take command in the field.
A NATIONAL GUARD FOR TURKEY.
decree has been issucd IN Constantinople order
ing the creation Of a National Guard OF Cons stanti.
nople six battalions Of which arc to be formed i'm.
mediatcly.
GREECE WANTS SHIPS
1t Is said Greece intends purchasing some Dan.
fish mcno,war.
GONE TO ruB FRONT.
The Prince and Princess OF RoumanIa left Bucha-
rest yesterday morning for the headquarters Of the
Roumanian army at Krajova
THE ArsTRO-RrssIAN UNDERSTANDING.
The Russian Telegraphc Agency OF ST. Peters
burg has issued statement admitting that an ALI.
ance between Roumania and Servia Is not exactly
impossible II asserts, however. that such an alli-
ance could not in any way affect the good relations
between Austria and Russia. The Agency thinks
the Importance the despatch Of the British fleet
to Beska Bay s diminished by the explanations
given In the British Parliament.
ENGLAND AND AUSTRIA.
The assertions OF special correspondents at
Vienna, coupled with the report OF Baron Coliccs
special mission TO the British government, give the
impression that active diplomatic efforts are
making between England and Austria to establish
basis for joint action.
Az OMTNOrs FALr.
The Daily telegraph, In It's financial column,
says:--
"fIungarian treasury bonds fell one-half per cent
yesterday In consequence Of fears relative to the
, 1877-12-15
EASTERN STATES.

New YORK, Dec. 10.-The fine iron
steamer Oregon WAS successfully launched
to-day trnm the yards OF Jas. Roach &
Sens, at, Chester, Pa. She is of 1850
tons burden, and is owned by the Ore.
tion Steamship Company, OF Portland
Oregon. She will ply between thai city
and San Francisco, Mr.. Vallard, Pres
ident oil the Oregon Steamship Company,
reports that the Oregon sails from this
place tor San Francisco about the 10Th
OF January. r.,f. .5.r..,
New York. Dec. 1.-THE Heralfs
London special says this day will wit
ness scenes of tho widest excitement in
London. All tho morning papers will
print dispatch from R,umanuel, Of
Bucharest, dated from shat city, at nine
o'clock last night, declaring that Osman
Pasha surrendered Plevna sn Sunday,
and that all the Turkish iortifcations
are In possession OF the Russians and
Rouulaniana All psnt up anxiety and
hope Of the friends Ot Turkey In Eng
land will come TO nm end to-day. A
cruel and crushing blow has been dealt
To tha blatant panegyristS, who have for
months past been telling Of the prowess
Of the Turkish troops. oInan viii
cease to !e hern. Although reports
from official Russian sources speak Of
his courage ia the hour of defeat, still
be has faiicd. and The TurkOphilcs ot'
England will never forgive him, Strange
10 say. This blow will cWrsr . shock, al.
tbuugh it has Lcrn sSsrcteI ivr days.
, 1877-12-15
Latest by Telegraph.
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANClsco, Dec, iI.--President
0rton, OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company, states that an agreement has
been reached by the Western Union and
Central Pnritic authorities Ivy which all
telegraph. lines of the railroad company
are To be consolidated with the Western
Union system. Mr.. 0rton IS reticent us
to the terms OF the agreement, but states
the transfer is in the nature of u coop.
crativc arrangement, by which tue Off
GERS of the railroad lines will be discon-
inuc |, IN all bafnss' carried Oh under
the management and control, and name
of the Western Uniun Telegraph Con-.
pany The new arrangement Is to go
into effect january 1>t.
SAN FRANcisco, Dec. S.-Dlegates
from workngmen's clubs Of this city
met lust night to deliberate on the
course pursued 10y Kcarney. THAT in
cendiary" was very roughly handled by
several Of the speakers, both for the yiO.
lencc OF his course, and the alleged swim
die he was perpetmting on the working
Hlen in connection with the Open Letter
newspaper. Some Of those present were
disposed to consider KearncY's intcn-
tions good while disappearing of some
of his acts. The general impression
seemed to be that while Kearney had
done some service by starting tie bull
rolling, that he was disposed to arrogale
too much for himself and needed putting
down; also that he lacked brains TO con-
duct the movement, and should either
be compelled to take back scat or be
fired out"
There was another meeting of the
scandinavian w0rkingmen at Saunders
hall, at the corner OF Market and New
Montgomery, aud yet another at the
corner OF Bush and Powell. At neither
of which anything Of importance hap
pened.
II is apparent that strong feeling OF
opposition TO Kcarney is Leginnin To
make itself felt among workingmen,
which bodies i'll for his continued su-
Drpniacy
, 1877-12-15
SNOauOslaSEI DIRECTORY
TEihlfS on COURT.

Dastrict Court Third Tuesday Of March and
prihase Unurt, Fourth Monday OF January,
.iptil. Jifly and october Of each ycar.
S)puty commissioners Court, First Monday
d February, MHy, August and November
vf each year.
list or public TNSTl TUTlONS.
Masonic, Centennial Ledge, L. D. Regular
communications lirst aud third Saturdays Oi
each month.
4. y. q. 7. Olive Leaf Lodge, No. IL, first ana
fourth Saturdays Of each month.
.snOhOnlish AthcntunL
StNDhomish Free Religious Association.
mon Presbyterian Churcli and Congregation
of Snehomish City.
spOhomish County Agricultural Society.
Sh,Omish Rihc, MilltiS Company.
&fDtiomlsh Telegraph Company.
ssl0honiish Cemetery Association.
g1SLNESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN
or SNOHO.RISU CITY.
L,wYERs.-W. NJ, Tirtlot aud Eldridge
MUrsr,
Docron.--A. c. Folsom.
MERCHANTS. E. &. Ferguson, Packard X
Jackson.
DnUGGlsr-L Wilbur
liorELs-l. Cathcart, Exchange, and ii. w.
Light, Riverside,
SALuONs-C Cosmopolitan, w. b. Stevens
BEER HALL--r. 4. Marks.
BLACKsMIrus-W H. Ward and l.. Hanson.
ouUEMAKER-Wm Edwards.
CABINET MARglls--ticuc nld Son.
, 1877-12-15

IN THE DISTRICT Court OF SNoHoMrsu
CovSrY, WASHINGTON TElnrroRY.
Ii. W. Light, VS. pIairSiff, ''"' r
Daniel Leighton, defendant.
Complaint filed in the County OF Sno.-
homisl, in the office OF the Clerk of said
District Court. 'r''
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA srsn
GREETING 'I es4ar ID
- To Daniel Leighton Defendant:
You are hereby required IL appeari in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in tho Districr
Court OF snohomish County, hold.ne
terms at snouomish City, ii and for said
County ot Snohomisb, Washington Ter
r'tory, and TO answer the complaint fled
therein, within twenty days exclusive Of
tile day of servicc), after the service ON
you OF this summons, il served within
said County of Snohomish, or if served
out of that County but in this Dislric,
within thirty days, otherwise within six
ty days, or judgment by default will be
taken agains you, according 10 the PRAYER
uf the complaint. 'h nt3ai f-i1
Theialid actioni is brought to recover
ajudgmeht tor Two Hundred and Thir.
ty-six dollars and forty eight cents tn
the following grounds to wit For board
and lodgingsand goods, wares and mer
cLandisc furnished you and for money
due and payable to said plaintiff on us
sigued accounts.
Aud you are hereby notified, that ii
you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the said
plaintiff will take judgment against you
Tor the sun, Of Two Hundred and Thirty
six dollars and forty-eight cents and
costs and disbursements OF suit.
Witness the Hon. ]. X. LEWIS. Judge
OF SAID Court, and the seal thereof thi.
sSth, day OF November, A. d. 1877.
...... Ii. A. GREGORY,
h'seow CLERK.
, 1877-12-15
Noiice Of CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors
OF the Estate of Daniel McDougall, de-
ceccased, late OF Snohomish County that
Allan McDougall Of said county has
been appointed Executor of said dcceas
ed as appointed IN the last will of de-
ceased. Now therefore all persons hay
ing claims against the deceased are re.
quested to present them within one year
after the date of tins notice, with the
necessary vouchers at the residence Of
said Exec,laor at Snohomish City, or
said claims win ba barred by law, and all
persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested to make lulin.-
diate payment. Allan McDougall,
n lOo 4w Executor
, 1877-12-15
EUROPEAN

Busor Dec 11,--At $50 yesterday
morning Oman Pasia and his entire
army attacked the Russian Grenadier
corps, holding the line OF investment ON
the left bank ofthe river, in an enieuv-
or to force II passage. The attack was
made with desperate energy, md por
tion OF the Turkish troops did, in fact,
penetrate the liue of entertainments aud
batteries, hut all attempts to break
through the position OF the Grenadiers
were Intellectual. After five hours Sc.
we're fighting, the Turks were defeated.
Osnan Pasha, surrounded on all sides,
was compelled To surrender with his
whole army. Up TO the present time it
is impossible TO give accurate estimates
Of the number OF the Turkish prisoners
or the quantity ot war material taken.
We only know everything ip Pleyna has
fallen into our hands. The Russian loss
is inconsiderabe compared with the re-
suits obtained. t
LONDON, Dec. ll.--A Paris corrcspon-
/
dent tclegraphs tue following In con
sequence Of the irritation es;sasesl by Pres
idcnt McNIahon's curt reception OF Duke
TAulfret pasquier, majority of the
cOnsttutionists whom NJ. Batbie hus
asked To join his cabinet lave refused
and at o'clock last evening the failure
Of his attempt to torn cabinet seemed
beyond doubt, although the partizans OF,
the Resistance policy maintained that
the cabinet would bc gazetted to.
morrow.
An article in the Legitimist Organ,
The Union, insists that the Royalist Sen
ators, before being asked to vote for
second dissolution, ought to be informed
rs tn what il il intended to lead to.
This is attracting much attention. 1t lie
believed the article was inspired by a
letter from Compta de Chambor,l, who
has protested against the Legitimists
supportinga policy which could only
leadtO an attempt to restore the Empire,
and to frustrate che plans Of those who
wish to represent them rs running
France by refusing to vote budgets.
1t 10 said tile Lett proposes to vote ON
the twelvtl in favor OF taxes. declaring
at the same time that they intend there.
by to insure the regular progress of af.7
fairs without, however, providing for
salaries of politicians who resist the will
of the nation. css.'T ~ aaFis
The Times urges that the msment has
now arrived when peace between Rus.
sia and Turkey ia possible, andit ia TO Be
hoped tina. the British Government will
use every effort to thAt effect. Iaslbna
ST. PErERsBuRo, Dec. i0.--The news
Of the tall Of PleVna occasions great re-
joicing here this evening. t.sf ritgA .
vienna, Dec. ii.--Negotiations are
| pending pending between scryian and
Russian headquarters relative to the
Servian plan Of operations. Servia viii
place 81 battaliOns in the feld, The out
break OF war on SerVia's part 10 now only
n question Of days. An emeute origi
mating through communistic and con-
SerVative intrigues occurred yesie rday In
tho seryian camp at Kragujcvniz. A cab
net council was held and It was resolved
10 take epsrge,ic measures. Troops
have been 'sn: To the scene 0i distur
hAncc.
, 1877-12-15
SNOHOMSH CITY TERR, SATURDAY, DECEMBER

Only last evening it was the,subject of
almost universal discussion. It includes
the proposition as put: After Plevna,
wIIat!" What to-daya The people Of
England must make up their minds.
1t will Je interesting to know what the
verdict will be.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-01-20
get moss agate over your orb of

get moss agate over your orb o1
vision, and a.
"Papa! papar' exclaimed Ida,
"Oh, pray, pray stop--it is hideous
I know why you are doing it. I'd
I'd rather promise anything than
hear you talk rs you do
"My DEAR" said her mother, "we
have only been showing you yourself
as others see you"
ct know it," sobbed Ida; " and
I'm cured. Inever dreamed it sound
ed so horrible; and I ask everybo1y's
pardon for offending their ears.
But papa" and she half smiled. II
never talked as you did. Why,
where did you learn SO much slang ?"
II am sorry to say that I hear it
from day to day among my clerks"
was the reply. "and 7 have been
almost tempted to fine them. But
when I heard my daughter
"Oh, papa, don't!' cried Ida,
putting up both hands.
"Well, then, I WON'T" he re-
sponded, laughing. ct think you
had a good lesson, and we will oil
resume our company manners, which
ought to be everyday manners. We
will let the whole matter drop now,
and not even refer to it again"
1 am happy to say that by this
lesson Ida was completely cured
Youths Companion.
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Lady GOtllva on Foot.

Among the many singular banter
ing. betting. wagors, or by whatever
name they may be termed, is the fol-
lowing. made by two frolicsome las
se@ Of LansingLurg, Rensselaer,
county. When We tell this story, it
In With no intention of rejecting
upon the character of either OF these
willful mai,lens, who. in n spirit of
fun, while heated with n discussion
~ the chances of their various favor
ties (one of them being an admirer
of Hayes aud tho other o devoted
adhereni u Tildcn and reform) had
made . very foolish and somewhat
unnailenly resolution. for the char
acter of both are above rcproach.
aud when the language was used nei-
thsr expected Ia he called upon to
pe,form the task, One Of them
whom We will call Jane, TO moro
strongly express the doubt Of Til
den's election. said that IL he was
elected President she would walk
from her residence 10 the Rensselaer,
Park gate clad only IN her chcmise.
The lmuier was taken Immediately
by her fair opponent. who promised
to perform the feat ia case Of the
anal success of Hayes. And now
the fair pair have pledged themselves
to The faithful performance of this
remarkable achievement, and they
ara Rnxiously awaiting the result,
that they may know which of the
pair will be called upon 10 pay for
icit Boys need not watch for the
event 10 como oil, ~ the loser will
choose her own time, which will, of
course. be in the hours Of night
when least expected. No one il TO
know when the event transpires, ex-
cept the two girls, and we can tell
nothing more At present save that
che distance to he travelled by the
loser IN quite considerable. ble.-Iough-
kesy'~s firss.